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no need for nylocks? why not use them i do on my mill cheap enough by the box to buy even after many uses they still have some grip on threads much more than a plain nut

nice and straight should be good recovery:q

hope she dont bounce:((

why not buy the stickler splitter and bolt it onto your harmonic balancer on the front of the 4x4 using the bullbar as a table no need to jack vehicle up leave it on all the time, good look driving...

comgreserv i have had the same problem once i used a good sharp centre punch (must be good quality) wear safety specs hit countersunk bolt head near outer edge of bolt straight in to make a slight...

cant comment on that method to speed drying macracapra dries very quick with very little if no end checking:wink:

i would only try and dry timber in a shed if it had a roof and no walls as said before you need air flow speaking from expereience i stacked some cypress which i milled in a shed which was open...

always worth checking i ve been caught out a few times with that happening:)

same old story u get what u pay for:doh:

unleaded works:oo:

there is an easier way wpf:;

right again as you said there are there are owners and there are operators:)

if the green ones the best how come shes not electric rise and fall:rolleyes:

the old story cant make strawberry jam out of pig s-----:(

got electric on mine only way to go fast accurate wont use anything else :)

please explain:)

re remote handle see if you can find a second hand handle off a stihl brushcutter or polesaw or similar mount on mill you can use stop switch as well

its splitting into 8 sections would be tough going in some of our hardwoods that video i think would be soft wood

i would like to see one working on some aus hard:pwood

opening the engine compartment door and two blokes standing on it will increase the lif too :oo: did i say that:o

i think it just maybe:p

bamboo:o

pat on the back too for aust post :roll:lucas just gave it to them and they delivered:;

the leaves need raking up

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i have milled sleepers before with good sucess provided they are clean good sleeper eg AA grade i may be too far for you to travel approx 100klm melb

should have put that log over the scales thats 2.5 time capacity of 763:oo:

i wouldnt throw it out i would use it on some of my non paying customers vege patch:((

running low or out of fuel wont do that damage :no: his saw would have been running lean

if you have gone from 50:1 to 25:1 you have increased the oil

the 4x4 is far from ideal not sure on alans navara there not all 3000kg tow capacity i have a 2005 str navara towing capacity is 2800 kg i tow my bobcat with it on the odd occasion which weighs...

flatbed:rolleyes: not the best trailer to tow skidsteer on but maybe its multipurpose just take care with that weight sitting high especially behind 4x4

as others have said go fixed i made my setup using a fork carriage of a forktruck which is the slotted bit that the forks mount on and slide across on with this set up i can take off one fork and...

and a grapple :;

yes you need to keep trimming those brazillians you dont want them overgrown:U

maybe drink some green beer with sigidi:p

who was the idiot that took it out of the tip:U it was in its place:doh:

i would sum it up and say for the price of these saws you get what you pay for TROUBLE:?

is their access to bring a cherry picker in put a cable up and pull it over:; if its in the bush leave it there as a habitat tree:wink:

i buy it in 44 gal drums around the $400 mark if you get a couple of mates together and divide it up it will be much cheaper:)

that is a picture of a swing saw the blade and head swing 90:oo:

basically a chain mortiser which i have one i have nearly finished my fence at my place 500 metres long in total out of macrocarpra:)

so the lucas isnt perfect:oo:

2070 lifting 2 ton:no:

sigidi can i ask what brand and size bobcat would pick up a 1800 kg log in its bucket:rolleyes:

bout time weisy came back:wink:

me too i use a 4 or 5 in grinder and ball peen hammer petes right dont hammer rivets too tight been doing chains like this for 25 years no probs:wink:

hopefully for you there human:wink:

unit is in good cond and well maintained for a ex hire machine had to laugh these units come with a special plug for an oil cap special tool req or tap off with screwdriver took it off myself to...

thanks bob will check it out compression is very very good runs great not bad for $140