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Originally Posted by V8Ian
A $ for every time that has happened to others, but not me, ever. IN yer dreams Mr Bee.
:Rolling: The same for Paul no doubt.
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Originally Posted by V8Ian
A $ for every time that has happened to others, but not me, ever. IN yer dreams Mr Bee.
:Rolling: The same for Paul no doubt.
Or Baz (Redback)?Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
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Originally Posted by akovach
Two things.
1. The Mulcher is stopped allowing him to get rid of the choke.
2. There normally is a Safety Grille, unless that has been removed.
I guess we will never know for sure.
There's nothing in the back of the truck, so it's a fair bet the mulcher is off.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
I have a PTO chipper............... no grill is stock and stomping on a choke while the unit is stopped will only make it worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
A bad (unpersuadable) choke is fixed by disengaging the PTO, turning off the tractor, take off one bolt that is the 'lock' for the hinged cover for the cutting wheel and exit chute and cleaning out the jam.
PITA to do, so one learns how to avoid choking the thing up in the first place.
I'd say the unit in the pic is running and the aperture is about 100 - 150 mm.
DL
Maybe he is trying to address the damage to his wooden leg he buggered up last time he used it? Yer know, trim it up a little & he will sandpaper it & varnish it a bit later.Quote:
Originally Posted by 350RRC
This seems the best place, rather that starting a new thread.
The 130 doesn't even feel that big any more, and I've learnt to deal with the turning circle.
But today I parked beside one of my favourite local cars, and the 130 looks very big🙂
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When I was in Holland one of those pulled up beside me and a giant emerged from the driver's seat - he was almost 2m tall and about 150kg :oQuote:
Originally Posted by TonyC
