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I’m guessing they’re a cbm top link. around £250 from agriline, qtp etc. price with your main dealer, some prices are actually competitive, others ridiculously expensive https://agrilineproducts.com/new-holland-top-link-cat-3-with-knuckle-hook-1851

with autolube the nipples are removed, so no chance of them blocking. Still needs a weekly look over to check pipes etc, but if they are protected in vulnerable areas, they are reliable system.

Have you priced the main dealer? Can understand a breaker not wanting to split a box, so main dealer may be a cheaper option

what about spending £5000 on yours and buying an additional one at £35k. Then you always have a backup. For loading a biomass boiler, you could buy a construction spec machine which Usually have less engine power and no limited slip diffs. Would last for a long time.

Always amazes me what people will sign Without fully understanding what they have signed. just done a bit of Googling and I would assume you signed something like this 'Brand new Land Rover vehicles are only sold by the Jaguar Land Rover retailer network. Land Rover classifies a new car as a...

And what happens if you did sell it? Is there a penalty to pay, or is it not actually yours until after the year. Or do they just blacklist you and try and prevent you from buying another new one, ie to stop profiteering?

Another piece of important information missing from that chart is a choke hitch.Hitching a chain back on itself derates the swl as well. 20% less rings a bell

Does The description in your link answer the question

I’m not old enough to remember. But there is an old box of whitworth and other imperial spanner’s in the workshop that despite having various sizes, fall into two classes. Too big or too small. Just like the box of assorted nuts and bolts😂😂😂

Meant you only needed one set of spanners to tighten the bolt. Not two of everything. Some suspension bolts on cars are like that. 16mm and 17mm. Or 18mm and 19mm.

Wasn’t trying to be cheeky, was just referring to the greedy comment. Having worked across the water, it’s clear the cost of living is much higher. If you seen the amount of trades people flying over Monday morning and back on Friday night It shows the wages have to be higher.Not one of them...

Why do you think people making concrete products should be on minimum wage?Cost of living is much higher on the mainland, going much higher the further south you go. Housing especially is much more expensive, so everyone needs more money to live. When I lived there electricity costs were higher...

Now nothing about the firm but grassmen have done a few videos on them. Look like a good firm who shift a lot of stuff

That is common with lots of parts. The parts fitted in the factory are often better quality than the genuine replacements. Bought a Vauxhall Astra new in 1999. First set of brake pads done 20000, genuine replacements from Vauxhall only done 12000 and were much dustier. Different compound. Same...

What age, and are you looking 2wd or 4wd? 2wd rav 4 seem more common, same with the majority of these small SUV’s. If you need more than 1600kg towing capacity, then it has to be the tiguan.

Easiest way would be to remove the shaft and cut or press the rotor off the shaft and reinstall you could cut it off without removing the bearings. Or remove the stator assembly. See pic below.

I take it that the mower bed is gearing up the pto speed to match the motors original speed?

Just be careful with the motor when running as you have created a generator. Ensure the motor terminal box lid is on and waterproof.

An example from the Nordic website showing the difference in lenses. floodlight vs close distance worklight. So it’s a good idea sometimes to mix the lights to illuminate a larger area.

55w h1 lamp is should be 1550 lumens according to ece regulations. Lumens is really only an indicator and some cheap light just list the theoretical lumens, basically the lumen output of each led x the number of led’s. However light output does not scale like that. When looking for lighting...