Dave W
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Don't forget the TFF discount!Spotted it advertised on Faceache
Farm Engineering
- Thread starter Dman2
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Usual 50% ?
Dave W
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yes of courseUsual 5% ?
Pheasant Surprise
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- Woodbridge, Suffolk
Is this peasant a grass-type-man with a fender fondness
Dave W
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That's him.Is this peasant a grass-type-man with a fender fondness
Just have to keep doing him some welding and I get full access to his front linkage. Eh @Grassman
Grassman
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- Derbyshire
See i am useful for something!
Pheasant Surprise
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You might want to reword that bit about full access to his front linkage
Dave W
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he loves it reallyYou might want to reword that bit about full access to his front linkage
Dave W
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yes. It's just taken a while to find out what it is
Sorry Dave not meaning to get your hopes up- I just bought a hedge cutter last week for looking after my verges. I'm sure you will soon find a buyer for it though.
In fact would it not be perfect for DB John- he could graft it on to the front of the 1594
snipe
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Finally got front press painted and a few mods from trial last season, plus springs to assist in folding wings, can be used as 5 meter for in front of powerharrow or folded up for in front of 3 meter combi. Tried to make it as close coupled as possible as we have a fair bit of road work, spent about £400 on getting bits profile cut and 5 meters of box section, the rest was found round farm. Tyres are solid fork lift tyres, not bunged it up yet, might have to find some flexible one if it gets too wet.Attachments
Hi all,
I am in the process of doing up a set of dual wheels for our loader.
When fitting the eye nuts do you think it would be ok to drill 3 new holes in between the slots or would I be safer making up slots with a 16mm hole in them and using the existing slots?
The dish of the rim is 10mm and the outside to outside distance between the slots is 105mm.
The holes would me 16mm for an M16 bolt
Tia
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I am in the process of doing up a set of dual wheels for our loader.
When fitting the eye nuts do you think it would be ok to drill 3 new holes in between the slots or would I be safer making up slots with a 16mm hole in them and using the existing slots?
The dish of the rim is 10mm and the outside to outside distance between the slots is 105mm.
The holes would me 16mm for an M16 bolt
Tia
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REStracTORATION
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I would use the slots if possible with a purpose made washer plate
snipe
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- west yorkshire
Drill a 16mm hole in some bar and weld it behind the slots.
Will see about getting purpose made washers plasma cut, could cut them myself with the hypertherm but think it would take longer than it would cost to get done
This is an option but would like to fill the slot for strength
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- Huntingdon, UK
I think you'd struggle to get a slot shaped washer perfect and then it may move and wear. Maybe better to get a giant washer made that goes around the whole of the rim with the slot shaped washers welded to it. It would only be two lumps then - the wheel and the adaptor.
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