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Alice in diaperland
For some reason this photo reminded me of thisView attachment 411430
Found a bit of (what is now) singletrack today
For some reason this photo reminded me of thisView attachment 411430
Found a bit of (what is now) singletrack today
Ah, but it sounds like they were asked what irked them about other drivers. If they were asked about what irked them most of all road users, I’m sure you would find that we would find ourselves, up at our rightful place, at to top of the hate leaderboard!This can't be true or accurate. There is no mention of the thing that unifies most drivers...a hate of bike riders.
This is becoming a hobby of yours. You need someone to teach you how to ride through the wet and/or some tyres that work.Just slowly cruising home from coffee and hit a wet patch on the path...huge crash!
This is becoming a hobby of yours. You need someone to teach you how to ride through the wet and/or some tyres that work.
Does that run straight off the tractor hydraulics? Or do you run an external hydraulic tank?Black wattle vs 40t log splitter.
Self contained unit. The hydraulic tank is the axle box. Suction to an Eaton pump powered by a Honda motor. Made by a company in Toooooooowoooooooomba. Well made and very solid. I looked into a pto version but then you need the tractor to run them.Does that run straight off the tractor hydraulics? Or do you run an external hydraulic tank?
Is there a better way to move your splitter around?Self contained unit. The hydraulic tank is the axle box. Suction to an Eaton pump powered by a Honda motor. Made by a company in Toooooooowoooooooomba. Well made and very solid. I looked into a pto version but then you need the tractor to run them.
You'd perhaps be better off using the PTO to run a remote hydraulic pump. Our chipper uses the same approach.Is there a better way to move your splitter around?
I just split by hand, but have considered bodging up a splitter to incorporate into my dodge plow unit. Unsure how much oomph I can extract with a bit over 35lpm spare hydraulic capacity. Should be plenty.
That's what I was hoping to avoid. I haven't done any calculations yet, but would like to just put a splitting head on the dodge ram or inboard/outboard ram.You'd perhaps be better off using the PTO to run a remote hydraulic pump. Our chipper uses the same approach.
Doesn't chew many kW. My Honda is 6.5hp? I do need to make another muffler guard because the pissy little factory thing still gets to 9,000 C and it is such a convenient place to rest your hand. Only get burnt once each season...You'd perhaps be better off using the PTO to run a remote hydraulic pump. Our chipper uses the same approach.
Maybe get your kid to help, it's sort of their faultMy day looked great until I foolishly agreed to go indoor climbing/bouldering with my youngest. It's probably been 25 years since I did any climbing and with how much my forearms are already hurting I'm not sure I'll be able to wipe my arse from tomorrow morning...
Crack jamming practice.Maybe get your kid to help, it's sort of their fault
Very squeezy. Nephew picked it up to relocate it and it wrapped his arm and started compressing. He could feel the bones cracking and decided the floor of the shed was good.^^ A cuddly one!