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I may but be able to find out on Monday, I know a tractor and farm equipment dealer just up the road from me, they will no doubt have the belt, just need to find size, they may know.

I have a b2410, and I have a crazy bearcat 4 inch chipper,which is an old model,similar to the ch5540 echo bearcat. It is a well made robust little chipper with greasable bearings, double edged knifes,and works very well. Link; http://www.bearcatproducts.com/products/pto_machines/ch5540/ These...

Here in the UK few are legally armed, and your in all sorts of trouble if you stand up against a thief with the law, it's madness! Any detterant either on the machine or in its surroundings has to be a good thing. Some over here are quite imaginative in how they set up methods to slow up a...

See what you mean about the video, it gave me a headache...the lovely controller came in from the kitchen and did a hardness test with the spatula and my ear!

You could tape or tie a bit of cotton sheet on the water pump vent and round your rad cap, or hose fittings, run it hard for a day and check for staining.

Welcome to you, I have a heated cab on my b2410, but as you say, they are a little tall for most out buildings, I'm going to fabricate a shelter for mine big enough to get my 2 ton tracked excavator in with it.

Glad you got away without too much of a hurt Skeets, I have seen the results of a moment's loss of attention a few times, it can be pretty real. I always carry blood clot bandages and a tourniquet when I'm climbing, lifesavers for sure. Protective trousers have saved my leg in the past, as...

It will be interesting to see their interpretation of bsa,though I suspect it will be an ohc short stroke lump in it, though I'm sure they will get an honest representation of the chrome work:D

I have a little Garmin cycling GPS Speedo, works well and has a few options on it, I find it an asset and it's all free to use.

I do RCW, have a look at them over the next 2,/3 years, if they are responding you can always apply a little formative pruning to get some shape and structure going on.:)

Even though I spend my days climbing and cutting trees, mostly to negate litigation, I am a bit of a conservationist at heart, as long as it doesn't compound issues later.:)

Valid points there about replacing, or if you have room and wish to see how these get on, plant another couple nearby, you can take out the wounded trees anytime, and they may well surprise you..

That's a nice little setup you have, cracking scenery to be working in.

Glycophosphate is really only effective when plants are in leaf, as they absorb the toxin into their vascular system through the the leaf, where the bark is not a part of this system. By applying it to the cambium on stumps it will get into the vascular system and hence the roots,more so on...

Regarding the stumps, concentrated roundup will get them, make sure to get it on the cambium, or where the bark adjoins the wood, cover after treating to prevent it getting rained off, and you might want to treat again in early spring when things get moving.:)

Many thanks to the moderators and all who help with the upkeep here, that is why I supported the site with the small payment early in my membership, for the cost of a couple of gallons of diesel, I have gleaned info that has saved me hundreds of UK pounds, and got to enjoy myself in the...

Here are a couple of mine, work in progress, I made the inside from pine and Spalted beech which I have saved from my day job as a tree climber, then milled with an Alaskan mill, it is solar powered and has a good stove, so I can use it off grid, it get used to stay over on my land when I'm...

Too true Skeets, and there isn't a straight road in existence over here in the UK, if I can dig up a couple of pics I will post them.

I run a subsoiler through to break up the gravel base in my ground, and a rotary tiller after a spreading of well rotted wood chip, which I have an abundance of being a tree worker, to loose up and feed the top soil.

And they drive vehicles amongst us too...:eek: