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JD450A

JD450A

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Right firstly something has irritated me here and it's not the first time.... @Komatsu Ollie It's f****ng Specific. Not Pacific. Pacific is a large body of water.


R.E Thumbs.... I don't like them. BUT if mounted correctly on the right machine even a manual thumb is a game changer. Our Kobelco has earned alot of money due to it.

With Regard Rotation on grabs.... It's useful if your on demolition or liable to be clearing lengths of timber, but beyond that don't worry about it being essential.... Done plenty of Demolition with the fixed kinshoffer and the thumb for that matter.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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If Ollie put teeth on his I guess he must have holes to pin them on. Would also mean you could have a flat plate made up and welded to spare teeth so easy to put on if needed. Maybe Ollie has photos? I think I have seen a picture of it when the teeth were new, but can't remeber how they were fitted.
That would be my thought too @doobin - some teeth for the tips possibly with welded on tabs to allow them to be bolted through higher up the tines where there is more metal. Bit of fabbing to create but doable I’d imagine.
It is a lot more difficult to come up with an easily removable secure solution on these small grabs than it is on the bigger equivalents though obviously!
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Right firstly something has irritated me here and it's not the first time.... @Komatsu Ollie It's f****ng Specific. Not Pacific. Pacific is a large body of water.

Crying!!! It makes my teeth itch reading it but I don’t know Ollie so didn’t feel it was appropriate to bring it up.

But while we are on the subject if you buy something you have BOUGHT it, if you bring something home you have BROUGHT it. You f****ng cretin!
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doobin

doobin

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Right firstly something has irritated me here and it's not the first time.... @Komatsu Ollie It's f****ng Specific. Not Pacific. Pacific is a large body of water.


R.E Thumbs.... I don't like them. BUT if mounted correctly on the right machine even a manual thumb is a game changer. Our Kobelco has earned alot of money due to it.

With Regard Rotation on grabs.... It's useful if your on demolition or liable to be clearing lengths of timber, but beyond that don't worry about it being essential.... Done plenty of Demolition with the fixed kinshoffer and the thumb for that matter.
Right, something else. Neither demolition, regard, rotation, f****ng or indeed specific are proper nouns. Pacific is, however, so I'll allow you that one.

'Re' is an abbreviation, not an acronym.

Sorry mate, but you are among the worst offenders for grammar on here, that's pot calling the kettle black! :ROFLMAO:
 
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Komatsu

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Right firstly something has irritated me here and it's not the first time.... @Komatsu Ollie It's f****ng Specific. Not Pacific. Pacific is a large body of water.
😂😂......that’s great news that it irritates you.....it’s a plant forum not an English class....as long as I can pull the leavers and write an invoice that’s all I’m interested in😀.
 
Danny

Danny

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I bloody hate spelling is there a spell check on this forum? If not can it be added :love:

My missus is an english teacher and she hates me for some of the things i do but then again i left school with nothing after getting exspelled.
The amount of times i get 12 year olds get it Danny why cant you i swear my brain takes in what it wants to and switches of to the rest :LOL:

Common problems there, their theyre, were, where etc
 
Hg2702

Hg2702

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My misses is head of a marketing team I often pass her the iPad to check and email and quite often it’s completely re written 🤣 I’m exactly the same as you Danny what I need / want to hear goes in the rest well Christ knows where that goes
 
doobin

doobin

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That would be my thought too @doobin - some teeth for the tips possibly with welded on tabs to allow them to be bolted through higher up the tines where there is more metal. Bit of fabbing to create but doable I’d imagine.
It is a lot more difficult to come up with an easily removable secure solution on these small grabs than it is on the bigger equivalents though obviously!
I'm leaning towards a studding coupler welded on near the bottom of the tines with a keeper bolt in it when not in use. That would be simplest and strongest, so long as it doesn't interfere with using the grab the rest of the time.
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Poor mans rotator
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hiluxman

hiluxman

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Ive all on reading at best of time. It all usually makes sense at some point😮
 
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