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Well, it’s news for me! Walter Koenig, Chekhov from Star Trek liked my post about the Gorn episode. whodda thunk it!?
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Time Left: 6 days and 23 hours
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Free timber/ logs, collection from site in Aldershot, hard standing next to the tree for lorry van.NO VALUE SPECIFIED
Aldershot - GB
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Time Left: 6 days and 23 hours
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DAF LF 7.5 ton Arborist tipper. 4.5l diesel No VAT to pay GRP professionally built tipping arb body with built in toolboxes Approx. 68k miles on the clock MOT until end of Feb 2025 Manual transmission with rear selectable diff locks (rare feature) needs front mud guards replacing on underside of tipping body, but truck chassis is solid. replacement brake pad wear sensor supplied as wire broken on current one, may get around to replacing this before sale. Selling as no longer needed as replaced with ULEZ truck NO VAT Collection from Waltham abbey 0 7 9 1 7 43 0 2 60£4,995
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True, but it feels far more likely that something will go wrong if you reverse load it! You aren’t meant to be stood on the machine when either loading or unloading, forwards or backwards.
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Pins drop through holes in the ramp ends and through holes drilled in the bed.
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Thanks, yeah I was pleased.
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What do your ramps lock in to to preventing them from sliding off?
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Much easier forward, walking up with a foot on each ramp behind the machine as doobin says Not the way to load, as said weight is above you and if something goes wrong your under it.
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i'm pretty sure i used to reverse my M10 skid up ramps as was alot more controlled and standing the back
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https://www.planninghandbook.com/ SCAM ALERT
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Old thread. This morning had some bloke ring up reckoning to be from local council. Asked if I wanted my details for survey work to go in planning publication. He sent me the info. Spotted scam straight away - obviously since about £600 quid for advert. He was very convincing on phone, council area phone code I think. Making out he worked for council. Anyway not much chance of getting £6 off Yorkshireman, nevermind £600.
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Good stuff Hank. Looks like the tree it was hung up in didn’t suffer too much either.
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I hear that reverse loading these machines is a good idea. Presumably by people who have never tried it. It feels as sketchy as hell. Much easier forward, walking up with a foot on each ramp behind the machine as doobin says.
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Obviously I have an Avant not a mini skid, but it seems dodgy to follow the machine up. Safer to back up, if things go tits up, you’re not underneath.
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Going up forwards is easy so long as you don’t stand on the machine. reversing up feels worse.
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As per title- does anyone have something I could adapt? Mainly small scale forestry felling and forwarding with the log bullet.
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As per title- does anyone have something I could adapt? -
I’d say reversing up is a better idea.
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Time Left: 6 days and 19 hours
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Hello, For sale is my Isuzu Grafter N35.150 with a large aluminium arb body, separate lockable tool box with access from both side and shelved through the middle. It's cover around 83k. Has a couple of dents from the nature of the job and the places there vehicles are put. Has been absolutely faultless in my ownership, pulls really well and overall great condition mechanical. Only selling as a biking injury forces sale . Also have timverwolf chipper and various saws ect and will be willing to do a deal on everything. Any quires please don't hesitate to get in touch. Thanks for looking.£12,750
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Hardwood woodchip only.
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You dildos and Trump for example?
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You might want to take your blinkers off SP and have a look around. There’s a clue, old Joe had months and achieved zero 🤷♂️
