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FSI D30 for sale ready to go to work. Roughly 1300 hours. Loads of new parts over the last 200 hours. Recent service and new battery. Upgraded to a bigger grinder so ready to go. Based in Manchester. Call or text 378434 for more info £9250 + Vat

workyquad SSQ11 county 2019 machine 400hrs Purchased as an ex demo from spectrum plant. Comes with 3 attachments, folks, high capacity bucket and grab bucket. Turf tyres and narrow tractor tyre. Great machine, reluctant sale but since buying a tracked chipper we don’t use it as much and need the space in the yard for a new machine. A reluctant sale. £11500 plus VAT

ECHO have recently launched the DCS-3500T, a 56V battery top handle chainsaw. It joins the much praised DCS-2500T in the extensive 56V professional line-up. The DCS-3500T is capable of taking on bigger jobs than its smaller sibling, as a result of a longer 35cm (14”) bar and, by swapping to the 252Wh battery, more power. But it is still lightweight and compact in design, making it highly manoeuvrable. Switching to the larger battery also means longer runtimes – very useful when climbing. With safety in mind, ECHO have introduced a 2-step, single-finger throttle lockout safety system which prevents accidental activation. Additional safety and comfort comes in the form of the patented QuickDraw hook enabling hooking and unhooking with just one hand, while the reduced gap between the roller chain catcher and the sprocket guard prevents accidental climbing rope damage. Other useful features include an air inlet filter that prevents dirt and dust from entering the cooling passage, electronics and motor compartment, providing less maintenance and longer lifetime. A drop prevention nut and side chain access tensioner come as standard for quick chain adjustment. The ECHO DCS-3500T is available now from ECHO dealers nationwide and is priced at £499 (inc-VAT) without battery and charger.

In Stock please - Call to secure - Limited supply £44,995 + VAT Premium Build Leading Design 6 In Stock Limited supply We lead where all others follow The all new more powerful 2.8 Diesel Toyota Hi-lux Single Cab Keyless Built in reverse camera google car play Touch Screen Air con cruise control lane assist Manufacturers warranty Till 14/03/2030 Electric Windows, Remote locking, The tool box internal size is 450 wide x 1100 high x 1700 deep The tipping body is 2100 long x 1100 high x 1700 wide The frame work has powder coated body The sides are built from a strong light weight alloy. It has a wander lead fitted to allow you to watch it tip It has a deep tipping body and Twin rear barn doors A removable ladder bar for chipping. Lift up Chip Lid EXTRAS - INCLUDED Type Approved - Fixed Flange neck tow-bar 2 bolt ball & pin jaw 25mm pin tow-bar hitch EXTRAS - AVAILABLE POA 1200mm long LED R65 Compliant Raider Light-bar to cab roof switch on dashboard Amber Flash modules - 2 x modules to upper rear posts on tipper body & 2 x modules in front grill area switch on dashboard Rear chevrons kit to vehicle - lower and upper doors ( Full Prismatic Chevrons ) Suspension upgrade to 3500kg total vehicle weight Viewing is now by appointment only We offer a stay at home purchase with the vehicle delivered to your door You can call us Monday to Saturday between the hours of 930 am / 530 pm 02476 615855 To view a vehicle or arrange delivery or if you just require further help or advice.

Stein Defender Max Chainsaw Boots - Class 2 - Grey - Size 41 (slightly used) Used for a day on a photoshoot The Stein Defender Max Chainsaw Boots bring together precision German engineering and premium materials to safeguard professional forestry and arborist crews. Featuring Class 2 (24 m/s) chainsaw cut resistance, a breathable waterproof membrane, and high-traction Vibram® TETON outsoles, these boots deliver unmatched protection, comfort, and durability in the harshest environments. Key Features EN ISO 17249:2014 Class 2 chainsaw protection (24 m/s) EN ISO 20345:2012 S3 certification (SB / P / E / HI / CI / WR / AN / WRU) Premium Perwanger® leather upper (2.5–2.6 mm) with water-repellent, breathable finish 360° rubber rand for abrasion resistance and knock protection around the lower boot D3O® side-impact armor for fibula safety during foot-ascender use Climate-regulating, waterproof membrane for moisture control Anatomical padding and padded tongue for all-day comfort 200 J steel toecap and penetration-resistant midsole Vibram® TETON outsole with self-cleaning, bi-directional lugs and asymmetrical heel for traction and secure braking Roller-bearing eyelets and double-riveted speed-lace system for a precision fit Materials & Construction Upper: Perwanger® leather (55 % polyamide/40 % polyurethane/5 % polyester blend) Lining: climate-regulating waterproof membrane Reinforcement: 360° rubber rand and D3O® impact panels Insole: anatomical cushioning with moisture-wicking properties Midsole: steel and anti-perforation plate Outsole: Vibram® TETON rubber Certified Safety Standards EN ISO 17249:2014 – Class 2 chainsaw cut protection EN ISO 20345:2012 S3 – Safety basic, penetration resistance, energy absorption, heat and cold insulation, water resistance, ankle support, water penetration/absorption Designed for Professional Forestry Work Built for ground crews and climbers facing extreme conditions, the Defender Max offers targeted cut protection, impact resistance, and underfoot stability. Whether you’re clearing timber or ascending with foot-ascenders, these boots ensure safety and performance from dawn till dusk.

For the first time ever, the British TIMBERSPORTS® team will feature a female competitor when they travel to Milan for the biggest event of the logger sports season, the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Championship later this month. Taking place in Milan, Italy, the 20th World Championship promises to have audiences on the edge of their seats at the Allianz Cloud Arena on 24th and 25th October. Following the British TIMBERSPORTS® Championship in June, a selection process took place to decide which athletes should represent Great Britain in the Team event. Glen Penlington secured his place early after winning his fourth British Championship in a row, with personal best times in two of the four team disciplines. But a surprise option for selection was Women’s Champion, Rachel Ferrington from Hay-on-Wye, after she delivered a blistering, new Women’s World Record in the Stock Saw discipline. It took her just 8.82 seconds to cut two discs, or ‘cookies’, with a STIHL MS 661 chainsaw, which ended up being the fastest time of the whole Championship weekend, and secured her a deserved place on Team GB. Each nation can take five athletes, plus a rookie competitor, as part of their team, so with Penlington and Ferrington confirmed, four other spaces were available. Alongside 2025 Rookie Champion Rowan Luxton, the final names added to the team sheet were Team GB regulars Rob Chatley from Hanley Broadheath in Worcestershire, Graham Turner from Penicuik, Scotland and Tom Redmond from Bere Regis, Dorset. In the Team event, the athletes complete four TIMBERSPORTS® disciplines in a relay; the Stock Saw, the Underhand Chop, the Single Buck and the Standing Block Chop. Each team competes in head-to-head heats against other national teams, with the slowest team knocked out and the fastest team moving on to the next round. All six competitors have been training hard in a series of training camps in the months prior to the Championship, in the hopes of improving on their 13th placed finish last year. “Bringing Rachel into the team adds a fresh face and a new dynamic at the training camps. She is relatively new to the sport, but has trained really hard and has also competed in two other international TIMBERSPORTS® competitions already this year, which has given her valuable experience.” said Vicky Tween, STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Team Manager. Female athletes have competed in the Team World Championship before, but this will be the first time that a woman has been part of the British team. Ferrington is in good company though; three other national teams feature female competitors this year, and she’ll be hoping to make her mark on the world stage in Milan. Rookie athlete, Rowan Luxton, from Llandrindod Wells in Powys, will also be excited to join the British Team for the first time after his impressive win in the British Rookie Championship. Penlington, Chatley, Turner and Redmond have all represented Great Britain at the World Championship before, but they know that there is always room for improvement, which is why the training camps are so useful for working on everything from the changeovers between disciplines to the team morale. Whilst they are all fierce rivals when competing against each other in the British Championship, they will need to come together in Milan if they want to deliver their best result. If you want to see where Team GB place in the 2025 TIMBERSPORTS® World Championship, you can watch the full competition live on the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® YouTube channel from 7pm on Friday 24th October.