???

[geoff]

I dont think so, this is my new set up:thumbup:and i ain't kidding:biggrin:

 

Nice one Stevie,how many conny tops can you chip into that?

[Pat Ferrett]

Did it come with matching lycra ?

[Stevie Mac]

Am off to do a job tomorrow with all my equipment in a wheelbarrow, the job is at my neighbors though

[High Scale]

I sense a product placement coming on.

[cordwood]

So where does Gloria go in the new set up?

[Stephen Blair]

Gloria stays in the van, this is to get me out to jobs where i can just get things cut and stacked for when we come round another day to tidy up, or for my lad to turn up with the van. I use easily a £50 of fuel every week just running around town in a vehicle with only a saw and fuel in the back.

[scotspine1]

I dont think so, this is my new set up:thumbup:and i ain't kidding:biggrin:

 

seen Bingham's arbbike rig? he's managed to find room for a chipper -

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrAV4H0FiEk&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL]YouTube - BIKE CHIPPER[/ame]

[Stephen Blair]

Gloria is 250 kilos i think, if i was determined enough i could push it about the town i reckon. I wonder what it would be like towing it on the bike? i need to try now for a laugh:biggrin:

But it goes a bit against the save fuel issue, i suppose chainsaw do aswell. I have always said i could make more money with a silky and loppers. The profit margins are so much higher and the break down and maintenance factors arent much of an issue. I know this because i started that way, i used to have a bow saw and loppers and cycle to jobs, the customers always had brushes and rakes and stuff.

[scbk]

I dont think so, this is my new set up:thumbup:and i ain't kidding:biggrin:

 

 

Nice, would make a good advertising tool with a bit of sign writing on the trailer and the bike frame

[Andy Collins]

Times are going full circle, back to the old boys cycling to the woods with cross-cut and axe tied to the crossbar