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We removed the trees pushing this wall over a few months ago and had to wait until now to get TM in place to remove wall and destump.

 

Dozens of big stumps to dig out and 200mts of leaning/cracked wall ranging in height from four to six feet.

 

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Furious day but all done by 4pm, just grading and clean up tomorrow.

 

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27 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

bit dangerous mate, he doesn't even have chainsaw trousers on!

 

Hows that grinder?

I like the grinder. it does take some getting used to with the loader, you can use the steering to sweep left to right or use the tilt to sweep in an arc up and down or use the boom to sweep in and out. if you can understand that?! its very smooth and you have a perfect view of what you are grinding. Only 23hp could do with 27 ideally but they wouldn't do it.

I was looking for a grinder for a while but couldn't justify the 10k for dedicated machine, the klou one was 3.5k and utilises my loader.

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70’ multi stem sycamore in a tight spot, no fewer than 7 sheds with fragile roofs underneath, thankfully there was one air raid shelter with a concrete roof which served as a landing pad . Not massive but just about every single piece needed rigging.

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Really felt my age at the the end of it.

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On 29/05/2018 at 19:39, shillo said:

Some from the last few weeks

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Can you fit that grinder to a mini digger?

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