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lewiswood
lewiswood

And some pics of my Ford 6610 winch tractor. Done me well for a couple of years. But in the market for something bigger for skidding large sawlogs 

doobin
doobin

Not in the same league as many of you on here, but my mantra is small is beautiful.    It’s been on order since October. The rep told me to look after it, as he won’t see any more of this model

John Shutler
John Shutler

new tractor turned up yesterday N174 with botex 570 crane 

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At the moment I just got my old sanky trailer on the back but I'm about to get myself a little one and a half to two ton tipping trailer with flotation tyres.

 

 

I went for a Hall Engineering 2.25 tonne dump trailer, well suited and comes standard with flotation tyres. Can recommend, well made- British engineering!!

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I went for a Hall Engineering 2.25 tonne dump trailer, well suited and comes standard with flotation tyres. Can recommend, well made- British engineering!!

 

 

I think I've seen that one whilst browsing, could you post a pic? I know it sounds anal but I'm hoping to get one the colour of the tractor! 😂

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A good link box might be handy on soft ground too. I've been looking at one for my little AGT but not quote got round to it.

 

 

Yep they look really handy especially the tipping ones, ive got a spare pair of pallet forks that I'll be using on it, handy to for carrying posts on.

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Yep they look really handy especially the tipping ones, ive got a spare pair of pallet forks that I'll be using on it, handy to for carrying posts on.

 

Yes. Had a go on a fleming agri hydraulic one - Scooping woodchip and spreading on paths. Fantastic bit of kit. If was about £800 for a metre and half one. On the wish list for the moment....

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Yes. Had a go on a fleming agri hydraulic one - Scooping woodchip and spreading on paths. Fantastic bit of kit. If was about £800 for a metre and half one. On the wish list for the moment....

 

 

I have the Fleming hydraulic one on AGT850, only issue is getting the link arms to lift it high enough to tip and also go low enough to scoop.

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