Timber moving

[silky fox]

That is taking shape nicely Al.

[Firestorm]

Where did you pick up the flat bed body?

Looks like a good quality quick fix to moving lengths.

I like it and am going to steal your idea, hope that's ok and there is no patent pending😉

[Al Cormack]

Where did you pick up the flat bed body?

Looks like a good quality quick fix to moving lengths.

I like it and am going to steal your idea, hope that's ok and there is no patent pending[emoji6]

 

 

There will be now, so better be quick [emoji23]

The body was spotted in another tree surgeons yard and they were happy to sell it as wasn't being used. Result!

 

 

http://www.cormacktreecare.co.uk

[Firestorm]

I'll have to start patrolling other people's yards !!

[Al Cormack]

First load with new timber body. Works well.

 

 

 

http://www.cormacktreecare.co.uk

[Adrian cook]

Looks good that!! All the years I owned it and never got round to a bolster body. Funnily enough my new 26 tonner will probably be the same. Must pull my finger out 😳

[Steve Bullman]

I've had a piece pop out of a grab also. I'd always sling them now

 

 

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[aspenarb]

First load with new timber body. Works well.

 

 

 

www.cormacktreecare.co.uk

 

 

Looking good Could you imagine running just the 7,5 tonner now then Al ?

 

Bob

[Al Cormack]

Looking good Could you imagine running just the 7,5 tonner now then Al ?

 

Bob

 

 

Not now Bob. I did use the 7.5t yesterday for the first time in a couple of weeks, and it felt like a go kart to drive compared to the 18t [emoji23]

 

 

http://www.cormacktreecare.co.uk

[Firestorm]

Proper "man time" now.

Looks great, I'm very jealous.

It's exactly where I'm heading though, so down to me now to get it done.