Peter
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Everything posted by Peter
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Maccy reduction? Your a braver man than me, the only maccy reductions I do are to 1" tall.
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Which Gehl have you used Jash?
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I would probably look at a Gehl if I was in the states, the European stuff comes out very expensive over there.
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No.
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Mini loader in action with a hefty lump of beech.
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Before.
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Today's ash reduction.
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The engelbert Strauss trousers look like they might be worth a punt if you need some cheapies. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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And we have a winner! (You obviously know me far too well, was your next guess going to be willow?)
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Not elm.
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No, no, and no, although it was dead when I did the job 2 weeks ago.
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First correct answer gets......... a warm smug feeling.
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File it flat, if you find your nicking the tie straps as the chain wears down switch to a smaller file size.
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Not being funny but have you told them not to take logs from your wood? I know it's obvious to you but it may not be obvious to them. As for keeping pigs in I would have thought stock fencing would be the cheapest option.
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At $100 an hour I'd rather be dragging a 660 round in the bush than climbing.
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Any vehicle wrap company will be able to do it, just a question of finding the real tree material.
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Air nailer, small compressor, long extension lead.
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Page 26 http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/Transport_files/070051_Guide%20to%20Maintaining%20Roadworthiness.pdf
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A lot of training centres will do a driving assessment, and tell you how long they need to get you up to speed.
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The complete unit with head board and fold down aluminium sides is £2750 plus vat. The silver Navara is my truck, gets used for tree work on a daily basis.
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Lots more pics on the Pro Tipper Facebook page, or if you want to have a look at mine give me a bell and we can meet up.
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Are you going back to a 3.5 tonner Johnny?
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It's just a classification by fibre type. Generally the very high breaking strain fancy fibres aren't suitable for conventional splicing techniques so you use a different method.
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Yes, yes and the main reason I use them is they are one of the better ethical banks. Not sure if that is a benefit in everyone's eyes but its certainly a plus for me.
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Very well, said it before but it's easily the best 6" machine I have ever used. Not had the tracked version though
