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  1. Buzz
    Same as any 2nd hand kit mate, check for abuse, open her up and have a good look around. Look for dents in the feed hooper as you'd be amazed how many people crane feed PTO chippers. The most expensive bits to deal with are the hydrulic motors which can be damaged through abuse. TBH though if it looks clean and tidy on the outside it's probably replicated on the inside....
  2. Buzz
    Very good chippers, don't discount the TP range either.
  3. Buzz
    Who's tongue in who's cheek lol
  4. Buzz
    Why oh why why why did you tell her how much you spent !!!!!!
  5. Buzz
    What makes me laugh is companies who have travelled along way to a show and most of the staff are all wearing chainsaw trousers in the middle of summer etc...muppets. In reply to Andy...yes a needle and thread is the simple answer in many cases.
  6. Buzz
    JUst checked it's the Elios that comes in two sizes.....I'll shut up now !
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    Really that's interesting as i recommended that system to client of mine the other day who had a 100 tons of rotting logs ! Should of mulched the rhody maybe ?
  8. Buzz
    There are I believe two different sizes for the vertex, I'm replacing my winter mountaineering one and I'm sure there were two different sizes in Cotswolds.
  9. Buzz
    Well done Marc, never easy reducing those buggers.
  10. Buzz
    One of Kingwells airburners by any chance ?
  11. Buzz
    Just for Peter......
  12. Buzz
    That is a big problem, BUT JCB have been fiddling for weeks trying to set up the new grapple without much luck so far.
  13. Buzz
    Works better than the 3-5 finger brash grapple believe it or not ! That machine is hired our machine is better set up than that one now..
  14. Buzz
    Swinging well aren't they lol he nearly got thrown off site for not wearing a hi viz !!
  15. Buzz
    Ha ha well as an ex-tree surgeon i figured that would get everyones attention !
  16. Buzz

    New look

    Buzz replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat

    How do i do that Andy lol ??
  17. Buzz
    Yes but I'm not going to post it as i don't want to upset Steve lol just PM me or google AHS Recycling.
  18. Buzz

    New look

    Buzz replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat

    The only issue i have which isn't major except for the fact i check my PM's whenout and about is that the new site won't view in my blackberry's browser it just comes up with lots of white blocks and the odd section of text.
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    last few...
  20. Buzz
    A few pics of a job completed in Aylsbury for Treemenders.
  21. Buzz
    Uerggghhhh please don't swear in my presence
  22. Buzz
    No do carry on as it has relevance to this thread, just quantify your experiences i.e were you an employee of a sub contractor or was it your own company etc.
  23. Buzz
    I had an old wessex hydrulic one one that sat on my 3 point linkage. The only problems were i had to bungy the spool valve lever open as it used to pop back to centre after a few minutes running when the oil had got warm. Also the mog linkage didn't drop quite low enough (even adjusted) to get it on and off easily so i allways had to have it sitting on a couple of 8" logs. I also only ever used to let the lads run the mog for 30 mins at a time before giving it a break as you only just need it on idle.
  24. Buzz
    Darren Mitchell Advanced Tree Services, Woking. Dryad - Colin Dry, Guildford. PA Searle - Paul Searle, Camberley.
  25. Buzz
    Trouble is they'll end up with muppets doing the work or one of the big facillities managment companies doing it and the little man won't get a look in. It's almost as if they plan it this way

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