Mr Ed
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This thread makes me sad. Shame to see these type of trees go. If it were me doing it I would have 100 tonne crane (with fly jib) in to dismantle them, and my grab truck to shift all the timber. Will be a lot of nice logs, and some excellent planking timber.
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Most builders are untermenchen.
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Smart arse.
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Burn nicely though!
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I have sold a lot of timber to David Nash over the years, He's probably the most famous wood sculptor I know. Just sold a truck to this guy, I really like his work... http://www.dominicclare.co.uk/
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Haha, nice one bradstock, cool tunes. If you like Unkle, check out the youtube video for ' keys to the kingdom' the same tune they use for the CSI ad where the posh bird comes back to the flat and chucks her boyfriend....
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Nice pic of you, and great to see you joining the site. welcome to arbtalk!
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Me too. great aint it? your obviously an connosiur:icon14: Screw logsplitters are a pain, unless you have one of the new hydralic drive ones on an excavator
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I imagine he's cursing the day he sold his lovely Vamet and forwarding trailer:cussing:
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As it happens.... I could get used to this life. You would not believe how well they have forestry organized over here. All houses built out of wood = lots of local demand + lots and lots of superb local woodland with big trees + dislike of harvesters = GREAT WORK FOR GOOD FALLERS with all skidding extraction. Also 4 sawmills in just this 1 valley = minimal road haulage = minimal carbon footprint. Its all a bit like the UK once was. sigh.
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Had that steve Bullman in again? :cheers:
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No, apart from the pipes, hydraulic saws have power and torque far beyond what its size and weight would suggest.
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haha, thats damn funny Cant wait to try it on my groundies....
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That one of wilsons looked knackered Andrew Holmes equipment in Denbighshire had one 01824 751 487
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Prices are as follows - 905 ex demo £5000 1 has cleated tyres, 1 with turf tyres - niether machine has more than about 20 hours on it. 905 brand new in crate - £5500 - both on turf tyres 1150 tracked diesel with 30hp kubota engine, has about 40 hours up, £8000 These are well below even dealer prices. The finance company just needs to get them off there books asap. These machines were snached back from a company I used to work for. I am representing the finance company's interests, and gain nothing from the deal. All come with a general purpose bucket, but I have tonnes of other attachments available.
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A finance company I do business with has 5 - 4 kawasaki engined models with turf tyres, and a diesel tracked model. there are 3 ex demonstrators and 2 brand new ones. The are Ramrod taskmasters, http://www.ramrodequip.com I can supply grapples, stumpgrinders, mulch buckets, brushes etc etc.
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I have access to some at exceptionally cheap prices...
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No the pins dont weigh a tonne. the bags do...
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A kind of big drawing pin that holds the edges of the road down.
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Where's my puke smiley when I need it?
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No, in the end it was a little to windy for that. did some lovely drops off piste this afternoon though. Now bloated on french beer and fine food.
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Prochip UK? the are a sponser here, and I'm sure they have a nice tracked schliesing for hire...
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Got a phone number for the supplier Bob? I have trouble getting them in my size...
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Sorry, just remembered, its 30 METERS of cable... Forget me own head...
