Mr Ed
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Mr Ed replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
125hp, and 20 x 12 infeed. -
I also like the fact that Justin participates in the discussion forums, taking time out to answer our questions and queries. That akes time and effort, and for that reason I like doing business with him.
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Justin has been SUBSTANTIALLY better value on every piece of kit we've had from him. I've always believed in buying local, but I've found its as easy to ring justin and order it on next day delivery as it is to drive to the local dealer.
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I think he's just on about paypal. It probably covers you and him.
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We coulda been anything that we wanted to be...
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Plenty of Bobcats in the UK - but articulated style loaders and minidiggers are more popular.
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Mr Ed replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
Its a drum chipper. both greenmech and the Jobeau are little drum chippers. -
very cool. I always wanted a splurge gun.
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Greame Macmahon, doing the airwalk tree. Been posted a few times now, if you do a search, you'll find the thread where Greame and angus joined to comment.
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Nice RB44. I always hanker after another RB.
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Might explain all your posts that just said 'WUFF-WUFF!'
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exactly. you might avoid Vosa for years, but driving without insurance is a big no no.
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Dont forget we got approval on the training grant:wink:
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Ha. Once you've had a proper sized truck, there will only be the feeling of superiority:001_smile:
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Put it like this - If VOSA catch that vehicle hauling chip, it'll be impounded. You can register anything you like as AG, but if they prove your using it for haulage, your fooked. Shrekie will probably never have to worry about it where he lives.
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Nice one shrekie. Then you can join the 'Proper' drivers licence club.
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As far as I'm aware, its a 1317.
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Then he'll have no payload. Just get a class2 licence. Or get a groundy with a class 2. I drove HGV's occasionally for a few years with no licence, its not a matter of getting caught. I only stopped when it was pointed out to me that if you dont have the correct licence, then your insurance is completely void.
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Yup. And despite its Ag tax class, you WILL need a hgv licence...
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Er... 13 tonner shrekie...
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As long as the trailer has brakes, then I see no legal issue. I have shifted Timber much much further on a forwarding trailer before now.
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Mark, the company website is Multione If anybody wants to see one working, let me know and we can arrange something. Possibly, if there is going to be another arbtalk meet, I could arrange for a few demonstrators to be there. They are not the cheapest machine in the world, but they tick a lot of boxes, cost about the same as a decent chipper, and have a huge applicaton of uses.
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Be interesting to see the HSE investigative report on this one.
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Its the BMG grapple. I've sold a few in the UK now.
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Nice little truck.
