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John Shutler

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  1. Having recieved an email today to inform users that the Arbpro software will be closing as of novemebr, its raised the question of what else is out there? having become fairly reliant on the Arbpro software this is quite an inconvinience what other similar software is out there? it doesnt neeed to be industry specific particulary cheers
  2. Spot in tom, that where I'm at as well
  3. Thanks for your help eddie!!!
  4. Can a grab and rotator set up viably be done by adding a diverter valve if the arm slew and hammer lines are both controlled off the same proportional control on the joystick which are in turn selected by depressing a button on the joystick?
  5. Looking for a stump ripper thing to go on my volvo ec55, anybody got any recommendations
  6. I've worked on that tree for the last 10 years or so, the couple have been deliberating about having it down for years, it was to close to the house and caused them lots of sleepless nights when it was windy
  7. [ATTACH]221809[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]221810[/ATTACH][ATTACH]221811[/ATTACH][ATTACH]221812[/ATTACH][ATTACH]221813[/ATTACH] Cedar crane removal today, 4 loads of chip in the landy and 1 in the mog, 4 loads of timber. Rings counted at 123
  8. How's that ripping tooth working out? Where did you get it from?
  9. Beech fell today, chipped with the crane fed chipper on the valmet, back tomorrow to shift the timber
  10. A some pictures from a couple of jobs this week, conifer hedge removal and felling lightning struck oak in a woodland
  11. We use a big plastic heavy duty tree/plant pot with handles. That way two people can easily carry it
  12. It's a fixed one, although a turntable would be handy it's all extra weight
  13. It's a 440zx, 10inch capacity
  14. ive always thought that jenson looks massive on the front of a mog, if i were to get front mount itd probbaly be a schleising, the one on the back of my mog is great
  15. Off to its first proper job
  16. A good show I thought, nice to see some larger kit onsite and certainly seemed busy However... I'm not quite sure why the bar facilities are always such a struggle to get right, people 30 deep trying to get a beer, a bar selling primarily real ale and selling out of lager and cider by lunchtime on the first day. It can't be that difficult could get a decent bar sorted, I'm sure the holford arms could provide a temporary bar for the duration of the show providing some more recognised drinks as opposed to the the obscure ales on offer that are not necessarily to everybody's taste
  17. Tree shear arrived today, had a play on some willow at home and it seems to work pretty good
  18. And do what with the smallholding? I've got a smallholding and if you've got neighbours nearby, inevitably you'll get a complaint however friendly they seem I got reported for keeping commercial vehicles at home in one of my fields, a tractor and 6 tonne digger!! Enforcement officer is coming out next week. Thankfully both the tractor and digger are used for maintaining my property so there won't be an issue but don't underestimate the vindictiveness of neighbours once they get sniffy about things
  19. Ive got a tiger cut tree shear coming for it and a flail, il probably get a fixed grab and rotator for it at some point as well
  20. its a 10 ton jpm multi purpose plant trailer, yeah I recon I coukd get 2 extra buckets in as well
  21. I wouldn't know...but it certainly made getting into the tractor easier All jokes aside, accessing a dirty ivy clad tree is so much easier srt
  22. Roadside oak removal this morning, timber chogged down into the grain trailer then craned off with the roofmount when we got it down low enough.
  23. Pizza this evening

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