John Shutler
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what about if theres just 1?. its a struggle to push my quadchip up the gentle incline into my lockup with 2 guys i doubt a a530t tracked machine is in the budget
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ive considered the grapple, but apart from being able to drag brash out i cant really see the advantage of it over a set of pallet forks. plus they are quite expensive i think
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Cheeky Monkey using my pic on ebay!!!
John Shutler replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
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removed a conny hedge yesterday and ground the stumps. back today with a small machine and replanted with Grisillinia. tricky working around fencing contractors but the timescale for the works was tight. people are stoked with the end result. back in a couple of weeks to crown reduce a maccy
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some pics
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speak to cliff at boxer uk 07917106153 mate. hes pretty helpfull. he may know of a used machine for sale, they are around, i got mmine for 10k inc vat with 300 hours on it a couple of buckets, grab bucket, pallet forks and log splitter
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why are you so desperate for an argument?
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the kanga has a real poor lifting capacity mate. my boxer 427 lifts about 750kg and still doesnt feel enough
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its the attacking pack mentality simon hasnt posted for a while, and one of his first posts back gets ripped to bits, im not surprised he didnt want to explain, as im sure it would have led to more negative posts stop looking for an argument
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i find it saddening that 1/3rd of the posts were negative. im sure jealousy plays are large part in it.
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i guess it will be part time on the books?
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if you want it splicing send it down
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unrealistic, its this sort of thing that gives college leavers the impression that they should be earning big bucks
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50m and just leave what you don't need in the bag, I like a long rope so I can redirect my system when I've finished working 1 side of the tree without having to climb all the way up to my tie in point
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ive been using the Teufelberger Patron Tree Access Rope it seems ok to me and is cheaper than the Teufelberger Globe 5000 for the footlocking and srt i do its just fine
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is that because you sell them?
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is that because you sell them?
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
John Shutler replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
a fine set of resinaceum
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expensive taste
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blaze just got some velocity
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Forestry commision apprenticeships availible
John Shutler replied to John Shutler's topic in Employment
Just a quick heads up for people There are 20 apprenticeships availible accross the UK Forestry Commission - current vacancies a really great opertunity for some people, I desperately wanted one when i was 18 -
Just a quick heads up for people There are 20 apprenticeships availible accross the UK Forestry Commission - current vacancies a really great opertunity for some people, I desperately wanted one when i was 18
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thanks mate:thumbup1:
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thanks mate:thumbup1:
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thanks mate, Ive never climbed on a rope wrench, thought about getting one at the APF but for me they seem to be a solution to a problem that doesnt realy exist (for me anyway) As far as i can see, the main benefit apart from ascending and the ability to work whilst ascending is not having friction when you redirect. I find a well planned climb solves the problem and if i have to redirect to get to a section il install one that can be retrieved when i retrieve my rope guide and make sure thats my last station before i descend
