PeteB
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They should be 'off the shelf', we fitted them in the past when specified on a new machine!
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No need! They are easily manageable, I'd get a tracked barrow or some such if I ain't man enough!
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All for on client!
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eBay?
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I think that he said that because it is quite easy to 'over feed' small machines that don't have rollers etc. I would think that he doesn't really know what he is talking about as any 'Wee Chipper' is fully capable of doing conifer - after all, it is bread and butter tree work! I don't know why you shy away from the stuff Richard, money for old rope topping a line of the stuff in a garden. If you can get the chipper to the bottom of it then, blow the kelter back into them. Oh, and steer away from that Hire company, he should have explained things better....
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Looks right, same as all those in my door pocket! The other style that we also used would also work JCB, Ausa, Bomag and possibly other terms of plant too!
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I'd be interested to know how many are actually made from start to finish in UK or Europe. It would seem to me that not many despite their claims. If one is made in the far East, then how come another, which is exactly the same but for colour, is assembled in England?
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She has decided on Tallin in the snow for the first. I'm sure that Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh or some such with a rugby match would have sufficed myself....
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Just thought that I'd edit that for you. ?
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She has the hankering to book a foreign city break for a long weekend, early next year. Tallin, Estonia has been mentioned and looks an interesting spot. Where have you been? Where would you recommend?
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1st one at Cannock then!
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I was told that the village would be shut for four hours, I think 20 mins covered it. I have to say, live and let live. Their is plenty of other stuff to agitated about!
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They go through the area where our lass comes from. It passes by so quick, there is no hassle! I drove down the road and not a marshal etc in site. No bother at all! While I'm no cyclist, they have every right to use the road for their sport and angry drivers get up my nose as they delay they might incur is so minor as to not be worth bothering about! Chill out next time you see someone enjoying their sport! Do you get the hump when the football or rugby is on and crowds roam the streets too? How about the numbers of folk leaving a concert or other such event? Chill....
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Long time ago! Was it Lockerbie or the 1st Cannock Chase? Good on you Stu! Best regards!
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Pictures please and location, local estate we do a lot for are after one as he was cursing not buying my one earlier in year. KTS is Keighley Tree Services, north west of Leeds City. The Walbank Family. Years back, Dave Walbank had some 4x4 trucks, possibly Volvo, with Farmi chippers close coupled and driven by the truck. He also ran GreenMech Safetracs and was very early into seeing their potential for rail work. Top people!
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Could be the solenoid valve sticking half open, or half shut if you are an optimist!
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The shafts for our units has an overrun on one end and a shear bolt on the other. The shear bolt is a cheap weak link!
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I have to say that, and I'm not 100% certain, the Kelfri and the Woodland Mills devices do not comply with the regulations for infeed chutes. I seem to recall that the infeeds on power fed units cannot slope downhill. Setting aside the length of them and how the controls and safety bar works. Okay, the chipper Police are not going to hunt you down, but, using or selling a non-compliant machine is another matter. I watched one supplier show a non-compliant machine at a show and when I quizzed him - he tried to BS me that the manufacturer was changing their design to suit Europe, but I doubt that they would for 20 units a year! TBH, he was the type of 'businessman' who wouldn't get my money for many reasons....
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Be careful importing machines that are second hand. In some areas they may have different transport legislation requiring trailers to have their own identity and papers or, in some cases, the infeed controls have to be slightly different from standard English stuff. In all honesty, it may be better for you to by a new machine locally, okay, it will cost more, but you will then have the support of the local seller or importer and by buying a machine which complies with the law. I am responsible for the small stock of units that GreenMech have and I have had to turn some business away because I am not always able to provide registration documents.
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Please send me your email address to [email protected] I have a proposal.
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I always feel that advertiser's who benefit from posting in the forum should contribute for the pleasure of trying to profit from their posting. Do you agree?
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By the way, are you involved with or part of Saturn Machine Knives?
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I would always advocate the use of original parts sourced from the original source. Buying Soares from your local dealer, whatever to make and model. Non original parts can void any warranty etc. Fair play to you for trying to increase your business activities and good luck to you in the future.
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This thread was started some years ago by Stevie Blair from Scotland after he got a CS100. He realised that these small machines had a valuable place in the equipment made for tree surgeons etc and he also named his machine 'Gloria'. The thread has been a useful resource for information/comment/jest ever since. In Scottish vernacular, 'wee' is used in place of 'small'. The English language is a varied, complex thing!
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It is GreenMech, g r e e n m e c h, try and copy that correctly please.
