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  1. Paul Smith
    Shirley it refers to haulage, removals etc?
  2. Paul Smith
    The bold statement is good enough for me! Its my product be it fire wood or wood chip.
  3. Paul Smith
    Lightning normally takes the quickest route to earth.
  4. Paul Smith
    It's with SRT, and I think it will be better than a hitch, no sit back and grabs every time! Obviously the SJ can't be used for SRT with ought the use of a RW.
  5. Paul Smith
    You using the Rope Wrench Drew? I am going to try the RW with my spiderjack. I used a RW with a VT and I didn't like the sit back or having to occasionally tend it. Still using my unicender and loving it!
  6. Paul Smith
    Can you not store your logs? Woodchip you can give away or sell.
  7. Paul Smith
    Your on it!
  8. Paul Smith
    Got it in one! Once tried there's no going back!
  9. Paul Smith
    You could try this. If there are no limbs to get my lanyard onto I either choke a sling and run my SRT through a sling and revolver. This means I can use my pantin to get high enough to either lanyard in and then place another redirect above. Keep doing this until your where you want to be. Hope I've explained it right!
  10. Paul Smith
    Have as many redirects as you like with my SRT rig!
  11. Paul Smith
    As said make sure your anchor points good! Quite scary watching it rip out!
  12. Paul Smith
    Standard stuff with my GRCS. You could also balance tie then lift. If your going to tip tie make sure you leave a good hinge and ensure if the but drops it can not hit any targets.
  13. Paul Smith
    If you had any practical experience you could answer your own questions. Get on the tools for a bit and see the joys of trees for yourself!
  14. Paul Smith
    Is not your chipper just another tool of the trade? You don't hire it out and you don't get a reward for using it just as a tool for the job. A bit like a saw?
  15. Paul Smith
    That's a cool photo!
  16. Paul Smith
    Ortlieb make a 120 lt bag.
  17. Paul Smith
    You do mean tows 3 cube and not has 3 cube in it?
  18. Paul Smith
    Very nice! I see you have a Brittany as well good Austringers dog!
  19. Paul Smith
    Do you know the numbers?
  20. Paul Smith
    Just seen the wheel horse, rather nice! Looks like I have to save some pennies for a iron horse!
  21. Paul Smith
    Big Bolt is yours a 5 or 9 hp? Where did you get it and how much? I would love to use one to get the big stags out of the woods, oh and skidding timber!
  22. Paul Smith
    Cool! What's the job? What's the wading depth on the Iron horse? I would imagine its quite deep as the engine is quite high?
  23. Paul Smith
    Quickthorne, is yours a 5 or 9 hp? Where did you get it and how much? The one advertised is an older model as it has a straight throttle handle so you can't fold it over and ride it.
  24. Paul Smith
    Not a member of Facebook so I don't know how it works! Is it worth signing up?
  25. Paul Smith
    The blue barrels come in several sizes and can normally be got from fruit farms. The arb trolley thing is a beach rolley and Mr Jones sells them!

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