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Im looking to cut some logs that have been split and dried. Im in a residential area so I need to keep the noise down, has anyone tried a woodster SW41? Or should I go for an electric chainsaw on a log horse. I have around 4 cube to sort. Should I just buy one and report back for all the arbtalkers? The logs are around 19 inches long and I want to get them down to around 6"ish Any other ideas? Moosie On my Samsung Note - It's big, but it's good
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Looking for fit small stump grinder
redmoosefaction replied to Czlowiek Drzewo's topic in Large equipment
Your looking at 2 very different machines there. For super tight access and 1 man operation go for the magnum, apparently they blunt very easily, but you would get jobs that no one else would be able to do. if you always have 2 guys then the Rayco/Vermeer/canon option is good, or even a dosko. Bigger wheels, easier to use, or even go for a hydrostatically controlled 27 HP machine that you would be really pleased with 2ND hand around 4 grand Moosie On my Samsung Note - It's big, but it's good -
Hi Steve,
Silky Fox used to work for me and I believe he is "flaming" me in post #72 of 'In Desparate times...My Silky saves the day!'. Could you re write his post... and see you at the APF.
Cheers
Adam
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I think you saw him coming and going many times with the logs?????
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Sorry to jump on this thread but did you see this really slick video
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It's erm right handed.
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YouTube is my classroom, Nice Vid Mate!
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:biggrin:Every days a classroom day:biggrin:
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Oooo... your good!
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Don't know if this guy is still around...Nice bloke... Mick the Dump 07789907190 BR6 7SA
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Not the cheapest, but they knew their onions and had most parts in stock. Now I have no one in a reasonable distance from me Moosie On my Samsung Note - It's big, but it's good
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If you know this shop, does you know why it's been closed for the last week?
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1st and very expensive port of call, yet efficient... but then you have no choice with quite a few parts, I know this is true with the Vermeer parts.
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Calfs liver for starters, I think Moosie On my Samsung Note - It's big, but it's good
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Have to credit 'Silky Fox' for this little manoeuvre, boy, that could have been expensive, but it wasn't.
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People, humans or tree surgeons :-)
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BBC News - Surgeons 'seek to protect title'
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I cant find tech cert information, any help?
redmoosefaction replied to ADB328's topic in Training & education
I think you now need a QCF level 4 In 2010 this qualification was rewritten to be the first theoretical arboricultural qualification to go on to the new Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) -
It's got a lot of stretch, or do you have to have that built in these days, It's really bad for prussic-ing, it's really flexible, hence it snags on absolutely anything, which is really annoying!
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I came in as Bangladeshi, but then I forgot to put the decimal point in the height column! And now I'm south Korean.... How cool is that!.... mmmmm?
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You could always camp in the "Travel Lodge" car park :thumb up: pretend your not in there:laugh1:
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Looks like it's going to be a mad "Travel Lodge Paaartay"
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APF 2012, the UK?s largest forestry and arboricultural exhibition is returning to the same location as its hugely successful 2010 event. Just brought them for £26 a head for 2 days
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Yeah, I know, but it won't "light up" (technical term for I can't proceed) Rang up Trish and she said price for 2 days will be £28, yet the site says £26, What's occurring there! Any one else brought the tickets at the discounted price?
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I got that far, but there is no button to go forward from there:thumb down: I will just ring them!
