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  1. redmoosefaction
    A 150 is like a powered silky, but should be only used like a silky, need I say any more
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    I think I have 9 leaf on mine, doesn't sit so high but also doesn't sink so low Paddington Springs Wembley London
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    I'll second the TomTom Live dedicated satnav. It has it's own sim and works all over europe. Costs for live services are included in the purchase for the first year then is just under £50 per year thereafter. You can plan all sorts of different route options, you can make a list favourite's, you can tell it to redirect if you see a jam ahead of you. Google maps is very good, Tomtom is just that bit better. In fact... have both running at the same time ;-) Also the tom-tom gives an accurate speed, and gives your average through point to point speed cameras, so you know if you can go faster or slower, very clever. I have had my current Tomtom for 3 years and it is still working. Yay!
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    Back to the Future?....8-)
  5. redmoosefaction
    Yeah...knut knot...:-)..I use the black and green rope 8mm from jonsies with the above knot. That is all
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    HB19/20 are, I presume, really good machines, except twice the price and over twice the weight, this means you cannot lift it with 2 people. It probably won't go up and down stairs and not round right angle in customer houses. But apart from that I would have an HB anytime. Yarp!
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    It's the one to get, and as matey says... It's a Rayco. Get your parts at Westcon Equipment. Sorted. End of thread 8-) Yarp!
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    Sweeney Kincaid Industrial Auctioneering
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    You can do them pretty big for Daily/transit etc loading... Pivot a huge chunk up off the floor with the trolley, offer the trolly to the back of the truck at 45º, then get 2 or 3 of you to lift it the remaining 12" on to the truck. This way you are not lifting off the floor at any point. Back saved sweet!
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    Can't watch it on an ipad... 8-( Yarp!
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    That's because you have a big ars stump grinder chris. ;-)
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    And if you feed the chipper from the Arb Trolley you don't need to bend down to pick it up off the floor, saves your back ... and it stops your chipper overheating as you only put a bit of conifer in at a time
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    Try my local... Iveco Ruislip 01895 471205.. you never know
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    Iveco ouch/price moment coming!!!!
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    I was with a work collegue one day and he climbed a eucalyptus with ivy round the base to fell it, got to the bottom and it was a pot plant. Oh how we laughed.
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    Thanks for arranging the day Nathan, good to meet everyone. Here's the first of some photos..
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    if your going back get a membership, it's really worth while. I think you can take an adult visitor in with your card, every time! I think you need to get it within a week of your visit, or maybe a month.
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    Yeah so long as you hit them with a sledge hammer as opposed to the back of an axe. Sent from my GT-N7100 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    I have plastic replacements, I think they're from Yve Clark forestry http://www.clarkforest.com/shop/forest-garden/felling-wedges/plastic-handle-for-high-lift-wedges Sent from my GT-N7100 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Kubota main dealer(and lots of other engines I think :-P) universal engines 01371 875331 Sent from my GT-N7100 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    It's like a CT/MRI scan of wood!
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    I know it's not a Transit but..my old volvo V70 had AWD which was 2 wheel drive till it needed it, then automatically cut in, it was seamless, no problems at all. Saw this the other day... Mmmmm
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    If the software you are going to use is web based then get yourself an iPad and you workers cheaper android based tablets. Or even phablets for them. Sent from my GT-N7100 using Arbtalk mobile app
  24. redmoosefaction
    Don't be tight, get an iPad, you can tether your iPad to your mobile phone for the internet so you don't need 3G or a separate contract. I'm very anti Iphone but I have an iPad which is way cool. Programs for it just work really well as apple monitor and approve all the apps before they are released.
  25. redmoosefaction
    Your could always put in the really important stuff and add that they can request the T's and C's separately. Sent from my GT-N7100 using Arbtalk mobile app

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