Felled a small dying back  lime tree on my local golf, we could see a few balls inside, but got  a big surprise.....over 200 balls..there was an old jackdaws nest in side, must hav been busy collecting these

ah

1 minute ago, Gary Prentice said:

Problem is that young trees often fall into the C category on development sites, so don't enjoy much protection anyway. If the replanting plans were better and not full of Sorbus and Prunus that would be a start.

well the tree in question is not native to the British Isles.....plant some oaks or whatever in its place

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-46380554

i wish we could get morepeople passionate about the young trees than some over mature sticks, although this tree was obviously in its prime

do you think wood grows on a tree?

mines 3yrs old n january......lower roller a bit harder to get out but still better than old 150 bottom roller

hi swinny.........they are hex/allen heads on mine.......they broke on lower roller a month ago

Just now, Timberwolf Official said:

Hi 

 

Based on your comments the most likely cause will be with the green bush or shear bolts in the non drive side of the rollers. If badly worn, they will allow the rollers to run out of parallel, probably jamming to a point where the pressure relief valve blows.

 

To be absolutely certain of the cause of the issue we recommend you contact your nearest Authorised Timberwolf Dealer so they can inspect your machine.

thank you.......will check it out myself...not to difficult a job ..cheers g

why would the sensor  stop the rollers feeding  in, it measures speed of the flywheel, allowing the anti stress to kick in when it slows down........rollers work perfect when fed in from centre or right, an oil valve sensor faulty or something seems more likely

Hi Timberwolf

when feeding branches  the rollers always stop when fed on the left side of the rollers....very annoying having to reverse... for branches that should go thru no problem

cheers

8 minutes ago, woody paul said:

what age ur chipper........i taken it the springs are 4 months old

 

On 01/11/2018 at 21:33, woody paul said:

What would you lot recon is the best chipper to get rid of conifer with little snedding, got a timberwolf 150 so most of you would say anything is better then that. 

what springs do u have on ur 150......when i had a 150 i put 190 springs on it....made a big difference...a bit  fiddlely to put 1 side on...had to loosen drive pump  to fit it on then tightened up

 20mm Dia X 15Mm (H) M6 Male /Female

broke the av mounts on control box of timberwolf 230vtr....wiggling between pine trees last thing tonight...usually i just order them from a timberwolf parts dealer on line.....just priced them up for 4 delivered £24.......On Ebay .......£6.50 Delivered........a saving of 4 pints of lager or a bottle of gin????

Beech is the best...but i burn anything from leylandi to beech...anything seasoned and dry

but how many of you would put a stove now in without free logs, dont think i would

put an advert in clarks at parkgate, they have a small board for some small adverts(or did have) doesnt cost anything....plenty of quality cutters in dumfries area.

need a climber on monday.....ayrshire

beautiful stika spruce......top quality firewood

hi guys

bought a 12 plate transit dropside.........looking to change to arb back tipper..any ideas......looking for someone to do work n scotland but willing to go further

cheers g

it was the belts....didnt seem all that slack....tightened them up a bit and stress workin.....cheers

huskies was a longer bar and the stihl was at the thinner end LOL and the stihl jumped the start lol

in reverse and slow  best results i think