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burrell_

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  1. hope it ent the tree i no in st ives mate if so it sound like its getting messy
  2. for some reason the pic didn't post
  3. few more eds not to happy in the last pic he don't like spiking big wood going to get the 076 out tomorrow :thumbup:
  4. vid of agg221 on the mini mill and his bandsaw
  5. iv got a winch for it rob but ent had time to sort it out :blushing: and after them big planks yesterday next time I go milling im going to fit it :lol: my wrists hurt today ok matty give me a week or so and I will come pick the 2 bits of cherry up when I go see ur mate across the road is that the elm bur u was telling me about a year ago sound intreating
  6. its nice to mill something big again matty u had any luck with that cheery mate
  7. storm damaged tree mate in them winds 2-3 weeks ago the wind put the tree on the deck and smashed 3-4 fences having said that for the size of the tree there was not as much damage as I would have though think the houses round the tree got off light
  8. this is a job I done with agg221 yesterday after 3 hours to get to site and 3 hours back this is what we got done
  9. Once the leave have dropped of the tree and I say mid feb is cut off time as the buds are getting ready to start to grow Most important thing in fruit tree pruning is making shore u no what a fruiting bud looks like Its a long winded job take ur time It's not like a reduction on a tree U have to reduce the tree to fruiting buds and growth points and try to thin all the leaders out (A thinner fruit tree make less fruit but bigger fruit) A fruit tree that's had a reduction to just growth points makes a thick tree and yes the fruiting crop may be really good but u don't get a good size fruit Hope this make sence Iv seen so many tree surgeons that are great at reduction but can't prune fruit trees right to save there life Best of luck martin Ps plums don't like being pruned
  10. I agree with what ur saying hodge I would rather have a bit of kit like the hb20 I will be buying a hb20 in say a year or so but for now have to put up with me little husq Just wish I had 30k spare so I could buy a hb20 and a bandit 65in one go :lol: till then I will just keep day dreaming till I get there
  11. That's nice chaps I ent got 7k to spend on a bandit And to be fair a 2ft willow stump with the root flair was nearly 3ft of grinding and cleaning up in 2hours I don't think is good for a machine with 13hp We all have to start somewhere in this world hence the bloke asking the Q He may want a cheep grinder that he can grind small conifer stumps out with and don't get many stumps bigger. That 18inch Iv would love a hb 20 but like alot of people can't find the money or would rather spend the extra 4.5k getting my business on track
  12. Iv got a bloke in Brampton that has some nice big Xmas trees give me a buzz 07921910105 can catch up as well rob
  13. Ur ament to be on holiday spud what u doing on here lol ;-)
  14. Looks like a easy ish job but will take time to mill as cutting that wide with a chainsaw mill takes time and moving heavy slap ent really fun
  15. Husq 13hp grinder r good u will grind a 2ft stump out in under 2hours
  16. Hope that ent the 650 I talked u into buying lol
  17. Iv had 2 ekns and always thought about the TM might buy a TM2 see what other input I get Cheers for ur input :thumbup:
  18. rite I have a Skylotec Kolibri and am happy with it just that I thought it would last more than 18months before the stitching come un done but it has not im thinking about going to a tree motion has anyone done this change and if so would they say with the Skylotec Kolibri or buy another tree motion cheers for any input martin
  19. I see that on the 6pm news pat felt sorry for the family sad news fingers crossed they find him safe and sound

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