burrell_
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I as a contractor i always check with the TO myself At the end of the day if it's my contract I see it as it fulls on my shoulders And if its Huntingdon in Cambs the TO is a helpfull bloke U will have to play the waiting game and see what happens Have u got anything the TO said in writing or email Ps it can't be as bad the amount of big trees they are having out in godmanchester
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lol that looks like it will be a mean saw matty nice job as always spud
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u should have brought them with u today i may of had some bolts kicking about and as for the blades i do my jo-beau :lol: and that chips fine as u no
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rebuild ur 200ts husq 560 395 stihl 441 sorted
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Solo 161 that was a nice machine the main dealer is only in st neots
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dad is on this 3rd im on my 1st we have had no problems with them reckon they last about 3-4 year the cutters will brake if ur trying to do things with it that they ent design for iv given mine some stick like noring at branchs because i cant be bothered to go get a saw and my cutters are still good iv never had any problems with tanakas they ent design for really rough stuff as the cutter width will tell u i had a demo machine of a solo trimmer now i thought that was a reall good rough cut machine big time see if i can find it
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how many times do i have to tell u tananka and new staff:lol::lol::lol:
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No reason spud its just a good one lol
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mine runs a 18inch bar and eats wood for fun
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iv had a ago on a 880 and i cant see the 3120 being as good unless i was to send it to spud to port
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thats what is going to happen with the tree one of the council approved contracters will have a look at the tree ed chipped the tree with this little wee chipper last pic is my choice of saw to do the job
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it is a shame as u no people get scared when such a big limb fails in a public place and i assume hse and insurance will be the down fall to this tree
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thought u may like this tony removal of the tree is on the cards though
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this was ament to be yesterdays job but when we got to site and we got asked to take down 2 sycamores started this in the afternoon i was working for wolfman thought i would share as i dont normaly get failed limbs to do
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sound like me i make it up as i go along iv met 2 or 3 of them got called out 5 time to finish jobs all u can do is laugh and shake ur head
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i dont really like the whole rig big or go home rig safe is what im about i can see the advantage of it when the work is there i my buy one
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it does look handy mate i keep watchin vids of the grcs working and am a fan of it but for the amount i would use it ent worth me buying one just yet
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thats shinny james what did that cost
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u have my number mate if u want a play give me a buzz iv got the rc2000 i run the rc2000 when ed rigged a big chestnut out (big bits ) the rc2000 is a great bit of kit that u can rig most trees out with if i wanted anything bigger i would be looking at the rc3002 hope that help mate did u get ur mill sorted the new 2001 looks good
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iv got a 25m and a 45m just got the 25m for small stuff if u ent planning on doing big stuff for a while 30-35m would be good
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yeh i am i was taking the micky think it for the district council
