burrell_
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on my insurance iv not even had a box like that or even asked if iv got tickets
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dont no mate iv just rang round 4 people i no that have had them between 9-and 24 months and they have had no problems ever 3 of witch said there 441 is the first saw they would pick up now im more confused about what people dont like about the 441
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one more Q i would like to no the answer to is u do ur tickets with a 15inch max bar saw does that mean ur insurance wont cover u if u use a 20inch bar saw witch is my main ground saw
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it must be people not looking after them and not servicing them
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i really strugle to see why people slate the 441 iv had mine 2 years and ent had a problem with it and i would buy another great saw
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you are rite dave iv just dug/ looked at my old Fork lift ticket and the expiry date it there. just thought it was a bit funny that they also call that a refresher to
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if u want a small chipper look and read these http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/9110-self-propelled-chipper-shreks-wee-chipper.html http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/13123-wee-chipper-club.html
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hazzygawa talk to pete b on here go for a greenmech think its a cs100 or try to find a jo-beau m300 or m400 much better machine and much easier to use iv used the little timberwolf and i must say it did work ok i just found it alot harder to us than the jo-beau m300 i hired and after using that i brought the m400 hope that help u out a bit
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one thing that awlays intrests me about this hole ticket or no ticket thing is when u have ur relevant certificate of competencecs cs30/31 what ever u may have. insurance tends to come up quit alot if u dont have ur tickets, now if u do not do ur refresher does this mean ur insurance may not cover u. as i no alot of people that dont or ent done there refresher, as they pasted there nptc competence test and say they dont need to do a refresher when i did my fork lift test if i did not do the refresher i was not alowed to use the fork lift due to insurance
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stick with the 441 or 460 cant see how the 441 with a 20inch bar is (bit over kill )that what i use for my ground saw does everything i ask of it what the point of just jumping up to a 361/362 when he has a 026 for 50-80pound more u have a bigger saw that will run a 25inch bar if u need it
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iv just read the web site and it looks like the cost may be for 4 people witch ent bad
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441 20 inch bar great saw for fire wood
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i was just trying to see what the most expensive course i could find was like i said i was bored
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iv bin looking round at nptc tickets and the cost of training to (bored) then i found these prices cs 30-31 for 2100 pounds cs 38 2100 pound cs 39 1000 pound so can anyone beat that
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can u winch the stumps out ? how close are the stumps and i would be thinking about a yew trees
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try putting it on backward i might work better
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whats all that backing up about round that tulip u want one of these mate no backing up turn on the spot [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAoGFPDPB80&feature=related]YouTube - Grasshopper Mower: Professional Cut[/ame]
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i run mine with the 30inch on it but i must say the 25inch bar on the 66 is great eats wood and its so well balanced with the 25 on hope u have alot of fun with that shiny thing ps u should have put a alasken mill on it and made some nice planks out of that beech
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try getting in tuch with eric hunter they should be able to tell u or get u a demo hope that helps u out Eric Hunter - Professionnal machinery for the environment
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timberwolf shredder hire one once and all i would say is no no no no no no no and no bloked it up 2 many times ivy is great for bloking it up so is wet cony it went ok when we put woody stuff through it have u had a look at these i keep thinking about getting a demo at some point SAELEN multi-vegetation chipper/shredder
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Dont start till 11.30am Client would like a lie in :lol: i remember a job over christmas i got told not to start before 10am me and josh got to site at 7.50am started at 8.30am
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66 25inch bar u wont go wrong one hell of a saw :thumbup:
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i was thinking about buying a ms 261 with 16inch bar for bloking down small trees but might hang on a bit. i alway buy stihl but that pic made me think maybe i need to try a husq
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that saw looks sweet do u have any specs
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