david
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i find crossing over the flip line is the best way of doing narrow stems but not so good on stuff over 18"
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looks like the gypo's are in your town for a change, saves them robbing the grannys up here. real tree choppers run manly unimogs
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nice old cockshutt running there. dont think id be using that splitter tho. i like my hands the way they are:001_smile:
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i always thought it was over 15 ton on 4 wheels that had the £650 tax. i fancy getting a 21ton 3 axle with a lifting rear axle as its ment to be £200 tax altho i may be wrong:001_smile:
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nice wee mog altho you really need a big trailer / hiab to go with it
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fiting a chipper to the din plate of m u1600
david replied to combined tree services's topic in Large equipment
are you wanting to mount a 3point linkage and reversing box to the din? or just mount the chipper on the din and fit the reversing box to the chipper? -
are they out yet? im thinking of putting one on my 180 to save me sharpening it after the grounds operation technicians carved up the tarmac around the chipper:sneaky2:
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Hycrack (Hy-Crack) the screw type log splitter - The Safe, Fast & Efficient way to split logs this the type of thing? the price are on there too
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my bro has an old 1210 (i think thats what it is) lying here. i think it went ok until the clutch went
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seen this today but only had phone with me to take pic's
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if i was spending that kind of money id be looking at a big backpack blower and it blow it into a corner / pile. and lift it with 2 short boards of wood. get a demo of whatever machine u chose tho
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where abouts in glasgow is it?
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3/4 tonne and 3 tonne with grab
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camon chipper/shredders narrow access manchester
david replied to mikecotterill's topic in General chat
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thanks treequip and porky think il need to add one of them to my wish list
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is there any filters on the inlet pipe? hopefully its something simple
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has anyone got one of the £25 ones fitted. are they ok? im thinking about buying a winch and recognise that its handy to be cutting the tree and doing the winching rather than relying on someone to watch for you to wave your arms etc
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im sure the 181 and 45 will do your job fine it you look after them. i have had both for several years now
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is that just a standard bumper with a mounting plate on top of it? have you got remote control? which one is it?
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well it dose help when you set them on fire
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carvers seam to like them. sold some locally and got good money for them
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are you sure it is actually running too hot? is it loosing power? smell warm? etc could it be an eletrical problem? i take it the engine oil is fresh enough
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dose anyone split billets with a hycrack (screw) type splitter ?
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youd be better looking at the carrying capacity id say, also depends what you intend to do with it. is it your only vehical etc
