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  1. Scott Farmborough
    I like it:lol:
  2. Scott Farmborough
    Had mine for 4 months...also does the same!! Would be nice for a dealer to put some input in
  3. Scott Farmborough
    Hi James, I may be able to help out with the odd day to give you an idea of what it's like..work is a bit shy at the moment but give us your number and I can let you know when I need an extra pair of hands. I'm only in Ardingly by the way!!
  4. Scott Farmborough
    Cheers fella
  5. Scott Farmborough
    Looks good mate.. What's the spring set up on the front like compared to the 3.5? Mine sits way to low at the front and was thinking about beefing it up
  6. Scott Farmborough
    It's been coming soon for a couple of months now!..guess I'm just impatient
  7. Scott Farmborough
    Just wondering if I've missed their launch...I was under the impression they should both be out by now:confused1: does anyone have any info?
  8. Scott Farmborough
    Some people get all the luck..typical
  9. Scott Farmborough
    Just got a set of cooper stt from silverline 235 85 16 on modulars for £595, wanted bf but none in stock at the mo! Good size without messing about with the speedo
  10. Scott Farmborough
    Thanks for the input Chris very helpful. The million dolla question..What would you buy?
  11. Scott Farmborough
    Just sold my Massey 565 & browns splitter..and would like to by a petrol engine machine of equal performance.
  12. Scott Farmborough
    To be honest I'm being a bit of a tight arse...but don't really want to go over 2k. But would rather spend half that!!
  13. Scott Farmborough
    I quite like the spec of some of the wallenstein splitters..but are they worth the extra money compared to the rytec?
  14. Scott Farmborough
    Hi all, I am in the market for a petrol engined log splitter..just wondering if these splitters are any good? Its really just a side line for me as most of my income is from tree surgery..so for this reason i did not want to spend to much money. I welcome your thoughts.
  15. Scott Farmborough
    I maybe to far away for you, but i am selling my massey 565 with loader for £3800. if your interested?
  16. Scott Farmborough
    No visa for Norway as is in EU. work can be quite seasonal, mainly section felling. will pm you details
  17. Scott Farmborough
    hi Steve, i am in Norway at the moment working! i could have a wrd with the guys if your interested
  18. Scott Farmborough
    We had one for years (on a farm) 2wd, B reg. Never had a problem with the old girl! Good old tractor IMO:thumbup:
  19. Scott Farmborough
    Have used the diamond disc from saturn for a couple of years now. Works a treat!..it now goes out with the stump grinder on every job along with a small generator to power the angle grinder. Keeping the grinder sharp at all times means less wear and tear on the stumpie ie: belts wearing out. wouldn't be without it:thumbup:
  20. Scott Farmborough
    Protector Extreme are far too heavy and chunky imo, lasted me about a year....then the front of the soles came apart. I guess it depends if your climbing or ground work. Better for ground work i think! I now have Protector light...better for climbing imo.....much lighter and not yet any issues with them.
  21. Scott Farmborough
    Have used both....and still use the twisted shank far more comfortable than even the ally ones! but as John says make sure you get the metal wrapround ones.
  22. Scott Farmborough
    How does it campare in price to the equilivent stihl? Your slowly convincing me!!
  23. Scott Farmborough
    It looks quite similar to a icicle hitch which is what i use to climb.
  24. Scott Farmborough
    They are re-set buttons mate. When you stop the rollers with the bar you have to press either button to engage the rollers again. If you are having problems give charles a ring 07967 263503, he is a mobile chipper engineer and would be pleased to help.
  25. Scott Farmborough
    Thanks very much for the advice and all the others for your feedback. Again this forum has come up trumps and steered me into the right direction. It sounds like i could of made avery costly mistake by going with them.

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