josharb87
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That’s one way of looking at it, but from my view, as someone looking or help (in Sweden though), who’s picky about who I work with, you might be interesting to me, but not with the amount of info given. There might be Norwegian guys thinking the same
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You might want to put a bit more info about yourself and capabilities
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I can see all of them ?!
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Photos work for me on an iPhone and laptop
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Super easy search, here you go https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/7806-skyline-timber-and-tree-extraction/?tab=comments#comment-146477
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Search the forum for a thread by Mr Ed, he was running a skyline on a sensitive site (i think) good few pictures and info as i remember
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Europe is easy to just pop over and work in (for now!) This year i'll be having a few guys over for many short stints to alleviate workload. Tried it a few times last year and it worked well. (Sweden) Put a "Work Wanted Europe" ad up on here with a short CV ?
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Nice motors and nice gaff!
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Interesting mick, let us know your thoughts on it, more pics wouldn't go amis either. Is the infeed 24cm square? Ive only used the smaller ones, as Huck says, difficult to explain but great chippers!
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Been using them for over a year, no problems
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Whats your multione loader doing today ?
josharb87 replied to digaholedumper's topic in General chat
KTS a very well thought out grab imo -
Yeah downrated to 18 from 20 to be in the 18 tax class. Ive a love hate relationship with it to be honest!
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Woke up to this today
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Is that a Vermeer option?
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What's the wifi controls Ian?
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A few years ago I was on a job with a Vermeer 160 and greenmech 130. We ended up parking the Vermeer in the corner and only using the greenmech. The 160 Vermeer was awful
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Some from today and last week, not very arby but more fun!
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Its not all about what the saw can handle for crosscutting though is it? If felling 3ft diameter trees, sure a 66 can pull a 36" or a 46 a 30" but it'll be a pain in the arse snedding it out with that length bar, risk of hitting the ground increases, manoeuvrability decreases etc. Spending a bit more time doing bar n a half felling cuts at the stump then quicker easier de-limbing is my personal preference
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Im looking forward to the 500i, but won't be buying one straight away, learnt its best to wait a year or two with new stuff. High hopes for it, Stihl are back on a roll at the moment with their products. the 462 is a brilliant saw and their new version of M-tronic is back on track. Perhaps the next generation of bigger output saws (395, 661, 3120, 880) will be fuel injected to meet emissions regs?
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Interesting looking infeed!
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Whats the chipper @bigtreedon
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Couple recent ones, had help of a 6x6 50 ton winch to yank over a fallen aspen away from electric lines and helping a colleague clear up a storm felled spruce
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Is that 2stroke additive they’re pouring in the chain oil tank?!
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Youd need this kind of trailer to get round the uneven weight when unloaded. Gould even mount the chipper on the rear on a turntable and side tip box on the front so your not limited to side chipping/can back up narrow drives to the pile
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Autos are a dream to tow with, if its like my hilux you can lock it from changing to a higher gear if you want engine braking or not to loose momentum going up a long steep incline.
