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josharb87

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  1. Older 535+ There's quite a leap between the 600 and 700s
  2. Nice homemade jobby! Felling dawgs make the users life easier IMO Stalling the saw? Burning the clutch? you guys
  3. Millings much tougher on he saw than cross cutting. If you've just got a 46 and have no real plans to get a 100cc plus saw maybe consider the mini mill, cheaper, smaller to store, still do 18" and prob what a 46 would be happy milling I was going to mill 16-18" with the 46 a few weeks back but bottled it and used the 88 instead
  4. How many loads with landy and trailer was that then hodge? Do you chip into trailer to increase capacity? Had help today
  5. A mate tried to but one locally a few days ago, but apparently they've all been recalled? Anyone know why?
  6. Cool! Saw a time lapse in Facebook, nice work! I guess you're milling it then rob?
  7. Nice Bandit! Last job of the day, quick fell with makeshift speedline
  8. Awesome pics Reg!
  9. Layer up Something round you're neck you can pull over your mouth, buff, balaclava , desert scarf ect Normal saw boots, waterproof. Waterproof jacket Overtrousers Thermals for -10 and lower I like thinner layers Normal climbing kit, some ropes are better frozen than others
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    Dyna..

    Earlier this year I pulled out a stuck dyna, stuck on wood chip 2inch high. Recovered it with a ford transit connect Real powerful though
  11. Here's the thread on its rebuild for anyone interested. And mikes right 4cyl 4x4sweden.se • Visa tråd - Franks Bj75 brukspickisen I don't think American vehicles are too big for the uk, I've had a small amount of experience driving and towing with Chevys in very tight roads and hairpin bends. Doubt they're any wider (non duallys) than a transit tipper. Certainly much easier to tow with The newer cruiser pickups don't look like 40k trucks, so i doubt any customers would batter an eyelid at you turning up in one, they look more like a work truck than ANY of the other double cab pickups available
  12. I put a bid in on this when it was for sale earlier this year, back for sale again, full rebuild 2years back, about 7k uk Toyota land cruiser BJ75 pickup | Gävleborg
  13. This years been a bit bland compared to the last few, think its becaus the weather hasn't been as nice, but stunning never the less!
  14. Maple reflecting the end of the days sun
  15. Wow! That would be perfect for my type of work if LHD! and V8turbo diesel, nice
  16. i think the past week the forum has been quiet in the bickering/smart arse front, and its been great. ive noticed more informative and intresting discussions rather than debates, quality postings and more helpfull comments where a week ago there'd be a barrage of smart alec remarks
  17. That would be 60k easily over here
  18. Facebook, Stihl Timbersports Sweden
  19. Very cool lowering!
  20. Yes Cherry Matty, green, 2 stems, 4m lengths, I might ring the guy I done it for and let him know, Cheers!
  21. Last week
  22. Perhaps this, thankfully closed thread is an example of late http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/63697-ppe.html
  23. Print off the clearest photos and stick them on every lamppost in the area
  24. josharb87

    what 4x4

    With the original posters budget I'd be looking at a nice mk3 hilux

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