josharb87
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I love the little 200, like a go kart, 4wd with dif lock, doesent lift much in weight, but real usefull, my favorite, the bigger machines are good, let down by lack of oscilating central pivot offroad, but the 7 series has a big design flaw-a single ram off center makes bad weight distribution, my girlfriends firm broke theirs at the bearings lifting heavy weights the equivilant gianni ferrari loaders are awesome though if using a timber grapple the front of the machine and pipes need protecting big style-pipes easily pop, remember theyre not forest machines
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Heres the video of mine i think Ian got it from, hope you dont mind adding it to your thread Ian chogging starts at 5.40 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FkmpDuFo0Q]Tronholmen pine - YouTube[/ame]
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i love it for chogging down big bits, even smaller diameter stuff, changes the center of gravity of the piece making, gives the piece direction being a flat surface rather than 2 round surfaces rolling on eachother, and varing the degree of the gob helps landing the pieces flat preventing diviots in the lawn
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i think you have an incredibally rose tinted, romanticised view of the industry but good luck
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That is really low
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Crew cab, iirc, 2.85t on the weights sticker
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The only reason to do the 7.5 is age, i waited a few months to turn 21 and went straight for the big rigid at the exact same price, found it relativly easy, go for the bigger class, opens more doors I liked the Iveco at my last work, found the low gearing great when towing 2t, but diddnt like the high revs when going over 55
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what length and how much?
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Yeah, "big wood ben, come on, big wood, you can do it"
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Big wood Ben!
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Friggin awesome!
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I think theres text book Arboriculture, and theres running a buisness, sometimes the two dont go together Good shape, clean cuts, good clearup, proffesional job
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Nice job Adam!
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Brilliant, pat on the back for you mate! Ditto:001_smile:
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My Oregon fiordland boots have just been delivered today first impressions are extremely comfy straight away, like walking boots, soft and supple, look real nice in the flesh too. i normally get 10 months out of a pair of haix, so i'll be happy if these last the same-simillar cost. they're supposed to be waterproof too, not water resistant like alot of boots are which swayed my decision
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thats fantastic Dave!
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Ad 1 - 3 seasoned trunks, a home owner with a BnQ special saw will save a few bob over buying from garages, and have a good dinner story Ad 2 - Bulk bag of cherry logs for 75quid-pics for illustration only Ad 3 - free stump, even says they're just trying to save a trip to the tip
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Whats the problem with the Ad's?
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Come again?
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So its a 3D rigging plate?
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Awesome job Tom!
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Ooohhhhh Nice whats it like?
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foolish IMO, could screw yourself up for life, or later in life when i was layed up read tree books back to front, the whole series of shameless, and played cards, so much cards
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The stien/kask lid is too small for me, but the petzl is much bigger, with more room for adjustment but i have regular haircuts
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The 220 artic steer Avant would just fit on the back of a 130 with the grab still attatched
