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josharb87

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  1. 880 is better than the ditchpump huskie
  2. Tree works a piece of pish over here, i guess you mean Nyköping, you might find it a bit quiet, but cheaper than Stockholm, beautifull though look on Blocket.se - Sveriges största Köp & Sälj marknad for rooms or small flats to rent normally short term for flats, between 1-6 months, Stockholm a room goes for between £250-400 per month, a furnished studio flat for 1 between £400-600 per month Heres a link for Nyköping, Södermanland (county), Lägethet (flat) uthyres (for rent) Lägenheter i Södermanland Uthyres | Blocket Bostad
  3. Was wondering the same mate, Think hes done a logging style humbolt face cut (upside down gob) happy customer i bet
  4. Perfect!!!
  5. Done that exact conversion 3 years ago http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/arb-trucks/11018-converting-my-130-tipper.html
  6. El Salvador for me too Funnily enough if i put Sweden as home country im higher bmi than 56% of my age range, if i put UK, i have a lower than 55% of my age range . . . You bunch of fattys
  7. me too Just hope to get to breakkie before huck adds a little extra this time
  8. why do the elderly need to go to university?
  9. What about firewood production then? from what i gather from here, so it MUST be true, grants are available for covering most of the cost of firewood processors, fowarding trailers ect, and atleast one firewood guy on here has a new 4x4, which means they all must, which means i can drive a new double cab 4x4, which must mean im a millionaire, just like every farmer is this a fair comment or an uneducated 1+1=3 assumption?
  10. Looks great for brash dragging! what does the tractor weigh?
  11. ArbPro Alloy Rigging Bollard | Treegear Arborist Supplies Australia Simmilar price as the GRCS on the same website
  12. Do you climb on a prussik or vt?
  13. Great Pics and job
  14. top right of this page, above the collum of adverts, 3 tabs, Trade Directory, Classifieds, and Reviews
  15. Why not add this to the review section Tony?
  16. On the video the hopper looks small and the branches are well snedded out . .
  17. And Europe
  18. Could root pruning be an option to prevent further poison transfer? (a trench dug between the stump and live tree)
  19. Nice fell
  20. I used to use quads for rounding up cattle, fencing and coppicing, another guy a crosser, he was always comming off when ragging it, or just not paying attention counting stock, i slowly tipped once when powersliding on wetgrass into a hole though:blushing: but extreme offroad angles, id say a quad is far easier to be safe on With fuel cans, couple of saws, toolkit, extra clothes, first aid pack, felling aids, pull rope maybe, handwinch maybe, i would never consider 2 wheels - and i love bikes!
  21. Can i ask why not a quadbike?? more rack space and onboard load weight, capable of towing, pulling trees, fitting winches . . .
  22. And welcome to the real world
  23. Infact Cerne, perhaps this is a government conspiracy to collect names of all potential trouble makers . . . oo'er, paranoia now?
  24. You might want to think a little more (or less) IF this were true, do you really think this 'sneaky' government would read a hippys petition, do a U turn and be good
  25. Hi BTS, The 130 double cab is a good size for a tipper, pretty simmilar conversion as i done to mine, but the tipper chassis may make the original hicap tub sit and look a bit high, you might need to fabricate the frame with shallower height of box section. treequip, a member on here converted a 110 hicap to a tipper with the original body, he put a thread of it on here, search his profile. personally if making it for chip, id sell the hicap tub, do a tipper conversion simmilar to mine and make a simple cube shape chipbox

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