Joe
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i've just looked on the fuelwood website and they have got special offers on them - electric 10 ton splitter, same os the one in the picture is £1,085 + vat and the kohler engined petrol version is £1,445 + vat
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you learn something new everyday....
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your a brave man going up there
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yeah i saw that, good that they are making the public aware of problems like this
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the one we have at work is electric, but i also know someone with a petrol one the same, and it drank about 4 litres of unleaded after splitting the stuff that the axe could not do for about 6 and a half hours solid, so i think the increased output is well worth the input of money, and I know if I was a tree surgeon, even if i was only a one man band I would definitely have one
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trust me jack it is a worthwhile consideration, you will effortlessly split a builders bag in about 20 mins an hour with two of you on that splitter, they really are worth the money, and it will last you a long long time
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no mate but you will need to spend some thing like £1200 to even make it worth your while, but that will get you a good splitter that will do the job you want it too, and is perfect for tree surgery waste - this is what we have got at work and is perfect for tree surgery waste, and i think is worth every penny. you can get them electric or petrol versions and you can get them from fuelwood, in warwick
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even for the rakers
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thats class
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that would be bang on for straight lines, but what about roundabouts and s bends, it would topple lol
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would that even fit a cubic metre of logs on it
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after most of that is true i still want one and love them to bits
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that would be top if you could please Justin, your a top man :thumbup1:, i'll try and send even more friends and colleagues your way that need stuff
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they are looking really smart now, nice work reg
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cheers Liam and cheers for the advice Stevie it is genuinely supportive and appreciated
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whatch that soil compaction around that monkey puzzle, BS5837 and all that
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i will do Steve, i am normally pretty good with proper positioning, just one of the few times i do cut a corner and liams there snapping away like the paparazzi lol
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haha well lucky that was a bit of a one off :001_tt2:
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whats your best price on one of these hook chains justin??:001_tt2:
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pro - they are the ultimate best looking arbtrucks going con - expensive to buy and can require a lot of maintenance but you really have opened up a can of worms now martyn
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it was all for the auditions to be in zoro I'll have you both know
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oh ok cheers bob. does the positioner split in half some how so that you can put it on the strop?
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whatever I can buy cheapest at the time, always been either Stihl or Oregon though
