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  1. monkeybusiness
    If you have the agreement to fell the trees you actually want felling then get them felled before submitting another application would be my advice.
  2. monkeybusiness
    His back ring is designed to take a load, and is rated highly on Grinder...
  3. monkeybusiness
    I heard the term ‘Cisgender’ for the first time last week, and had to google it. I’ve since heard it twice more and am confused as to why we need this apparently new term?...
  4. monkeybusiness
    Nice looking setup! Out of interest what sort of price is a trailer like that new/used in Denmark?
  5. monkeybusiness
    Not sure if GM still do the narrow 1623 safetrak but that is an incredibly versatile machine in terms of where it will go (amazingly narrow when wound right in, ridiculously capable on hills and side-slopes). Until I had a safetrak I honestly considered tracked chippers a waste of time - they generally can’t get anywhere a quad can’t tow a wheeled chipper, and when they do run out of capability they are either very stuck or on their side... Get a safetrak and make loads more money, it will transform how you approach jobs!
  6. monkeybusiness
    Greenmech 1928 Safetrac. Any other tracked chipper is miles behind if the reason for having it on tracks is to get it near the tree wherever that is!
  7. monkeybusiness
    I think you are right. I bought it a few years ago on the back of this forum and everyone raving about them. We had a job that it seemed perfect for (it was) but I was left massively disappointed with the quality (for what is in reality a pretty basic cheaply-made fabrication). I really hope I just ended up with the only crap one they’ve made!
  8. monkeybusiness
    My Stein is ok but certainly not amazing. Very heavy (which should be a good thing) but we’ve had to repair/straighten/strengthen the telescopic drawbar which kinked which was disappointing (as it’s only ever been loaded and pulled around by human beings). The paint and general finish was absolute shite from delivery - it was bought for a job and needed using immediately otherwise it would have been sent straight back for a refund tbh. However - it is a great concept and on the right job is a very good bit of kit. In many ways I’d rather support the people who came up with the idea over others who copy/profit. Hopefully Stein have sorted the quality control... If they are still crap then buy elsewhere though!!!
  9. monkeybusiness
    1928 Safetracs are ridiculous in their ability to go pretty much anywhere if you know how to operate one. Superb design!
  10. monkeybusiness
    Google Lincmaster - they make some decent stuff.
  11. monkeybusiness
    There are also two sides to a story, and there are many reasons one person might assault another. There aren’t many ways to justify publicly slashing on a memorial though.
  12. monkeybusiness
    He’s a brainless thug and locking him up to make an example of his actions is the right thing to do imo. Why the serious assault didn’t receive a custodial sentence is the problem, not the firmness shown to Banks.
  13. monkeybusiness
    You’re not wrong - they should both be jailed.
  14. monkeybusiness
    They are really fragile - transport them carefully (I’ve broken them through general ham-fistedness before now). Their fragility does offer poetic justice though!
  15. monkeybusiness
    Definitely fitted with clean mounting faces?
  16. monkeybusiness
    A mate got a cheap 3 phase four-poster and has done away with the electrics and just plugs it into a tractor spool to lift. Works perfectly!
  17. monkeybusiness
    I wonder if that's the same with the dedicated pole saws? It would make sense a multi system has the motor in the base unit but you'd get greater efficiency according a shaft. That would explain the mistake of the using the pro tools? That’s what I’m getting confused with - I’m sure that the dedicated pole saws have the motor in the head and the base simply holds the batteries.
  18. monkeybusiness
    Hopefully not!
  19. monkeybusiness
    I’d better wind my neck in then, sorry for the false info!...
  20. monkeybusiness
    I am pretty sure they aren’t compatible - electric kit simply has wires running up the shafts to power motors in the heads. Sorry...
  21. monkeybusiness
    If a rope was running through it and a ring popped out I wonder how long it would take to burn through the sling?...
  22. monkeybusiness
    The blades are certainly very similar/the same - a really odd asymmetrical shape.
  23. monkeybusiness
    Hey up Ty You should swap it with me for for this - TS 16/35 DT. 3 cylinder Kubota turbo diesel engine, turntable, under 750kg, and French, so getting any issues sorted should be a piece of cake for you over there! It’s got a massive throat/feed roller hole, a really big feed hopper and it chucks nice clean chip out a fair distance too... It is going up for sale shortly (but I reckon it has your name written all over it!!!).
  24. monkeybusiness
    You need more than a wipe of clotted - get as much on as physically possible. Thin spread of jam then load the cream until gravity steps in is surely the only way (jaw spread is the limiting factor for cream depth)...
  25. monkeybusiness
    Wowsers - a swearword blocker!!! About time too!!!

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