Big Bolt
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had a nice fire today no chance of running though it's in a foot of water !
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Bad News Ash Disease discovered in East Anglia
Big Bolt replied to arbwork's topic in Tree health care
I have some coppice work this year which will include ash , and is is to be taken of site . I was told if ash die back is found in the wood no timber will be allowed of site , from fc , a rumour i hope -
how do you use the chain brake with the side cover removed ? the trouble with using the saw brake is all the stress is on the saw and the parts leading to the saw , the winch brake is holding the drum with the wire on it end of .
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on the way home a pound a minute £45
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have a look at there web site there is a open day next weekend i do belive go along and see cliff he will sort somthing out , once you have one you will wonder how you managed with out it what do you want to place on it is more the question there is no limit just get a blank attatchment and build
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Bad News Ash Disease discovered in East Anglia
Big Bolt replied to arbwork's topic in Tree health care
testcricket was that with mark tasker ? -
Bad News Ash Disease discovered in East Anglia
Big Bolt replied to arbwork's topic in Tree health care
I see on the news tonight it is ashwellthorpe wood run by the nwt , ive had a few good days coppicing in there it is not ash dominant but a very good hornbeam wood -
the bungie cord is to keep the brake on , i use a new 365xp on the winch i find that is powerfull enough start getting bigger and things start to brake and wear to quike
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good winch a bit finiky in its ways but once masterd will serve well:thumbup1: I have a saw on it all the time and it does not take up much room ,as you can see it is mounted both ways butt hook or sling , i find the butt hook gives you more controll and keeps it out of the dirt
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my lad loves it get them involved early only on the simple tasks , hopfully when he is bigger he will start on the grown up stuff:thumbup:
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sorry to hear that buddy , this has to be stopped oneway or another
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thats the trouble with hired in , the boxer is a controled cut and i keep it nice and slow like using a pair of securters and the best is it is kept sharp, you could shave with it
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has the saw got dawgs on it , as this will give you more grip and leverage
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i like hedges with this 5 days work done in 2 and yes i know you cant use it all the time shame:thumbdown:
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Tracked dumpers have there place and this aint it
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14,000 k it was only 10k at the APF , show offer , 14 k i would not give em 5 k for that it was a fred carno special , it was just lumps off of the shelf metal bolted together IRON HORSE RULE ,
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See that at the APF im sure he said £ 10 k i would not give him 2k i thought it was a heap of poo my opinion as i am a iron horse fan
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tracked pred £ 75 hour min 1 hour all day on site £ 400 did it by the inch for years and it did not work out . 8 inch stump £ 4.50 inch £ 36.00 no more of that .
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try ARKTIS THEY HAVE A SHOP ON E.BAY TOP NOTCH STUFF AT VERY REDUCED PRICES TO CLEAR THEIR STOCK
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Give this company a bell the build and design them Helipad planning, design and construction if they dont know , wingit
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you asked a question and hear is the answer £ 65 a day + fuel at the moment and dont get dragged into the old family thing .
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the first thing that caught my eye at this angle was how straight it was
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Good on yeah buddy
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Get rid plant new
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Nice will it spool out hyd or pull out by hand
