Robert_S
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i think its Safe, Useful Life Expectancy mate
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Thats the strangest looking knot, are you finding that better than the VT Tom?
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Id go for lantra i have my digger and mewp ticket with them, thorough courses, although a consideration may be the certificates expire after 5 years.
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Mine, shes 16 now, that picture was taken last year but she just seems to have got really old this year. Gonna break my heart when she goes. Such is life i suppose.
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I cant remember the model buzz but it came from jas p with forestry guarding and a double drum winch on the back, great for pulling timber out and on its own was fine, but i never liked it with the trailer on it extracting timber i preferred the MB.
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Excellent mate
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used one with a botex on the back for a local authority i use to work for, really good go anywhere in the woods great maneuverability in the rack especially with the steer and drawbar on the trailer, it was replaced with a valmet which was good but no where near as good as the MB.
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No one knows for sure what "rock bottom prices are" as everyone will have different overheads, the guys quoting £200 less than tom could still be making a good net profit.
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Sean, look what you have started
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lol Calzaghe on the dance floor better watch he does not slap anyone
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Dont know about landies mate but i have used this guy to build looms for a few projects, had one done in jan for a kit car full loom and all fittings and instructions £80. just plugged it in and away it went. Premier Wiring: Loom / Looms, Lights, Cable & relays it may be worth asking
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and if you dont have any thermals mate rip up the in flight mag and stuff it down your trousers for extra warmth, you will thank me when you get out the plane.
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Thats bad mate hope you get them back or covered with insurance, dropping the pick up on the mini bus was well out of order
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yeah its lovely, i stayed in a guest house up that way, its freeeezing in the winter:thumbdown:
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tut tut stevie i think you will find its vertically challenged unless you want the pc police through your door:001_tt2: Where in bute are you i done most of last winter there as my mate bought i load of houses i was garden clearing and fencing.
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I would love to have went as my brother stays there but im too old now, if you have the chance i would say do it, as you can always come back and it all adds up to life experience
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Almost like it was lifted to order as its quite specific gear? hope you get it back:thumbdown:
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You will hardly look like a moron, just giving advice it was sound enough.
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yep try and keep the saw on the timber as much as you can, also if you are felling softwood and you have the space (cutting a wider rack) bench fell as much as possible the extra hight saves mega strain on your back, and try and do larch in the winter as you could sned them with a stick i really enjoyed forestry work apart from horrible big hairy outside sitka
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Really informative thread as usual Monkeyd thanks for the information
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nice one joe, not long till you have a 1.1 saxo with twin 8" exhaust pipes:sneaky2: well done mate.
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happy birthday mate. is it his birthday or is this another wind up? wheres Dean.....
