Robert_S
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one i done a while back, i have done a few bridges some with the alaskan mill felling the oak on site others bringing everything too site. Dont have many pictures though its something i have only started to do on a regular basis.
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Superb mate the client must be happy with that, you may not like hedges but you certainly take pride in cutting them
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You should get one for nothing, take down that big elm with it then write a review!!! Thats a cheap bit of advertising right there for the woody and you get one to keep for your trouble
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Robert_S replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
nice one, enjoy it. -
self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Robert_S replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
Yes mate i would be very interested to see it work, is it raining there? i am finished for the day its bucketing down. -
Yep the cones is the way to go, i got mine free with the liner from here Flexible flue liners UK - flexible chimney lining for chimneys
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Robert_S replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
cheers man, sounds like they have a place in the tool box, yep do that trick with the green but today i had 8" off a hedge with very little wood just green and it was wet!!! Are these small chippers drum chippers? i can see a real advantage for a lot of my work with one of these. -
That is what i was revering too.
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Welcome felix, now get away and split some wood:001_tt2:
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Robert_S replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
Nice work Rich i liked how you used the chips. How do they chip wet leylandii/privet do they not get choked up with being so small? my camon sometimes gets choked although i put a pipe on the shute and hook the blower up to it the leaf is soaked that gives it extra blast -
Yep got soaked only as far as my skin though:001_smile: Have you to chip and clear that site Tom or is it getting left as "habitat pile" i like wood wasps:thumbup:
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
Robert_S replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
Can you get these small chippers into the back of the truck via a ramp say or do you have to carry them on a trailer, i like the idea as some of the jobs i have done the brash had to come through the house, never nice, to take the chipper to the brash and leave it on site would have been excellent. -
as always Tom a good video, i like how you show it how it happens and dont edit the glitches that we all get, nice work mate.
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i did my own as well, some of the gas liners are class 1 ( so my brother-in-law gas fitter tells me) so in theory you could just hook your wood burner flu into that you may have to re-instate a chimney but thats easy peezy.
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The saw running too rich and you are breathing in the fumes
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tragic.
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i have just bought some online from clarks and will be using them from now on rather than my local saw shop
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Cheers for the pm mick. i have been climbing on it right, i think it just dont suit me i will persevere as so many seem to think its the best thing since sliced bread, but will be buying a new split tail to keep in my bag as back up.
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thats a good price for that piece of kit. you've done a good job there mate.
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looks good mate, how much? i may upgrade from the one i use (i made it years ago) if the price is right
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nice job man, that loader looks brilliant what weight is in it?
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i have been using it for a couple of months and i can see the massive benefits for slack tendering and limb walking BUT i still dont think i have the technique for ascending into the tree, anyone have a video so i can watch someone climbing on it, the pantin is brilliant though
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one of these.. AEBI HC44 Pedestrian Flail mower on eBay (end time 05-Sep-09 17:41:17 BST)
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if there is a lot get a self propelled flail mower i used to use an ABI it was brilliant, strimming all day will knacker you, i agree with Buzz though the older 245R huskys were beasts.
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Agree there like, huntsmans freak me out i could not believe the size of them:scared1:
