Robert_S
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cheers, good wee machine that i had one for ages, it has plenty haters though:biggrin:
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is that a camon cm250 renamed chipmaster?
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Is that an import then chris?
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Cracking pictures drew
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That one looks a bit rough but 170 thou is nothing for a well serviced and looked after hilux, mine has done that mileage and the engine is still excellent with it passing its mot,s with ease. Chris gilchrist,s one looks a cracker. Try over at the hpoc forum there may be some for sale there, good luck.
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Haha cool, just gather it up and stack it
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Wow !! Fantastic offer mate, I will make a donation to Arbtalkers and the Childrens trust for your generosity if you do have one, thank you Pm,d.
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thanks for the replies guys. Some man broonie thats brilliant
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Ive got a warn winch 9.5ti that was broken and i have been replacing parts and repairing it but i now need a remote and lead for it, i cant belief the price warn want for one, so was checking if anyone knew if another fitted its a 5 pin plug OR had a spare they would like to sell me. Thanks
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Cool pictures:thumbup:
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dont worry, its in a decent home its a great wee mog.
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As long as it keeps earning and working who cares how clean it looks
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cool grinder that, nice firewood store
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Ben, i landed this exactly where i wanted it to go, right in-between two small sycamores.
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that forest king chipper is chinese junk, it would shake itself to death within a few weeks. no one can build an 8" chipper that weighs 400 kg unless its built of paper thin tin. stay clear mate.
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i hope so, im on the framework for the local authority snow clearing/gritting at a very decent rate, bring on the white gold
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Serendipity getting lots of tea and biscuits Misery no tea and biscuits Seriously though Serendipity felling tees for the construction of the dance studios in edinburgh years ago, priced to drag everything through a tiny path, when we arrived they had a massive crane set up, craned the chipper in we left the chips, they lifted a couple of skips in and we filled them with timber. 3 day job finished in one misery felled a sitka at a garden with a long set of timber steps, much bigger than i thought, the chipper blew up, it started to snow making the steps so slippy to walk up, i just remember the timber being so heavy and a massive pile of rings that seem to last for ever. but on a positive note that was years ago, so nothing lasts forever and as they say if you are going through hell.... keep going good thread dave.
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i mostly have the winter off. When i use to work all winter, What i use to do is when i was busy was pick a couple of bigger tree jobs and tell the client it would be 10% cheaper at the turn of the year when the leafs were off, that way you were putting work in your diary.
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very very cool
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mine earning its keep today.
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4 hours on the beech. What make of truck is that a bedford? yeah the agri wheels make it look great
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ohhhhhhh thats a cool truck Ian, quite a load on it
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Beech removal due to meripilus.
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I think I get about 6cube in mine but it handles it no problem, you put 6 on a tranny you are well overloaded. Mine is just a chip wagon I get a tractor to tow a trailer. Has it still got the original fuse box? That's the only problem I get with mine are the old style bullet fuses are temperamental, I shall get it rewired eventually.
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Adrian flux insure plant.
