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Those bell chockers are not very good on small diameter wood, they have an annoying tendency to slip off. But they are much easier to unchock when you have pulled down a load of bramble with the timber.

Having this at the end of the valley where we are working, was too good to miss. #Dullasditchwater

£50-£70 roadside plus transport. If transport is more than £40 per tonne, then it is too far away. Do you have any forestry companies near you, try them first.

Are there still the massive Elm trees near Brighton pavilion ?

Sharpham Rustic, full fat Jersey milk, oh yeah. Or Caws Teifi Saval, rind washed caerphilly ,stinky but not overpowering like Stinking Bishop

I've just had a felling licence granted for 12m3

Just over tick over

Its the Super Bullet Superbullet | Logbullet WWW.LOGBULLET.COM

Good use of redirects, good vids.

Aahh lightweight, coming on here with your cab with heater and air con. And you have the cheek to call us southerners Soft.

It will be fine, there is a tractor and log bullet under this tree.

Monterey cypress scruffy nature definitely holds itself together better with its tangled mass of deadwood and half snapped branches. As soon as you remove one another appears, so i have stopped removing them .

At this time of year I would be starting with velvet shank.

If it was me i would use the chain slots. A steel semi circle with chain bolted on to hang off the chain slots. You may need to weld on a support at the bottom of the semi circle to stop it tipping the trunk. Easy to take on/off as required. You might be able to do a similar thing with half a tyre. Or do it the old fashioned way, winch the trees onto bearers to keep them off the ground whilst you are processing .