Lawn and Leaf

<p>Hi Rob ive been trying to get hold of you via the phone number on here <a href="http://alaskanmill.co.uk/" rel="external nofollow">Alaskan Mill</a> for a few days now but no joy. That is you right? Ive got a customer who has given the go ahead on some planking so i need to speak to you about getting set up to chainsaw mill and getting the stuff ordered. Whats the best number to call you on?</p>

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<p>Gareth Thompson,</p>

<p>Leaf and Lawn.</p>

<p>ps im near cambridge</p>

<p>Hi there, </p>

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<p>How much to buy, and how much to rent, a tempest ef3</p>

Hi Pete, just seen your message.

Ok, i went timberwolf 13g. Its Friggin great for staight and straightish branches at a great price, with loads of em second hand, cant fault it. It says 3" but i abuse the living daylights out of it, and it will take up to approx 5 though 3 is about right for hardwood, 5 is about the diameter of the hole, albeit you have to pull it back a bit.

I rented out a jo beau m300 and was really disappointed in the diameter. When that says 3" it really does mean it because it doesnt have a flywheel to speak of, and when it got jammed up it was a bitch to sort out. Have to say it was very beaten up when i got it though.

If i was going to get another better one id check out the greenmech and m500 if i wanted it to do branches, or an eliet prof with optional feed roller (I havent seen one in action mind) if it was for hedge trimmings. guys at timberwolf factory were speaking highly of jo beau so i could have had an internally damaged one.

Hi - Wow, just seen that Back garden Tunnisen you gave the scoop on here;

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/9110-self-propelled-chipper-shreks-wee-chipper-8.html

But its well past October and it hasnt come out. .

Has it been canned now they have been taken over?

Gareth.