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  1. Stephen Blair
    I've never used the entech so can't comment on them. The cs is an amazing little machine, we have carried it up and down stairs, through houses and hiabed it over walls. It holds its on on big conifer aswell . You know what you want, your budget now have the confidence to do it your way 😃
  2. Stephen Blair
    Just buy a cs100, I did 5 years ago, and also a tracked barrow, I've put it on it once, it worked but tbh the chipper is so easy to manoeuvre the barrow hindered it
  3. Stephen Blair
    Well spotted Jesse, I just did some googling on the little fella.
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  5. Stephen Blair
    Cheers Hamdog!
  6. Stephen Blair
    Tree Pruning, Felling and Surgery in the Cairngorms Carrbridge
  7. Stephen Blair
    If that machine takes work away from you climbing, your climbing stuff that doesn't need to be. Climbing is for in towns and cities.
  8. Stephen Blair
    I was hoping to send my potential client a link to this thread, don't think I'll bother😀
  9. Stephen Blair
    Roads not an issue mate. Concerns for buildings.
  10. Stephen Blair
    There's some buckling of some kind going on Adam, with the ground build up and heavy lean .
  11. Stephen Blair
    I need scientific stuff guys, I'd fell it because my head says too, just because I've been doing it long enough to know when it's time up, but I need to use words to explain why 😳😀
  12. Stephen Blair
    Reasons please gentleman! And not because its January 😀
  13. Stephen Blair
    Road on 1 side built up around 3 ft. There is damage on the thick bark a couple of feet up the trunk , could this be buckling of some kind ?and what looks like gold paint on the bark.
  14. Stephen Blair
    Earn enough to get by and work as little as possible😊
  15. Stephen Blair
    Clean forgot, I've been too busy doing nothing! 😄Glad I've not missed it.
  16. Stephen Blair
    Only for the tracked dumper mate, that way with some rearranging of levers, a pto chipper and chip body, Then it wouldbe an amazing self propelled unit for not much money
  17. Stephen Blair
    Tell me more Johnny! Is that diesel? Do you have to buy a lot?
  18. Stephen Blair
    Maybe in a few months we could all go for a Sunday drive like the old days without having to price 3 jobs, visit friends and do the shopping aswell!!!😀
  19. Stephen Blair
    An easy thing to do with either Greenmech or jeabeux. Some box section, a hinge, and a rolling floor. The vacuum is brilliant! Don't know how to do that! Every chipper should have that option. I heard some older American models did!
  20. Stephen Blair
    We have a contender for best micro set up here I think, I wonder if it has wheels?
  21. Stephen Blair
    I was going to put a micro digger with grab in a transport box on the front of my u2150 years ago to feed my tp250, the cost of the digger was way too much at the time as they were just out. So I opted for a fmv crane mounted between the linkage and chipper. It would of worked if the fabricator hadn't done his own thing and made the crane base 1.5 tons and made the Mog almost wheely. Then along came kid number 2 and I sold the lot! Good luck mate, crack on!
  22. Stephen Blair
    I think Huck meant disease, not decease!
  23. Stephen Blair
    Need the receipt and put the % through.
  24. Stephen Blair
    Household bills like gas, electric and mortgage will have a statement( which is a receipt) All you do is offset a percentage.
  25. Stephen Blair
    Use standard springs! If you fit the heavy duty ones, the load sensor doesn't work the brakes and you don't stop very well from what I've heard. The standard ones will handle what the Mog is capable of imo

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