Stephen Blair
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Body builders for 4x4 tippers in midland
Stephen Blair replied to iaxe tree care's topic in General chat
Have you considered a pro-tipper? -
Have you replaced all your milk with the coconut Steve? I take it, it tastes coconutty? Is it good for you or a substitute ?
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I find eggs in smoothies makes them nice and frothy.
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Or a whisk:thumbup1: Ben do you just shake the egg:confused1:
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Just seen this on the news:thumbdown: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-25759830 Is anyone on here close? Hope they get it out asap.
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Pictures would be great, I remember David putting a video of it when he got it. A roof mount could be used on the OP's farm aswell:thumbup1:
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Nice chipper, Groundie needs bigger muscles to stick that through in a oner!!
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The jokers terrifyingly good:thumbup1:
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Press and see! I doubt you need the clutch but still be gentle with it. Nothing worse than hearing them getting banged up and down with a foot flat in the floor!
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That's the ones you want, then if its a mess, blame the last guy
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Reindeer tastic, very nice
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You know you can find a use for this....
Stephen Blair replied to Sussex Groundie's topic in Arb-Trucks
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I'll get it back up, it will involve splodging around in the mud, with wire ropes, a big Tirfor and a lot of using my digger in anger and running back and forth:biggrin: I just need to try and stop the wire rope cutting in through the root plate as that will loose leverage. I just hope when it rights it doesn't snap the only roots feeding it:sneaky2:
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After a monsoon day, we got this. I had to grab a coffee and mars bar and enjoy it. It was amazing how it lifted the spirits of the folk walking sling the prom and in the cafe
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This oaks been down for 2 years, i was hoping it would pop back up but no joy, I'll go back with the tirfor on Friday. She's been in full leaf the last 2 summers so hoping she will be a fine pollard and have another few hundred years in her.
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At least he's ok. I wonder if any of thr fireman have their arial rescue in trees?( except for the tree surgeon fireman)
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Too much weight Johny on the back axle I would think. It could be made to work with a bit of fabrication. Then there's trying to get the spout past the crane. It would be best to move the Hiab to behind the cab if you wanted a rear mount chipper. The Chippers on the best place at the front. That crane is a demount and it's made the same as the chipper mount. So that chipper could clip on the back and just take off the reverse gearbox and job done.
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A real mechanic will fix it no probs. Any time we have a query a quick call to AC Price and job done! And if your stumped stick a thread on here and the world comes to help.
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I'm the most basic of climbers and riggers. As others have said, start off simple. The most complicated bits getting the slings and crabs back up. Rich that's a brilliant idea:thumbup1: , it wil be perfect for Huck with all his stubs:laugh1:
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I've done loads of jobs like this by hand. It would of taken 2 guys a very hard shift, and they would make more mess walking back and forth all day compared to the machine. My jobs will be getting done to suit the machine now.
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Private rd on an estate mate:biggrin:
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Not cool!!!!!
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Today's horrible job made easy. 1 tank of fuel with the 026 and 3.5 hrs sitting with the heaters on
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what log splitter to buy and avoid
Stephen Blair replied to John in Scotland's topic in Firewood forum
I bought it at the APF 3 years ago for £2k plus vat delivered.
