Stephen Blair
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Brilliant!!
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I stripped a larch tree behind my house expecting to be a pole racing ninja!! After a few terrifying gaff outs at about 20' I learnt to just calm it and take it easy, pole climbings for the APF with a Belay! You have to program your brain walk on your ankles, not your feet. Takes time!
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Practice practice practice!!!
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It had it, just didn't really need it very much!! I sold it by chipping 1, 15' length of dead sycamore that just fitted in the rollers. The guy just turned round and said ' I'll take it!!'
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No mate,I had that chipper about 4 years ago. I just thought it would be a great set up.
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I had that plan as well Eddie, I had a bandit 250, it was emmense!!! You could drop a tree on it and it would be ok! This is a 12-14" dead elm with a metre of ivy round it [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGvQSIPDN50&feature=youtube_gdata_player]little gloria - YouTube[/ame]
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Gidoooooosh!!!!! I thought you were guiding a lorry back:lol: Cracking fell:thumbup1:
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What a stunning building and location? Where exactly is it?
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Unlucky darts for getting that job!!
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Eeee gadz!!!!!!!!!
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Very nice,
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Something like this Eddie Valmet 830.3 Road rail forwarder,Vegetation- QTS Plant
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Nice tidy job, an angled roof will give you so much more capacity and less spillage.
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Great pics, more of the truck chipper please:001_smile:
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Good job guys
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This kinks a bit, I've only used it once straight off the reel, so I'd expect it to soften with use.
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I used a little Jewson dumper last year and I could see a mini loader hiding in there , and as posted, much cheaper than a loader. Very cool!
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Axe or maul, what's your weapon of choice?
Stephen Blair replied to Coletti's topic in Firewood forum
When you pick up a small bit you can just chop through it 1 handed and grab another, also for chopping kindlers. -
Petition against average speed cameras on the A9
Stephen Blair replied to Big J's topic in The Lounge
The Aberdeen to Inverness rds brutal! -
Also I was told there is no power loss from engine to pto, oh and they are really good tractors. Very smooth to drive.
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It's not the hour clock, it's what's worn at that stage of their life. Take someone who knows what to look for wear and tear wise. Forget the word ' refurbished ' that can mean spray painted and new mud guards:sneaky2:
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Cheers for that:thumbup1:
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They are a Forestery tractor, revolving seat, room for your legs and nothing dangles down to get caught by brash or stumps, I've had 2, brilliant tractors. Both had cranes, that's why I bought them. I have a farmer mate who has plant as well, he loved using my tractor and rated them very highly! Would I want to use them daily on a farm? Only if I didn't have to hitch and un hitch trailers a lot as its hard to see hook due to seat location.
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Dragging parked cars out of the DZ
Stephen Blair replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
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Scum!!! So glad you got her back!
