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  1. Stephen Blair
    No mate,I had that chipper about 4 years ago. I just thought it would be a great set up.
  2. Stephen Blair
    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]
  3. Stephen Blair
    Gidoooooosh!!!!! I thought you were guiding a lorry back:lol: Cracking fell:thumbup1:
  4. Stephen Blair
    What a stunning building and location? Where exactly is it?
  5. Stephen Blair
    Unlucky darts for getting that job!!
  6. Stephen Blair
    Eeee gadz!!!!!!!!!
  7. Stephen Blair
    Very nice,
  8. Stephen Blair
    Something like this Eddie Valmet 830.3 Road rail forwarder,Vegetation- QTS Plant
  9. Stephen Blair
    Nice tidy job, an angled roof will give you so much more capacity and less spillage.
  10. Stephen Blair
    Great pics, more of the truck chipper please:001_smile:
  11. Stephen Blair
    Good job guys
  12. Stephen Blair
    This kinks a bit, I've only used it once straight off the reel, so I'd expect it to soften with use.
  13. Stephen Blair
    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!
  14. Stephen Blair
    When you pick up a small bit you can just chop through it 1 handed and grab another, also for chopping kindlers.
  15. Stephen Blair
    Also I was told there is no power loss from engine to pto, oh and they are really good tractors. Very smooth to drive.
  16. Stephen Blair
    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:
  17. Stephen Blair
    Cheers for that:thumbup1:
  18. Stephen Blair
    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.
  19. Stephen Blair
    Why is your post @ me:confused1:
  20. Stephen Blair
    Scum!!! So glad you got her back!
  21. Stephen Blair
    Looks like the passer by had sore ears!
  22. Stephen Blair
    Belts, braces, duck tape and superglue there!!!
  23. Stephen Blair
    Woke up really warm and coughing, heating had come on through the night! Doubt it was dust or heat related, more the of a Gas Bill Anxiety attack:thumbdown:
  24. Stephen Blair
    Well done!
  25. Stephen Blair
    Love where the jump boards were!

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