Stephen Blair
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thats a good deal you have going there john, i love processing the logs, but selling them and delivering them is a ball ache, thats why i havent bothered advertising them. and if i could sell chip aswell that would be great, i think i will chase that up with some local merchants. do you have a hopper for the chip??
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so you are doing over a grand a day in logs:thumbup:
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Importing a bc100 from the states ??
Stephen Blair replied to Tree cutter Stu's topic in Large equipment
what about a bandit 250, makes the vermeer look like a 6 inch tow behind. -
now that i like.
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he was cooler than a cool thing in the north pole. Next of Kin was my favourite, compound bow rednecks yee haa. big bruv to the rescue:001_cool:
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well done peter, what a crap drag, the tiny chipper will go where a wheely bin goes, if it is a tight right hander then take off the hopper, as i said before 5 monster armfulls is a wheely bin, and that pop would of flown through it, but you work with what you have mate. proper job. 2 fingered pollarding rules.
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thought so, great idea for the crappy stuff..
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nightmare, strtchy stretchy twisty spine stuff, nothing worse not having a good high anchor, well done, looks good
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how did the guy get on picking up all the crappy stuff??
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well done guys
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fence down, thump thump, 100 quid to the farmer with a manitu, fixity fence home for 11am, sweeeeet:001_tt2:
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you run a tight ship there johnty, i will second the lovely yard mate, mmmmmmmmmmmm i can smell the chip and diesel with a hint of conny. nector!!what a tractor, i need some hp details, she was a big girl:thumbup:
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get the kids in the back pack boys, i loved the papus as well but my huge baby has outgrown it already lol. you look a bit more relaxed than when i last saw you at the AA reg:thumbup1:
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had he done the usual and cut out the best anchor point first, so it is a ball ache trying to get out to the edges. i like groups of trees like that, usually lote of swinging about and torpedo shots down the middle, but i reckon the shed with the tiles on it would stop any of those kind of tricks
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i reckon they should under plant with some gum trees just to make sure they get the cover they are looking for lol
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nice job, any pics of the hatchet job?
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that seems a lot to me mate, is that 48 big bags worth then?or are you selling it by the trailer load?
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nice one, cheers for that
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cant beat a 3 year old pop john lol
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awesome as ever tommy!
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i take it that is an old one in the picture
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Importing a bc100 from the states ??
Stephen Blair replied to Tree cutter Stu's topic in Large equipment
100% tax efficient aswell if oyu set it up right. -
Importing a bc100 from the states ??
Stephen Blair replied to Tree cutter Stu's topic in Large equipment
and while they are fixing your one you can use theirs to finish the job off. sweet. -
this guy is a nutt job, pretty sad really, what a sad child hood
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remember the video on here. wow nutters:thumbup:
