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Stephen Blair

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  1. Stephen Blair
    brambles, hydrangeas,laurel,privette and conny
  2. Stephen Blair
    get well soon, just as well it wasnt your foot, going by your boots:sneaky2:
  3. Stephen Blair
    woodpicker has a nice little stumpy in calssifieds at the side of the page, great wee machines. really easy to operate, as long as they are kept sharp and you do your prep well, i watch a lot of guys do stumps that havent a clue what they are doing, taking to much off and never stopping to fill the whole in as they go with shreddings to keep it level..
  4. Stephen Blair
    oh its one of those kind of harnesses, a ball catcher. yikes!!no thanks, i will stick to my big seat harness
  5. Stephen Blair
    big tree, small tree, conifer, not conifer. recomendations=fell:001_cool:when do i start boss:001_smile:
  6. Stephen Blair
    got you, hope it goes well today, the rain has stopped now, too late to go and start anyway, walk the dogs me thinks
  7. Stephen Blair
    as long as you can still hook on the chipper it wil be fine i reckon, new kit is always good.
  8. Stephen Blair
    hedge cutting is crap on a good day mate, you would be soaked in the first 2 mins. truck far more important, i take it they have had to shorten the main body to fit the tipper, it looked like it had a big overhang
  9. Stephen Blair
    i wear the type c all year round, they are so much better than the other makes i recon, i got mine of fr jones and son, he was doing a good deal a month back, he might have some left still on offer
  10. Stephen Blair
    it is heavy rain here today and i have some horrblie sycamores to reduce full of ivy, and the banking is steep as hell covered in moss, so the drag is torture, so i am leaving it for a nicer day, whay you guys off today?
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  12. Stephen Blair
    now that looks cool. looks heavier though. does it tow that ifor williams ok?
  13. Stephen Blair
    very nice tom
  14. Stephen Blair
    chris shepherd had a monster splitter for the tractor with conveyor belt, seriously awesome it was. about 3k i think
  15. Stephen Blair
    normal tractor £30 quid an hour with implement plus diesel, if you are using the crane i would want another £20 quid an hour..what about chains, if their wood is full of metal then they can pay for new chains..
  16. Stephen Blair
    yes but i have never seen an elephant fly
  17. Stephen Blair
    ha ha
  18. Stephen Blair
    i think you are aswell buying a different one than trying to change one about, let someone else spend a fortune from the start
  19. Stephen Blair
    a bumble bee sting will freeze your arm aswell, never seen a horse fly though.
  20. Stephen Blair
    big wide ag tyres and tyre inflation makes the world of difference
  21. Stephen Blair
    tell me more
  22. Stephen Blair
    loads of vat mate
  23. Stephen Blair
    25k and your chipper johny:001_cool:
  24. Stephen Blair
    Airhorns are a must mark,
  25. Stephen Blair
    hi mate, any pics?i remember you last 2 mog pics were excellent:001_cool:

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