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  1. Buzzsurgeon
    I use a tractor mount thor 18 ton, I drop the bucket off onto a simple timber frame so it's tilted back, back tractor upto bucket fill it up and pick the bucket up and tip, works a treat but only any good if you have quick hitch bucket.
  2. Buzzsurgeon
    Yum Yum jacket spud with beans and cheese!
  3. Buzzsurgeon
    Just a few to get us going:angryfire:
  4. Buzzsurgeon
    FUN FUN FUN, love jobs like that, feel I could slmost work for free, and a burn up to boot! Think I feel a burn up thread coming on!
  5. Buzzsurgeon
    It's 29 hp 4 cylinder, I run a 5 foot scrub mower behind it smashes 2 inch scrub no problem, you can get upto 45hp ish on similar size chassis if you need a bit more, it has enough power for my requirements.
  6. Buzzsurgeon
    did bring some ash in a few winters ago and shed loads of wood boring beetles appeared and so did some holes in furniture and door frames, moved house shortly after. Ash seems particularly bad for this!:thumbdown:
  7. Buzzsurgeon
    Yes she's a Landini, been faultless so far, then again only done 300hrs on it. The wood wasps were driving me nuts trying to skewer me, like a chinook hovering about.
  8. Buzzsurgeon
    Few Pics during some recent thinning works:thumbup:
  9. Buzzsurgeon
    Smashing photo, would enjoy a wonder down there, it looks like a spring picture to me, do you know when it was taken?
  10. Buzzsurgeon
    Council and rail workers don't have this problem
  11. Buzzsurgeon
    I found the the large bearing cup wasn't machined deep enough, after having it re-machined at my local precision engineers I haven't had a bearing failure in 4 years, previous to this it was a frequent problem. Poss design fault with this part, worth checking. Sods law, bet the bearings will blow next week now I have tempted fate!!
  12. Buzzsurgeon
    you now the drill, use a sh** bag next time you dirty bitch!
  13. Buzzsurgeon
    Problem with that is it's not adjustable, so unless all your implements lower and top links are the same it won't work, try these 3 Point Quick Change Hitch System | Northern Tool + Equipment
  14. Buzzsurgeon
    Rab C Real man!
  15. Buzzsurgeon
    What's with the flying shovel handle in this pic?
  16. Buzzsurgeon
    do you know what nursery they are from?
  17. Buzzsurgeon
    Are the stretch airs a tight ball hugging fit, no good if you are well endowed with meaty thighs!
  18. Buzzsurgeon
    Is that a bit of farming blue band used as a pulling rope?
  19. Buzzsurgeon
    I did think about stop bars, but I suppose it only the same as using a gravity fed chipper?? Think if it took 10 inch timber and blew it into the back of yer tranny!
  20. Buzzsurgeon
    £2895 + vat from Welmac UK Ltd: DuraTech and Haybuster Main Dealers - Home Page
  21. Buzzsurgeon
    Cool, don't think you would be freezing for long sorting that out, I start sweating after two pulls of the saw!
  22. Buzzsurgeon
    Any one seen this at the APF, what do you think is there a market for the end product, a tow behind would be good process brash into firewood and stack bags on the back of your truck? [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SVa0kjvKFQ&feature=related]YouTube - URBAN TR70[/ame]
  23. Buzzsurgeon
    Ok own up who got into the APF for free? Saw a few randomly parked cars handy for a legit through the woods for a sneaky side entrance, and plenty parked in the forest park car park walking with forestry journal plaggy bags!
  24. Buzzsurgeon
    Like the nice tidy pile of timber in the drop zone, good work
  25. Buzzsurgeon
    Like it, that's a proper man's tree surgeons belt!!

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