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  1. tractorboy1
    Think someone got a bargin:001_smile:
  2. tractorboy1
    So how did she win the third?
  3. tractorboy1
    eliet
  4. tractorboy1
    Few pics of this weeks job putting Jacksons Venetian panels, Bit on the pricey side but great looking panels.
  5. tractorboy1
    Id love one of those there was an ex demo one on ebay for 7.5k last month was very tempted how do you rate it?
  6. tractorboy1
    Not my tractor if only I had the money :drool: John Deere 2030 tractor Loader. Restored to concourse condition Mechanical 4WD | eBay
  7. tractorboy1
    :lol:
  8. tractorboy1
    Differance is 12 years ago your truck was a quality product, a friend of mine when from buying quality gear to buying cheap gear a couple of years ago and had no end of problems with it most ended up on ebay as spares or repair. Now he has gone back to buying good stuff. I started like every one on a limited budget and soon found out it was better to buy good used than cheap new. I brought a nearly new mdt chipper for £500 which was a pile of rubbish and only used it on 2 jobs before I sold it and brought a well used treebuster which was 7 years ago and its still going strong with only a few repairs bearings belt and blades. £1800 is still a lot of money for that price you good get a nearly new timberwolf 13/75. You pays your money and takes your choice.
  9. tractorboy1
    Sounds about right to me after all it is a Ford
  10. tractorboy1
    Could try this chap he is a member on here but not seen him for ages. Sorry cant find his site but his details are here. Listing
  11. tractorboy1
    Do you mind me asking how many saws you have Jon?
  12. tractorboy1
    Still available from most Echo retailers why were the banded over there Ted?
  13. tractorboy1
    The hedge cutter attachment is still available this side of the pond. Echo - Echo HCAA2402 Hedge Cutter | Long Reach Pole Pruners - Buy online from HobUK It is a bit heavy shame someone could not invent some sort of harness to support it .
  14. tractorboy1
    Echo for me have both the polesaw with hedge cutter attachment and standard long reach both never given me any bother.
  15. tractorboy1
    This maybe worth looking at as it needs no gas. Home-Products-Powertools--XR System-Cordless nailer - DEWALT Think I will stick to my air coil gun thou.
  16. tractorboy1

    echo saws

    tractorboy1 replied to CTARRY's topic in Chainsaws

    Most of my kit is echo had very little problems with it over the years. Have a look here for a cs600 review http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/9992-hell-echo-here.html
  17. tractorboy1
    Could be any of the above most likely drive box at that price TBH would be easy to push.
  18. tractorboy1
    I have run a few hedge cutters over the years and swear by Echo now have 5 at the last count. Just got a HC-341ES which with a easy lift harness makes a great combination for large hedges.
  19. tractorboy1
    Anyone know what this ticket won?
  20. tractorboy1
    Got it in one:001_tt2: try this one
  21. tractorboy1
    try this one
  22. tractorboy1
    Great news:thumbup::thumbup:
  23. tractorboy1
    This may be your man. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/employment/49444-relocating-somerset-full-time-work-required.html
  24. tractorboy1
    Saw the title, had me worried thought it was going to be the Echo.
  25. tractorboy1
    Try these Ron Greet or these Robert Wraight Limited

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