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  1. Highland Forestry
    If you like your 254's you should get your spares ordered soon, pistons and rings etc as we have been informed by our friendly local husky dealer that Husqvarna will soon be discontinuing spares for the 254. Has anyone else heard this? or is it just shop talk?
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    Love the target pruning!
  3. Highland Forestry
    Cut it in half!! What's left will be fine..
  4. Highland Forestry
    ''Since establishing thier new Topri, the Jones's have become the butt of all the neighbourhood jokes''
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    It's hard to believe that people actually started fires like that on purpose... Just goes to show what kind of sick f***s there are about. Wish we could do something to help...
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    Hi-Lux is an awesome truck - good offroad and good sloggers. Very light on the back end, but great on the hill. Navaras are **** - they blow up for fun - Majorly expensive parts. Often blow up after 70,000m I know a guy who has just had the crank go through his sump. L200's are better than the Navara but also ****, also blow up for fun - telephone numbers for prices on parts. I have a 2002 L200, I love it unfortunatley but she is so expensive on parts and after 100,000M theyre pretty much knackered. Ford Ranger - The Forestry Commission's favourite motor - great offroad and serious work horses, used throughout the country by the FC rangers. Also used by councils, network rail and utility companies. Mazda - a ford in disguise (or is it the other way round?) Landrover - practical but uncomfortable, expensive and more often than not unreliable electronically. just MHO
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    any idea where the venue will be Tom??? May be able to find somewhere up here (Aviemore), but might be a bit of travelling for people.
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    Had the same problem, but not with a husky helmet.... You can use a screwdriver to click it in properly
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    Nice eyes there!
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    Here's Mr. Buck He's not quite as cute anymore.
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    You should get some pics up mate - let us see what you're made of!
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    Yeah, that thing is a beast!
  13. Highland Forestry
    you got any pics Alasdair??
  14. Highland Forestry
    Is that Frank creeping about?? lol It's either Frank or Wayne
  15. Highland Forestry
    Beautiful work Tommy - i'll look for it when i'm next in Stirling! How long does it take you to create something like that?? Truly a work of art.
  16. Highland Forestry
    Our COSS is a bit of a stegasaurus by 3am...
  17. Highland Forestry
    I was just doing my civic duty !!
  18. Highland Forestry
    Tell me about it!
  19. Highland Forestry
    What you want is one of these little beauties.. 200 m3 an hour!!!! [ame] [/ame]
  20. Highland Forestry
    Vermeer 935i for sale on eBay, wish I had the spare cash.. Ebay item number #250367942464
  21. Highland Forestry
    LOL I have no idea... I stopped to see if anyone was inside but the car was empty...
  22. Highland Forestry
    MasterBlaster - the chainsaw op was aiming the trees at his mate...
  23. Highland Forestry
    Two call-outs in as many days, here's the second lot of pics.. (Inverness to Aberdeen Line now fully open) - Unless we get yet more snow tonight. Notice the train window smashed and doctered up with duck tape!
  24. Highland Forestry
    I had an ex-army lad working for me last year - top bloke. The military instills a sense of discipline and hard work in the guys, and the work ethic this guy had was phenomenal. Take that chaps offer! Doubt you would regret it!
  25. Highland Forestry
    Good job Buzz! Looks like you enjoyed that one!

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