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liamjordan

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  1. that dumper is great! love the hydraulic anchors!
  2. Just saw this on ebay, looks like a sweet rig!!! JCB Fastrac forestry timber logging tractor. Log grab. on eBay (end time 20-Dec-09 20:00:16 GMT)
  3. Yeah its pretty ace Nah I wish it was on the 3 point linkage but its welded straight onto the tractor hahaa, we bought it with the hiab on, it was owned by a guy who did a lot of landrover repairs and he used it to lift engines out and stuff like that, we just piped the grab and rotator and then fitted the hycrack Works well though imo
  4. Thanks guys! I do love our old kit they work really well on stuff that ent knotty, would run well on a 35! you crane fed one? how well did that work? did you have a larger "table" fabricated, because ours has been made bigger than standard Yeah it doesnt half hurt when a small bits smacks you on the knuckles
  5. thanks, where the belt pulley was, theres a chain and sprocket on there now Fordson Major E1A Tractor 1956 Detail 1
  6. Just thought i would post some pics of our fordson major with hycrack and a hiab, actually works really well! Great for picking wood off the pile, cutting it and then splitting it without to much man handeling
  7. seen as thoo that winch and crane is in really good working condition might as well use that we have done a lot of jobs where it would be handy to have this machine on site, but as you can see its not really somthing that wants to move tooo far from our yard, so we're just gunna mount that on a slightly more modern truck that we could get pretty cheap
  8. theres a pic of a guy doing it in the stihl catalogue must be okay then
  9. very nice set up! i hope to have somthing like this one day but in the not tooooooooo distant future we are planning on getting a bedford tm or similar and mounting the winch and crane unit of this on it http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t149/flaming-ace/tracrtors%20and%20shit/PICT0124.jpg also been thinking of putting a detachable crane and grab on the rear, but ideas are still in the air lol
  10. Stihl 070AV - been used a lot latley Sachs Dolmar 153 Sachs Dolmar 123 Dolmar CC - always in the landrover as a spare saw fits nicely next to the gear stick with the bar going down into the passenger footwell
  11. i am soooooo jealous!!!!!! how much you get it for if you dont mind me asking? you need to get a K&N filter on it now
  12. very niceeeee!!! is that your 166?????????????
  13. or did you get to the pub just after work, with your hi-flex's on and covered in sawdust?
  14. the new ones are to, its bloody stupid dolmar still make there saws in a lot of countries like the USA (Chain saws gasoline) but then over here and a few other countries they are makita saws which are the same just blue haha
  15. yeah they only do it when its cold tho, and yeah i know what ya mean i do have a ms361 and ms230 which are nice on the body, but a lot of the time the bigger saws are needed
  16. doesnt sounds good if he just happened to notice it. im 17 and been using chainsaws for about a year now, and now and again my fingers start to hurt, mainly in the cold after a day using the big old dolmars and stihl 070 what gloves would people recomend? i currently just use standard stihl chainasw gloves what are the best to reduce ant-vibration?
  17. very nice! glad you sorted somthing out! how much did you actually get shifted? any more pics?
  18. nice job! i want a valmet!!!
  19. the john deere brash baler that i first saw at the apf was sweet
  20. hmmm im very tempted now you sold it yet?
  21. very nice, clever bit of kit
  22. we've just bought a second hand lumbermate, and it works really well
  23. thats a sweet skidder and i want a valmet!

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