liamjordan
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its not actually a 3 point linkage crane, its a Hiab Crane taken off a lorry and welded to the back of the fordson, then a pump on the pto. I will get some pics of the whol set up if you want. You can generally pick hiabs off from farm sales and stuff like that, you could quite easily addapt it to fit the 3 point linkage, our is just welded straight onto the tractor though.
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timber trailer & crane combi Tractor drawn
liamjordan replied to Yorkshireman's topic in Large equipment
We have these We also have an artic trailer and bogie, that we just load with a loader or crane -
hmm just found this on the net Wood - Alder Character - Very delicate, light sweetness Suggested Uses - Fish, Pork, Poultry, Light-Meat Game Birds Wood - Apple Character - Fruity smoke flavour, dense, sweet Suggested Uses - Beef, Poultry, Game Birds, Pork (particularly Ham) Wood - Ash Character - Burns fast with a light distinctive flavour Suggested Uses - Fish and Red Meat Wood - Beech Character - Good flavour, plentiful Suggested Uses - Pork, Ham, German Sausage Wood - Birch Character - Mild, smoky and slightly sweet Suggested Uses - Pork and Poultry Wood - Cherry Character - Slightly sweet, fruity smoke Suggested Uses - All meats Wood - Chestnut Character - Slightly sweet, nutty smoke Suggested Uses - Most meats Wood - Oak Character - Most popular wood, heavy smoke flavour Suggested Uses - Red Meat, Pork, Fish, Heavy Game Wood - Pear Character - Slightly sweet, woody flavour Suggested Uses - Poultry, Game Birds and Pork Wood - Plum Character - Mild, sweet, light smoky flavour Suggested Uses - Most Meats
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coppicing is a gooood idea equipment wise, to be honest i would not bother splashing out thousands of pounds for one, we sell a lot of firewood and we manage fine with "vintage" machinery, look at this topic for some pics - http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=5415 Cheapest piece of tractor driven equipement is probably a second hand saw bench which you could easily pick up for a couple of hundred pounds, e.g. http://www.farmingmachines.co.uk/machinery/M03700 or somthing more basic and cheaper like ours i'll upload a few pics or a sprial type loggsplitter [ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_9tsgLexvSQ[/ame] I have recenlty got hold of an older one of these, hasnt changed much, works well: http://www.japa.fi/en/index.php/klapikoneet/sirkkelikoneet/japa-100.html
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i see, thats a bit more than i would like to pay at the moment, plus your location in realastion to mine, but thanks for giving me some more info
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o right cool, i have a leyland 270, would it be a bit heavy for this? how much can it lift? thanks for the info
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ah right, well we have a hiab mounted on a fordson major at the moment, but that is really restricted to use in the yard, as you will see from these videos - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_9tsgLexvSQ http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=svZ5e0KyKgk i am starting to think about getting somthing that would be more moblie to load up our trailers on site easier than a loader. Just wondering about prices n stuff. So would this mount to a tractor realtivly easy? Would it run well?
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hey, just saw your ad in the classsifieds about the fmv crane, just wondering how much these things are normally going for?
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o cool, they in good condition? might have a few mates from college who will defo be interested Giving my saw a good run in now
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havent got that make, but have 2 of the sprial log splitters, we found that the orginal size "log table" it gives you is too small for what we wanted, so we got one custom made by a mate, heres a video [ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_9tsgLexvSQ[/ame]
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i'll have a look, doubt it though, but i know a few guys who might have, around herefordshire area btw
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ha we have said that about a lot of our stuff, esspecially the WWII Vickers Vigor dozer, but we just dont have time
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its not a matador i think its an austin, i will find out though heres some better pics of it: Picture 1 Picture 2
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meh said i would keep posting some pics and info, so heres some more, we have a lot of "vintage" equipment still in use. New Leyland - by new i mean its new to us replacing one of our masseys to run the saw bench, its ugly, someones painted this with household out of a can piant haha, but it goes so that all we care about. Old JCB - not used much anymore, shame really, tidy machine, but its nice to have when we do have some work for it.
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cutting up some oak today, and it was cutting great! so please with my purchase.
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just messaged you in the classified section, not sure if it worked ha, internet went gammy.
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ah right, its a cooks 2 speed winch, i think its a 2 speed lol, you could probably find one at a farm action. This guys got one a bit like ours - http://johnlewisdumpers.com/new.html
If i see anything like one for sale on the net or elsewhere, i will let you know
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showed you the series 1, heres our 110
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I agree with dean, i also didnt find his first comment critisising in a bad way, it was clear understandable point.... yeah it was not a normal way to fall the tree, the winch would have been put under tension even though that winch could handle it, i understand why it was incorect. I really didnt think this disscusion would go this far,
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Hmm, that book looks great! im sooo gunna get hold of a copy in the not to distand future haha does look old lol, but the 090 we have also been talking about doesnt have a chain break either
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pto pumps are great we have one that is probably knocking on 20 - 30 years +, picked it up from a farm sale, still going stong
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some oval ones here http://www.buxtonsltd.co.uk/cgi-bin/products.cgi?fa=list&categoryid=66&crid=&lowlimit=0&cmrid=25&cmpid=
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your from herefordshire, same, so you've been making charcoal, are there many people making charcoal around herefordshire?
