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  1. i was told buy a local NPTC instructor/assessor that yu were not allowed/meant to chip christmas trees he wass saying that thery give off either a fine dust or vapor that is bad for your health , has anyone elts heard of this ?? i would have thought that if ths was the case then we would not be allowed to chip london plane branches in the summer either . any way well done steve glad to hear your doing your bit for charity and recycleing . who knows you may even get some cordwood to keep from some of the bigger trees lol
  2. i dont blame you at all steve , i got called out yesterday and could not get the job done fast enough , it probably sounds daft but i have taken to leaving the truck running as much as possible so that when i get in its toasty already:thumbup:
  3. sounds like brian had a few too many last night lol he must still be drunk ha ha
  4. so SWB how did you get on trying out the spider jack ??
  5. im down in cornwall but im willing to meet at exeter if needed

  6. happy new year everyone hope this year brigs good to all
  7. go for it mate , why not go all the way and put some on the cabstar lol , happy new year mate
  8. Happy new year mate hope you have a good one , im really hoping that my luck improves lol
  9. high yes the tw190 is still for sale , im asking for 8k for it with no vat to pay but as from 1 jan i should be vat registered , anyway the machine has done less than 600 hrs and was bought in nov 2007 , its been serviced every hundread hours and only genuine timberwolf?kubota parts , the feed roler bushes have been changed at roughly 550 hours (generall wear and tear) we have two sets of bladed of which are on their next to last sharpen but when the chipper is sold it will come with a new set of blades and strtetch bolts . if you want any further info please feel free to contact me .

  10. right chapps the missus is on at me to get off of here and go for dinner so HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
  11. glad to hear it mate , do they clog with mud much ?? the only problem i have had with the previous MT's is that they clog with mud a bit to easilly
  12. sounds like a good idea though i would be tempted to wrap a couple slings 3/4 of the way up and fell from the ground lol:thumbup:
  13. i just paid £108 inc fitting fitting etc . if you know anyone with 18 inch rims i can get the old style bfg mt for £80 each
  14. that looks like a great job to do , its nice to get an obscure job from time to time , i like the posittioning of the 190 as well - small enough to mover round into tight places but still big enough to deall with large volumes of brash and quickly .
  15. mine will be next weds so should be using them by next weekend hopefully
  16. well me and the missus are of to a friends for dinner , sadly there will be no drinking for me as im on standby for western power untill monday !!! gutted
  17. why not re condition it ?? i had one on an old truck that did not work at all but after a few hours spent in the work shop it was working like new , with most of the tipper motors that parts are verry common and easily sourced
  18. hi gus i was in at my local tyre centre today ordering some new tyres for my ranger tipper and cought a glimps of these , they are meant to be 80% off road tyres and much much better than their previous MT's any of you guys using them ??
  19. i guess you cant go into the good and bad points as yet , i was chatting to fletcher stewart and they did say about the side d rings being to close to something , i really do like the current version but would prefer quick release leg loops and better saw attachment as well oh and maybe somewhere for a first aid kit lol
  20. great job Reg , how are you finding the new version skylotec ?? is it as good as i was lead to believe up at the aa show ?? i have the origional skylotec but its getting a bit on the worn side now and im wondering if its worth waiting for the new one to be released .
  21. thats what im using and i swear by them , they are really sharp from new and not hard to keep sharp
  22. who in cornwall did the servicing ?? im looking to get a tirfor at the moment . do you guys get your tirfors LOLER inspected ??
  23. seems like a usefull ticket to have but tbh it overlaps windblown trees and how often do you get a situation where you can set winches up etc , normally we are expected to clear the road of powerline asap . I was wondering why there has not been a CS unit introduced for climbing and making safe dammaged/ strom dammaged trees . Back in the last storms we were working with another company and the majority of their climbers only hold CS38&39 and to be honest it was quite shocking watching what a couple of them were prepared to do and actually thought that what they were about to do was acceptable , i drew the line when i was asked to climb a turkey oak that had heaved its root plate and all that was holding a 60 foot tree up was 3 11kv powerlines of which had partially burn through the stem where the tree and powerlines had made contact !
  24. thats a really handy post gibbon , after i got off of the phone to you i kicked my self as i was going to ask you about your on line degree . im really keen on doing one , i was going to do my tec cert but several people have said that you might just as well go strait to the foundation degree , how long does it take ?
  25. i would go with the chicken wire myself

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