tommer9
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Anything with permanent 4x4- so defender, disco, landcruiser.
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Apparently the listing has been ended by the seller as the item is no longer available......
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Hahaha.....I would love to be able to see how this pans out......tight git!
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Never mind dirty...perhaps those with spotless machines have too much time on their hands:sneaky2: Is that a 7.5 tonner you have it hitched too? I imagine therein lies a large part of your problem. Lorry suspension is so hard compared to 4x4 or van etc that the stresses on the a-frame are much higher, and this sort of breakage is regularly seen on caravans and smaller trailed stuff towed by rally-ers etc. You may want to think about putting a spring loaded hitch on the truck to avoid this happening again.
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I would have said richards too. My mate has recently done a 130, it wasnt much more than £1500, and they customised it too for him. When i do mine it will be a richards one.
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I agree. Just to be pedantic though....... A decent trowel made by marshalltown (the stihl/ husky of trowels) will retail in most outlets for around £40 for a standard brick trowel
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Cut and extract rates £££££££££ ???
tommer9 replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
TCD i dont know if this is the job you mentioned to me the other day, but I am glad i said i wouldnt know where to start.....the posts so far are all double dutch to me!! -
I had a pair or two when i first got my basic ticket, left over from having to wear them on the course......I ended up having a pee one day and dropped them from under my arm and pee-ed on them...never bothered with them again for reasons stated above. I use those builders type things now with the rubber dipped palms and fingers- like most people seem to TBH. Its not a legal requirement. edit. Just read your post, and as far as best practice goes, yes it is a requirement i believe.
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stihl 088.
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Very slick video, but i would love to see him do that on a filthy slimy sycamore in the cornish pee-ing rain on slimy green algae covered branches with no feeling in his hands with it blowing a hooly and a saw swinging from his harness...then i WOULD be SERIOUSLY impressed......I have to agree with rupe here....
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Haix are the best by far IMO. had the pros for ages now, wouldnt change. Told the meindls are also VERY good. Had a pair years ago, and they were tops. Still prefer the haix though.
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my thoughts too TBH.....
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Ew close one!! Looks like you had maximum life out of those wheel bearings though eh? lol
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Steady on Rob....I think they are still on living standing trees:laugh1:
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Thats not far short of embarrasing......
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This was the base of a very burry oak tree.... These are on oak and sweet chestnut.
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Tippers cost a fortune, so dont get one of them.....!
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Thats honey locust steve, or false acacia, gleditsia triacanthos. That had crossed my mind too. One of the heaviest timbers i ever milled.
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They crack me right up.......at the agricultural college down here, the students who are simply too thick to be able to do anything, pretty much window-lickers, are put on the 'pathfinder' course:lol:
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Sorry, but i cant help but keep seeing the thread title as help stabbing, kent!!
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VERY nice....better start saving the pennies....
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LOL i have done my sentence with that lot.......still dip in from time to time though to remind myself just how unpleasant:thumbdown: these scumbags really are:lol: most of my stonework is around that area:sneaky2: Give me tree work down this neck of the woods any day.
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40" 1080p hi def lcd aint bad tbh, but 1080p plasma must be ultimate i reckon. Good find btw Tony.
