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  1. Would you do it for £65 cash?
  2. dumper

    Oh sod off

    I thought the felling cut on the sycamore looked good was it on rate my hinge?
  3. Very difficult to buy secondhand I have plenty of people who would like my avant or Cormidi they would never see the market These machines retail 25 to 40000 new, they turn up every day don’t go sick,are never late, and don’t require more money once you have bought them, it’s very possible to hire implements for them you don’t use very often, especially if you have a relationship with a good dealer, At £40.000 they I believe are cheap labour, less than you will pay for a man over two years and you get the residual value buy a new one you will then know it’s history if your interested in a Cormidi speak to Andy Elliott DJB machinery Ashbourne
  4. We asked Citb for a course they replied that the machine is a chariot and not covered by any of their tests , didn’t bother with the forestry, npors had no qualification for a machine that you stand on my machine is a loader and dumper had it on site at Nine Elms on roof gardens they were happy as it weighs less than a tonne, what ticket have you got.?
  5. Always found it cheaper to buy a new saw rather than rebuild cutoff saws just get too much abuse
  6. Just been into a site today no certs required for tracked loader or carrier if you don’t sit on it with a seat belt if you stand up it’s a wheelbarrow thats not to say shouldn’t have some training we sent the manual for mine to our local training company, they came out and we spent a afternoon showing them how to use it, they then gave us a certificate
  7. Pushing our luck just a little
  8. Look at Cormidi can’t fault mine just fits in transit
  9. Just try one they are not cheap but a lot of steel fixers use them no pilot holes and drill straight through 20mm thick steel you need high powered impact 1/2 or 3/4 drive and plenty of cutting grease it’s a easy tool to use especially up in a cheery picker I’d link a video but haven’t a clue how to
  10. Picture from first page you should try very quick bit expensive
  11. Suggest you look at hmt technology they recommend impact drivers for large bits I drill 20mm holes in Rsj with mine no pilot just straight through
  12. It’s easier to ask forgiveness than permission just go ahead and plant it will be covered by the conservation area as soon as you plant
  13. not enough pink?
  14. And it works the other way a good friend of mine applied for his provisional a few weeks after me I got a prov back he got a full licence, he’s changed address multiple times in the last forty odd years still gets a full licence back
  15. If your looking to run large bits look at an impact driver with splined Bahco bits

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