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  1. timtree81
    I know what the 660 is all about , it's the new 061 I'm looking or advice on as it's a different saw to the 066
  2. timtree81
    Walked into the shop and got talking about big saws , the new stihl 661 has gone down the engine management route and the husky 395 xp is still the same as always I'm replacing the 394 xp I have but with Whitch one ? Please any help will be great
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    Carving

    timtree81 replied to timtree81's topic in Picture Forum

    I've seen worse shake , but this one is moderate
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    Carving

    timtree81 posted a topic in Picture Forum

    Where would I be able to sell a log For carving like this ?
  5. timtree81
    This is for sale on eBay Chris , it's inly 1250 but has a very large body
  6. timtree81
    You have to network or them
  7. timtree81
    I guess that I must be loaded from selling fire wood because I get the wood for free ?????
  8. timtree81
    Took me ages to do this on my own today , it's time for me is the problem
  9. timtree81
    The picture was taken on a phone
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  11. timtree81
    Today's job was getting an upto date shot for the web page First pic is 2006 . Second picture is today 2014
  12. timtree81
    I wouldn't say print money but if you have the work for one it's a cost effective way for sure , mogs hold a huge amount of chip and can run large chippers Whitch speed up jobs no end !
  13. timtree81
    It's not , the stub axles are welded straight onto the bottom of the oil tank one pot hole and that would be upside down
  14. timtree81
    This is the case some times no doubt , but you come down my way and see the way of life some farmers live not through chosing it either , there are mountain farmers that have it harder than any of us ! Driving around in m reg shoguns that are falling apart , houses falling Apart and working 15 hours a day
  15. timtree81
    I agree with all comments but farmers down my way not commenting on your neck of the woods work very hard and life / money is tight unless into it big , so slander farmers all you like it's not the case with them all
  16. timtree81
    Ha ha yea but gets there in the end Murry , have to lend you my new puller when you get a long haul next
  17. timtree81
    My mother was brought up on a dairy farm , trust me while they were farming money was tight , I work long days and weekends but nothing compared to some farmers I know , I'm woken up at 4.40 am most morning by the whistle of a turbo massey heading out to feed the cattle , that's the middle of the night for most
  18. timtree81
    I agree with what your all saying But unless your into farming big there is no money in it , I come from A farming background my mother was brought up hard with very little spare cash !
  19. timtree81
    I go slow and steady when hauling on the road , most people hate me / tractors it's a joke some times people think we shouldn't be on the road
  20. timtree81
    Hope you get one soon mate
  21. timtree81
    Your looking for one ready to use are you ?
  22. timtree81
    Very useful , 400kg is almost half a ton , would love a trailer like that but I don't do much extraction work , no good for the road
  23. timtree81
    Good stuff , worst thing about building one your self is the time it takes
  24. timtree81
    Any joy with a mog yet Chris ?
  25. timtree81
    Nice ! What will that farma lift ?

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