dandkgroundcare
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Everything posted by dandkgroundcare
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i still climb on a weaver and when it fails loler test i will be buying another. have had 5 so far
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cant fault my 441 with 20 inch bar
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with the new one out in june and everybody flocking to buy it i will wait and pick up 200t's a bit cheaper so they can clear old stock
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some really nice items there robert
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i can do block days if thats any good own saws/climbing kit nearly 20 years exp. and truck if needed
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the extra test is the +e trailer test and is required for weight over 750kg or anything braked -
with the box on? it will be like a wind sail as you are driving
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with it being so high above cab its really going to hurt fuel economy:001_tongue:
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i have used 1.5mm alley sheet for sides and 2mmally chequer plate for head board all bought from scrap dealer in sheets cost nearly £100
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john thats wrong on weight its toatl weight must not exceed 3500kg including chipper taken from dvla Cars or light vans, with or without trailers The term maximum authorised mass (MAM) means the total weight of the vehicle plus the maximum load it can carry safely. Category Description Minimum age B Motor vehicles with a MAM of up to 3,500 kg, no more than eight passenger seats, with or without a trailer - weighing no more than 750 kg 17* B As category B but with a trailer weighing more than 750 kg. The total weight of the vehicle and the trailer together can’t weigh more than 3,500 kg. The weight of the trailer, when fully loaded, can’t weigh more than the unladen weight of the vehicle 17* B auto As category B with automatic transmission 17* B+E As category B but with a heavier trailer that isn't covered in the descriptions for category B 17
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stihl/husky for saws makita for power tools cat. for hydraulic breaker halfords pro for spanners and sockets felco for pruners the list goes on and on
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started at 16 with a big national company left at 26 to work in public sector working with offenders for 9 years and finally went back and started on my own about 18 months ago and could not be happier.
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but the way its going could not afford the fuel to burn it:crazy:
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tell me about it considering setting fire to the v8 disco:lol:
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hello and welcome mate you'll be addicted to the site in less than a week
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if chipper is 750kg or less and unbraked nothing over and any weight with brakes you need +e catogory. and as for weight its a max of 3500kg and 8 seats
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cs31,cs32,cs38 and cs39 a good start
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tom did you get the trees done in the end?
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start by getting top off and strip trunk down to where top is going top be having the trunk as a high anchor the just take logs down as if section felling lombardy's are not nice at all if the money was right i would gladly come up and help you out but its a 280mile round trip
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i know where you are coming from tom but i think you will struggle to get a climber in on £100 per day it costs me more on a weekday, weekends add at least 50% on top. not digging at you we all get prices wrong at some point. if you do get a climber to do it and i hope you do just treat it as a learning curve.
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well perhaps you should not have quoted so low then:lol:
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if the money's too good on this job you you may have to share a bit more than £200 as working at weekend at least double the offer then i am sure a climber will get the job done for you...
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it was cs41 when i did mine
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with the old metal saws they where only 020 the t only came in with the newer plastic version. mint saw and hard work at full stretch on tips:thumbup:
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i bet you still overload it......nice looking truck like the tool lockers
