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  1. yes in Milton keynes
  2. 2007) FG Wilson Model P200H Diesel Driven Skid Mounted Generator. Hours Worked 10200 here Sweeney Kincaid Industrial Auctioneering any good ?
  3. agree, if on road haulage is required 3m length is the one, we had problems moving shorter wood this winter
  4. Forestry tractor Holder A60 Cultitrac of 1984 for sale 13275 GBP at Agriaffaires billy fergus got 1 here , bit pricey
  5. spectacular this a.m. lit by early morning sun, shame colours washed out a bit in photo, but vivid yellow laburnum with maturing horse chestnut flower behind
  6. we have had a number of rotor jamming items, large chainlink fence from tennis court, numerous metal bars of varying sizes, discarded winch rope, but the worst was picking up a nylon/ man made fibre carpet !! no way of getting it out had to use v. sharp knife it had completely wrapped round rotor jamming it solid to the housing took a long time to sort that 1, we also have a smaller version
  7. row is based on the game pick up sticks , the 1st part
  8. a bit dusty in this persons vid if you go to 1.30 approx. here
  9. Steve hello , I think you may have seen the fell pics b4, some of our earlier unit seppie flail swinging hammers but still capable of cutting !
  10. with appropriate guarding and risk ass. and with tree suitable ( slight lean can help! )! you can use push bar to assist direction and carefully mill the base of the tree to fell it, start of a row of 80 poplars and 1 larger tree
  11. Jon hello, yes still would like more !! have to save up, the 939 has 390!
  12. they are good , I think 936 has 360 hp, yes looses a bit at pto, the little one I would like to
  13. good luck, joy sticks on that system did have facility to operate other functions and was 6 proportional some info here http://www.kronos.fi/de/products/kransteuerung
  14. arbwork

    Winch Cables

    https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wedge+eye+socket&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=LYk4U9HOGZHy7AaCw4EI&ved=0CDwQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=964 'wedge eye socket' this method can be useful for rope ends, if you can find them
  15. Max you are a busy man! keeping warm I hope
  16. Brushcutter hello, hope all is well with you, thanks for cable link, after experiencing using winch on site I am now thinking of using cable with wedge eye sockets rather than eye of hook etc.! and would like to try dyneema, if I can find an economical 1 that is, the appearing video and the disappearing Leylandii ( your to fast for my editing! )
  17. We were asked to chip leylandii felled by our client, a short time lapse of some of the 170 trees that were processed by our Hiezohack 14-800 the day also included a section of white thorn hedging. [ame] [/ame]
  18. Instant Hedging | Evergreen & Deciduous Instant Hedging | Instant Hedge Screening | Garden privacy Hedges | Mature hedge plants - Practicality Brown Ltd
  19. hello I had this member 'carpenter1' chasing me for fire wood in your area worth sending him a message
  20. eh good & control, we have winch in sprung loaded which returns to drum braked and is a good with the action of winching and braked without any uncontrolled slack , free spool on the drum i.e brake off, this is good for 1 operator to pull cable out, we have 1 winch that will only allow slack if you hold the control and is a pain! as Andy has said wireless radio remote very useful, have no experience with powered outfeed but can guess a nice option, unfortunately we have a problem with our battery on the radio remote but had an enjoyable time pulling these Poplars up out of the site they were in
  21. big timber to Helmdon Sawmills Ltd Weston Road Brackley Northamptonshire NN13 5QB smaller stuff to Cotswold Wood Fuels I think for Biomass Woodchip Fuel. no moth holes
  22. <p>Hello steve hope all is well with you, cant seem to find the thread. "show your forestry tractor " posted some pics over the weekend went to show someone today and cant find it. Cheers Jeremy</p>

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