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log grabs will dig more dirt, you will get less with brash grab but this will not be completely clean if feeding chipper brash grab will be better/ cleaner, in my experience you will always get some dirt or worse! when feeding chipper with crane, some are less rounded and hold less timber check out the capacity and compare, saw these at elmia this year, good luck
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you'll have to get as move on for today's show! see you later cheers j
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try here Lamberhurst Engineering
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no to carbide as above , if oomph = cutting speed and wood is clean then go with the square profile teeth
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Interest Calculator - Calculate Late Payment Interest - Pay on Time Calculating the late payment interest a couple here to use as a guide or just include in your terms and conds,
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as above I would check electrics from battery onwards , could the click be solenoid ? on the starter,
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most excellent production, superb carving, my opinion on estate agents almost changed!, a brilliant commission produced by what would have been winning carving at any of the carving events, just love the accidental and background visitors in the vid, good mood with the movement of the sun and shadows leading to the lighting of finished master piece. respect
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seems like a good idea but in practice the handle keeps jumping out and ends up a pain and not producing the desired result
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Richard Court Forestry Engineering, based in Surrey, cover the whole of southern England. We specialise in service and repairs of all arboricultural and forestry machinery
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to save time if you put 'jake' and 'crane' in the search at the top of the page you will find a good selection of threads and posts some with pictures
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any one here buy 1 of them?
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I suppose if you have a lot of sizable trees you may need a felling licence , I think over 5m3 in a quarter of a year. If they have planning permission to develop that usually allows the clearance, See Forestry Commission Felling Licence http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-6dfk86
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James hello I may be able to supply s. chestnut, I will speak to owner of timber and get back to you, would you want to mill it with us? cheers jeremy
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superb piece of work, thanks for sharing it's journey with us, interesting to see, makes me feel a little guilty with what happens to some of our wood, I must try harder to create more from what we have, all the best j
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https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=andy+goldsworthy&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=-rf2UYGPB8aJ7AaHq4CoAw&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1829&bih=918 I have always had an admiration for Andy Goldsworthy and his balancing and lots more ability, a picture form a recent trip of someone else's rock's
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/milling-forum/31106-arbwork-s-woodmizer-lt40-mobile-sawmilling.html 42'' a struggle what else have you ?
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Milton Keynes Council- Woodturning – an Introduction - Adult Con there used to be a course at the Linford Arts centre but I cant find a link to it , good luck
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above talked about sale the lt 20went for bargain price of 6800 + 5% buyers fee , bunded 2000 ltr tank 2011 with electric pump and meter 560 ish, old cooks winch front loader county? sold near 5000, I thought farm sales all v high prices but still a bargain to be had , timber sold for silly low prices very disappointing, but good for the purchaser !
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3 to 4 m3 to the tonne , with dry wood i.e. fuel woodchip at 4m3 per tonne
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Nick this range from seppi will do the job Stone Crushers & Soil Tillers - Seppi M. ask Andy at Lamberhurst Lamberhurst Engineering if any about I think do the job in 1 pass!
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ah to late , there is a range of mulcher that will dig to your required depth similar to the type used to regrade stone tracks and some using tarmac type teeth, it may be possible to raise skids or remove skids to get the depth you require it depends on how hard the ground is
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Nick as above best to winrow roots and work with 360 on site , important to get size of rows correct to get best productivity from mulcher , I shoot myself in the foot here but can you burn on site? call pm or shout , cheers j
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I think you need to change to ' isfolkngood'
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you could speak to Stan here AC Price Engineering - Home he has good knowledge of Mogs & our industry
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new chips & old saws
