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  1. arbwork
    ok fair enough ! no snow, good to see you busy
  2. arbwork
    Stephen why are you doing that?
  3. arbwork
    add ''bat''
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    ducker good strait forward reliable, same as TP I think, Schliesing is the other alternative, note you may need to have counter weight at the back to balance the machine
  5. arbwork
    thats a cracker!😏 one of our 1st stump grinds with pedestrian grinder, monkey puzzle so big we were in the hole with the grinder milk/rubber solution all over the place, all the best for the new year to you and yours
  6. arbwork
    Araucaria araucana ?
  7. arbwork
    Exactly that full of stones mud litter rather grind it off than ruin the new chain on the saw. we normally cut as low as possible. Plus much nicer sitting in the cab in the pouring rain rather than crawling around on your knees in the mud fighting with a blunt saw. every tree / stump is different
  8. arbwork
    our last stump grind of the year? may be , monsoon weather, all the best for the festivities to you all and hoping for a more normal 2021
  9. arbwork
    appeared during Ash removal and saved by client
  10. arbwork
    thank you , fallen dead wood here !
  11. arbwork
    autumnal colours and shadows
  12. arbwork
    I think Ufkes Greentec Uk Ltd may be able to help, worth an ask
  13. arbwork
    village well worth a visit and include the inn on the way in and out! whilst exploring the tree
  14. arbwork
    remarkable holiday trees 2 ! stumbled across Lime trees on route to mill bay on opposite side of estuary from Salcombe Mill Bay walk WWW.NATIONALTRUST.ORG.UK The Mill Bay trail is a 3.5 mile circular walk with views across the Salcombe estuary.
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    The Yew Tree - Stoke Gabriel Church STOKEGABRIELCHURCH.CO.UK The Stoke Gabriel church yew tree is reckoned to be about a thousand years old. Yews are generally measured in girth at... holiday remarkable
  16. arbwork
    correct Ufkes Greentec did buy the remaining grinders and incomplete ones from OBM tec and there were a few on the sales list but... I not see them there now
  17. arbwork
    chasing a couple of biguns out today
  18. arbwork
    not a patch on recent posts and pictures, but seen in lovely Kingly Vale the other weekend kingley+vale - Google Search WWW.GOOGLE.CO.UK
  19. arbwork
    my understanding is for the awhi grinder that is the suggested method of operation, rather than sweep across you lower the cutting head downwards in a series of bites/ grinds, although this operator uses both methods!
  20. arbwork
    fern+leaved+beech - Google Search WWW.GOOGLE.CO.UK incredible looking specimen yours
  21. arbwork
    designed for step cuts
  22. arbwork
    not broken you understand, I will call it Learning Curve
  23. arbwork
    milling again! load of Ash for local client, busy day, max + diameter slowing production down a bit, saw dust taken for compost a new one for me and helpful with tidy up
  24. arbwork
    ok thanks for reply, I have heard of cutters @ 25/30 m3 to fell and cut to length hence my post above, would you consider 25 m3 for above as to little?
  25. arbwork
    we have been asked to clear a number of Ash plantations around the 1 ha area plot size, pole stage say up to 500mm dia at base and have suggested prices iro £30.00 per m3 @ 65% of stack measure, distance of extraction is varied from 200 meters to 1 kilometre , 3 meter length although 2.5 was last years spec. 2 inch top upwards, I already know smaller poles are not financially viable! but still cutting them, sites are in north Buckinghamshire. pricing is based on hand fell and cut to length, getting 3 lengths from trunk before getting into brushy tops,

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