arbwork
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a bit of muscle on the job today
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love the big stump grinders
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Big Feller's getting a partner! what incredible capacity between the two! am eager to see working pics! respect to you for your game changing vision and investment, all the best
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tight squeeze to get in and chip last couple of days, keeping everyone warm
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excellent addition ! may even stop me from being er not so bright, love the description 'Rope compaction (hammered)'
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http://www.elcoat.co.uk/index.html http://www.elcoat.co.uk/index.html if you serious to go big then a consultation with Elcoat Ltd may be of great value, it will need investment of your time and a committed approach, browse the testimonials.
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tallin beautiful place good choice, enjoy it
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we chose heizohack for many reasons and don't regret it, go see one working, have a demo try it 1st, try to get to speak to someone who is using the same as you want, ask if you want more info,
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a few action shots to include 'fishing' collapsed willow pollards from stream and pollarding cricket bat willow prior to harvesting ( or just an excuse to play with and find limits of machine )
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a while ago we set this up thinking along the lines of tracked and wheeled base with shared attachments giving us the ability to cover a range of site conditions, specific training for tree shear and site/forestry/arb situations has not been found, I understand Ground Control with involvement from Eddie have a basis of operator requirement/training and experience level, early days yet but we are gaining experience, my thanks to Eddie for his gentle teaching during our journey
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I guess its about time I launched this! 1+ tonnes at 6 meters and load a lorry
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https://www.theparkstrust.com/?pageID=1056&rO=&ft=&cz=13&clat=52.042361&clng=-0.759447 the local Parks Trust will be harvesting Bat Willows over the next month and will have a large quantity of material, I hope you can reach an agreement
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to the max again milling a lovely piece of oak donated by local estate for town council beacon, (I will seek permission to tell you more), 6m long green and heavy, cuts lovely when wet
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ducker (tp ) good , Schliesing better , I think the 400 is a good chipper, if you front mount you will need something at the back to counter balance the weight, crane maybe
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I am fascinated and intrigued by plant cultivars ability known for a particular leaf shape, colour, or other striking characteristic to try to ‘revert’ back to a different form found in the plant’s parentage, here Acer platanoides Drummondii recent
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''Started to gradually feel more tired more easily, legs feeling heavy, strength not quite what it was. Old age creeping on I thought as I approach 6*.'' me to and cut salt a few years ago! ta for sharing may experiment with salt to see if helps, used to work with trainee whose mum always put a portion of salt in his lunch box, like the twist in the old crisp packets ! but that's another story
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tree identification Any Idea what tree this might be?
arbwork replied to ha2424's topic in Tree Identification pictures
I think it is Willow, goat (Salix caprea) -
Steve, looks good, I agree with picture on right comment as above, also the face photo seems to be out of focus on my screen
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similar system I think, some rod spring over center thingy , master cylinder is a little wet and is the next thing to replace as options are getting near to having to split the tractor, clutch and thrust bearing were replaced fairly recently in tractor hours but not in real time! it has not lost fluid from reservoir so I had thought ok but..... looks wet from photo
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I have on going problem with clutch pedal movement any help appreciated, I can see 2 adjustable items as pictured and have bled the system, I have pedal not returning back intermittently and working ok at times, gasp
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thank you
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I have always been intrigued with the whisper system although never seen or experienced it, I like the way the cut is on a slicing angle and imagine it to be much more efficient in addition to the ''whisper'', are the blades easy to set up in the V ? and are there just 2 pairs? our chip can be a bit random and slivery at times
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3 straight ones although the 550 on the mog has 2 blades, that also has good appetite
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out with a smaller chipper, just to get the rust off it! I'd forgotten how good they are
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odd to see such a total and catastrophic failure as that! shame to have lost such a significant tree
