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4motion vw transporter with low box and 7000 train weight would do it for me
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Again if there was a 4x4 van that towed 3500kg I'd buy it but pickup is the only affordable option. and I don;t own a hobbs
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Yeah I've had many a defender, and still wish I had one-sometimes...
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I put a gearmate on our hilux. it's really well made but expensive and locks are not great
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I'd love a 4x4 van than tows 3500kg. Much more practical than a pick
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Hazel binders for hedge laying
kav replied to Bob The Dog's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Where about are you and what is the time scale? there is a chance I will be going Wales way at some point in the next few weeks. Or try here Log into Facebook WWW.FACEBOOK.COM Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. -
Hazel binders for hedge laying
kav replied to Bob The Dog's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I'm in Oxford and have some but probally cost prohibitive to deliver -
Traditional Coppicing & Pollarding
kav replied to Johnboysevern's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
We are cutting some lovely 30ish year old coppice that's in rotation. We will coppice the thorn too when we are done and leave oak standards. Great to see a local authority planting and managing hazel. IMG_4241.mov IMG_4241.mov -
I didn't compete (never have-probably should), just helped out a bit on the day
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Good work, big hedge and windy day!!
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Thanks for the replies. One of our husky saws has far too aggressive a chain too
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Good morning, does anyone have any experience with Milwaukee hatchet or similar from other brands please. We are thinking about getting one as it looks like it might be handy tool for clearing out small stuff in awkward spaces prior to hedgelaying and for taking tops off stakes (we will have about 5000 to do this season). We do have a couple of bigger husky battery saws so maybe we should just stick with these?
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I know, and they seemed surprised when I told I didn't want to go ahead. Funnily enough a friend took a still in and they did a great job by all accounts!!
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I'm not sure what went wrong with mine in the end (I loved them when they came out). It went to dealer for repair, was quoted £1200!!!! and when I said no was given it back in a box and carrier bag as it couldn't have been dismantled any more
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We have been using a sherpa and friend has an Iseki that seems good and decent value for money. Seems you get slightly more comfort when you spend a bit more
