kav
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<p>Hi I've just seen an old post saying you have a log splitter for sale. Is it available still please?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Kav 07703192775</p>
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Evening We have some stakes and binders left off a job. at least 100 of each, maybe more if anyone needs some cheers Kav 07703192775
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Should be ok. Trouble is if you cant lay in Jan when can you!
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<p>Hi We are based near Oxford and can supply cord timber, firewood in any volume</p>
<p>Thanks Kav 07703192775</p>
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Yeah winched it with landrover (doubled up with snatch block and through blackthorn hedge!!) Pulled mower out first as it was just an anchor then pulled front end of tractor round and it sort of climbed out with a bit of help. Headland was just a bit too greasy for landrover. Up hill and side slope and if that went in it was going to be tirfor time
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This bridleway has claimed many a mower over the years! Got landrover in to winch out it then had to use other tractor as an anchor to winch landy up headland.
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Does anyone know who can Loler crane near Oxford cheers
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yeah we always have the winch in the truck
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There are plenty more with no photos!!
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Not arb but we finished boardwalk and surfacing job today. Well happy with the result, guys did a cracking job in rubbish weather!
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I have been hedging for a good few years. If taking off branches with saw (rather than hook) i've always done 'taget pruning' type cuts (branch collar etc) out of habit from other work. Have been thinking would i be better to leave a stub or flush it a bit to encourage for sprouting or doesn't it matter? Cheers.
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We have a tp130 on our 35hp bcs. As said above its ok but def on the wieght limit!! Probally not as quick as timberwolf150 but its gets through stuff,would be great if it had second feed roller.
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Needs chip bin;)
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They kinda look right over there. There is a massively jacked landrover near me and it just looks a bit silly!!
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I'm thinking of entering a comp this year. Just wondering what the situation is with 'laying off' from the previous section and tying in binders etc Cheers
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We are mowing yards so have better storage. I thinking about a barrel again. Can someone recommend a decent pump please or is a tap best? Cheers
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I used stock board when i had a tipper. Just cable tied on. Good for covering a lawn if its a bit wet under foot too
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We have front weights and guarding and its enough for the flail, winch etc and trailer on the flat. It is a bit back heavy with the chipper on but we just take it steady! Im thinking I might ballast up my wider 'forestry' set of tyres
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I've been thinking the same although never done it. I was using a 550 last season but with 8tooth sprocket it was almost a bit to quick for hedging If i had mainly small stuff I was thinking about a battery saw as nice and quiet and doesnt have to be sat on tickover while laying Cheers
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Cheers chaps i'll try and sneak some in again. Other plan is to tie the dumpy bag up and make a raft
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Although I have refilled off a barrel we have an increasing number of cans (a dumpy full) Any thoughts on disposal as council roadside collection rejected them cheers
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Ment to say we can pay
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Loving the duals. Thats big bcs is a beast! Ours is a bcs invicturs 35hp. Great for us as nice and narrow for footpath works mowing and in the woods with winch on, I'd love a bigger alpine too as a bit more weight would be handy with the chipper on and for timber hauling. Pics of ours chipping and hauling timber along side Face North Forestry's ferrari. They do get stuck sometimes
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I've used a dragone 1m and teagle/berti 1,2m. Both solid but the 1m dragone was nice and light for a smaller tractor
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Hi. I am looking for a chip tip site for a couple of weeks near didcot please. Will be clean chip cheers Kav 07703192775
