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  1. htb
    You will soon grow out of it. We run a L/R 90 towing chipper( wife fancied a 90) and a 110 hicap towing cage sided 12x 6.6 Ifor non tipping. Suits our works well, we do mix of large domestic, commercial and pipeline wayleave clearances.
  2. htb
    You've a real talent for this lark mick
  3. htb
    Try http://www.rowenacarbs.co.uk/ for your carb kit excellent service and delivery. Phone them up with the carb number and they should be able to sort you out
  4. htb
    For plastic people living in plastic houses
  5. htb
    We did a pair of sycamore removals a year or two back, between the garden we were in there was a lane and then the neighbour's garden back of a large terraced house. In neighbours garden I could see astroturfed golf hole surrounded by plastic grass,cue wind and rain in the right direction. I asked lad I was working for do you want me to stop,answer NO from him and customer. Result was plastic turf man spending 2 days hoovering his lawn. I tried not to smile too much, you may have guessed i hate platic grass
  6. htb
    Time for a refresher course then?
  7. htb
    Yes, but easier if you take them apart
  8. htb
    but they are megabucks
  9. htb
    At least he was still alive to ask you
  10. htb

    Dead elm removal

    htb replied to DanBous's topic in General chat

    Move up here mark plenty of big dead ones left. Put hairs on your chest or take them off in steve's case
  11. htb

    Dead elm removal

    htb replied to DanBous's topic in General chat

    Steve, That will teach you for climbing topless
  12. htb

    Dead elm removal

    htb replied to DanBous's topic in General chat

    For dead stuff the hinge holds well
  13. htb
    Oh you mean lopping and topping
  14. htb
    Stubby,I take it you practice the theory of go big go home then
  15. htb
    So its true then farmers are the custodians of the countryside
  16. htb
    Felco make a belt holster, or attach a lanyard to them and let them hang. Personally I just put them in a pocket.
  17. htb
    Normal for farmer pruning, our neighbor the same. Why buy a chainsaw when your subsidy payment lets you buy a nice warm tractor/ handler to do thepruning
  18. htb
    No advice for you on this, but feel for you.
  19. htb
    Dementia not set in yet and alcohol intake low tonight
  20. htb
    But must run back from chipper to tree or its a fail
  21. htb
    If it runs good, then definitely a good price. Only prob is some spares availability
  22. htb
    Nice. Need more pics
  23. htb
    Or the first
  24. htb
    Why do you want to change from the 2.1, is it worn out. I know its a bit of a pain climbing above your anchor point.
  25. htb
    Fair enough, its easier to go the other way stihl bar on a husky saw

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