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thanks it is for ride maintanence but one of the sites has a few stumps that were never grubbed out weres the cheapest place to get a flail mower ??
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i know of it happening i don't know what the tittle was but the correct name for this is a pickey plait sorry if that has to be changed but it is the name it is done not only so that they can identify the horse but it is done in a loop to make it easy to grab the horse in the dark with out a leadrope and the horse won't pull they are also usually smeered in mud to make them difficult to remove if horse is found like this remove the plait straight away and put lots of which ever oil is used in the equine idustry into the tail as it makes the plaits very hard to do. most the time if there is no plait wen they return apperently they won't steal the horse
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does anyone know how conventional toppers work in woodland enviroments the flail toppers are incredibally expensive but how would the conventinal ones fair up against stumps and branches on the ground
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what about if using the crane 7th item down on here Riko UK :: Tractor Implements feeding a timberwolf tw125 mounted in a similiar way to this (image borrowed from apf thread)
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shb hire and varios other vehicle hire companys have transit tippers
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i don't know what the chassis layout is like but with some of the more compact petrol 6inch chipper probally one that falls in the <750kg trailer catagory could this be fitted between the chassis at the back with the crane or chipbox over the top of the chipper with an arch in the middle of the chipbox or extended stabalisers on the crane
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the last 2 days of rain has completely flatened everything and its still raining so nothing here
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straus also do these if ur on a budget Work trousers from engelbert strauss
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that last ones brilliant pmsl some more would be great
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we have been clearing woods for the last couple of days just using brushcutters it might take a while but everyone i work with enjoys it an fs 450 will handle most things and one of the varios specialist heads the brogios banned but others are available
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i have a 54 plate l200 and the engines gone pop with a £3000+ replacment cost before this it was a briliant truck and fits 2 bulk bags perfect
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if where i work the telehandlers all ways busy doing other things and can barely spare the time to move and stack the bag so we use one of these instead
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an old tractor top linkwoul work and that can work under some weight
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sorry forgot to say its a great desighn aswell far better than the cage we have from norway and always have the problem that we cant unhook the when there full yesturday there was 2 of us for 15 miniutes trying to get the frame off
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what about magnums they do one with composite toe caps and i think original swat do aswell
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if thoose chains had screws in them u could place the bags down and move onto the next one without starting the machines
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are u sure its not desighned to have one of the special torque clutch thingies at the machine end i can't see how it can be to short as u'd pull tthe propshaft in two trying to fit it
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what about telehandler MO1 incase a firm has tractors or quadbike tickets
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plumpton deffinately do the training at 16 as half my class are 16 but it depends which satff are doing what at the time as allot of the summer course are for adults i think and the 12 week course is on at the moment and thats deffinately an adult course
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the combi spanner pockets fine the tip of the screwdriver goes down inside a thick flexible plastic sheath that protects your leg
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how much u looking to spend Ferrari vega 85 mt ? Used Ferrari vega 85 mt
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what about one of the pictures from oliver racham books there simple but interesting
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quads will always fail as there to light to exert much force alpine tractors are a great improvement and there are some second hand ones on riko for good prices
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i was having a conversation with some mates on the gamekeeper course at college annd we came to the conclusion that no gamekeepers and foresters get on professionally not just for scarring the birds but how they want the woods managed its fine if one or the other are in charge but if they are both under an estate manager it will just cause arguments as both want what is best for them
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Foundation Degree in Forestry & Woodland Management
dent replied to john k's topic in Training & education
i'm at plumpton college but on nd but i know a couple of the HE's and they all really enjoy the course i know the lectures and there all sound and know that the course has a fair amount of practical work which all te guys enjoy
