Freeman
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I’ve got no grumbles about going down the remould route, there only going on my play day discovery. I’ll try the places you recommended. Thanks
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Sorry I know this is a bit off topic, but does anyone have any 265/70/16 or 265/75/16 or 235/85/16 tyres for sale?
I’m after some with a fairly aggressive tread pattern.
Cash waiting!
Cheers Tom
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I’ve got a pair of Lightning boots, very comfortable boot but they just didn’t last 6 months and the sticking is coming away and the some of the lase loops have fallen off.
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Alright, do any of you have a 3PL PTO winch for sale of know of anyone who has? I’m looking for about 5-8 ton, double drum would be nice but a single will do. Can collect and Cash waiting cheers Tom
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looks good mate top effort
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For 1000L you dont have to have a bunded tank.
well i wasnt to sure because on the farm where my yard is they said to me because all there tanks are bunded mine has to be aswell. for the moment i use a old heating oil tank but i dont know how much longer that will hold deisel
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Try Fuel storage tanks bunded fuel bowsers
Tel: +44 (0)1524 850685
Fax: +44 (0)1524 859681
E-mail: [email protected]
They supply new bunded tanks.
i've tryd them but they came back far far to expensive but thanks any way
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I bought some cooper discoverer stt for my landrover back in dec think they where about £420 inc vat and delivery from kings road tires (KRT) give them ago
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Done any one know where I can get a new or decent second hand bunded diesel tank from must have a mains 240v pump, hose, nozzle etc I’m looking for one about 1000L but more or less will be fine cheers Tom
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looking at the stats on the german website compared to the 200t, it's only 100g heavier! it was one of the big issues people had with it, i swear it was rumoured to be alot heavier...
i've hurd the same, i thing it has more power tho. Its a tall order for it to be better then then 020
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i would put mine on here but i dont know what a URL is ? help
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NFU mate i'm 24 and drive a 130 tipper and it cost me about 800 ish per year
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i weigh nearly 19st and i've always used a weaver i know that will hold me but will the branch???
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cheers mates i'll keep you posted
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Hi all I was wondering if any of you could help me or some advice. I’ve been managing woodlands for the last 4 years I employ 1 feller and own a botex 360 which is pulled by a case 1056lx. I don’t charge for the work I do as I do it for the timber. However this is where my problem starts I received a phone call today from a large estate about 8 miles down the road today wanting me to fell (motor manual) and extract hard wood. I’m not too sure on the volume of timber I’m dealing with yet. But the project is expected to last 2 years. They are wanting to use the timber for the own heating and I’m not too sure on what to charge for the work weather it’s an hourly rate? Day rate? Week? Month? Or tonnage? And also what to charge I have worked out what my weekly running costs are. But any advice you guys have would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Tom
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12 bore?
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i used weaver for ages, i love it, like tommer9 said ''They are chunky, but offer loads of support and are pretty much bombproof'' its the only harness i really feel safe in.
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i've got a 357xp and a 260 the 357xp is great saw with pleanty of power for the odd turkey oak job i would always pick it up over to 260 but they are both great saws.
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i own a 130 tipper TD5 as my work truck and all my other ferring about i use a x reg d-cab hilux 2.4 i have to say for work i would jump in the landy any day but for every thing else iid use the hilux
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I’ve got a land rover double cab tipper and I suffered from the same problem took it to my local land rover people (off road rovers) and they suggested some heavy duty blue bearmach springs buy some new helper springs, gas shocks and some new anti role bar bushes. I’ve got them on the back of mine and its made it rock solid but doesn’t shake your spine apart when its empty
scots pine stumps removed
in Forestry and Woodland management
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I’m sure the foresters here have heard of the heath land regeneration scheme which involves removing all the brash, timber and stumps from site. I’ve got no issues with moving the timber and brash but my problems arise when I have to remove the stumps. I could hire in a 12 ton 360 excavator with a grab to remove them. But, what can be done with them now as we can’t have any fire .So, I’m at a bit of a stumbling block for the moment as what to do with them. Any advice or potential contacts would be very gratefully received.
It’s a 5 acre site and consists of 40 year old Scots Pine.