swinny
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isn't oldmilltrees's mog got a tool box on the front? or it may have been another mog i've had a look at What about side boxes under tipper bed?
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Sent my form off today also So will be there
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Cheers Johnny. I'm always on the look out for work so anyone else got anything?
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I bought my chipper for around that mark from a member on here and its a belter....
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For the price of a new one you can get a s/h timberwolf etc.... theyre 3400 + vat new arn't they..... I know you say you don't need a bigger one as 4"+ is a log.... but its the speed at which you can chip that will favour the bigger chipper
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Oh and 600.00 a year isn't it? And do you think that the builder in the group if there is one, is going to pass work onto you if his mate is a tree surgeon? he's supposed to but i dont some how think he will .....
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Bang on there mark! Or to find out how they go about doing tree's in a conservation area or tpo'd ones.... all they want is free advice! tossers..... they act really good when they say " and yes i've an referal for "X" "
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how much?
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they must be a lot quieter then! that exhaust?
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lol, have you had anything done to yours at all? aparently 14000 rpm for the 200t, trying to find the 201t
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not sure, i was just going by ear and its deffinetly different will try have a look
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Lots of terminology! i got it with the audio cd aswell....
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Just checking to see if you've acttually checked up on prices for said courses?? I rang askham bryan college about foundation degree and a few other courses to see the options, and was told it was 7k per year and it was 3 years but as part time it would cost about 14k unless i just got some doughnut that didn't want to be on the phone
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They still don't rev as hard
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unimog i keep looking at them
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Its always good to look at a reduction you've done Do you have a good groundy with a good eye? and what tools do you like to use? Cheers Chris
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Yeah, they are slow on pickup and don't rev as hard as the old 200t. I compaired my 200t to a 201t on wednesday.... 200t revved a lot higher and harder and pick up was better
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That looks a great setup I keep looking at mogs for sale recently
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I'm considering a career change, becoming a tree surgeon/arborist - help
swinny replied to Smurf's topic in General chat
where abouts are you bud -
Cracking pictures there mate doesn't look like the uk though lol
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And what license do you need to drive a mog? or is it covered with tractor? Cheers
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What sort of running costs do you have with a mog? repairs etc? Cheers
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There's a weedy red horse chestnut near where i live thats riddles with cankers but has been fine for years. Leave's seem weedy though
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second ones are "cramp balls" can't remember just what it says in the book
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This is one that needs carefull thought. When on site you'd get a feel for the tree and how it is/ will respond, and what action to take. Take care
