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Anybody?
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Does anyone know of a green waste site near gravesend kent? The sort where I can pay on the weigh bridge. Google is not throwing much up Thanks James x
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Timberwolf 280 tracked chipper test with timberwolf rep
roseyweb replied to Hats's topic in Video forum
Looks good I love my 230 but looks like the wrong chipper for that application -
I have a tiger grip from approved, with mini diggers it's hard to turn branches horizontal but with a fixed grab you can turn them vertical with out hitting cab. Better for working in tight spots, also you can rake branches and really dive the grab into a bundle of brash. That makes sense to me [ame] [/ame]
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On the grab front I'd go for fixed rather than a floppy one,me think Rico ones are floppy, 1.8 is a nice size
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Apex Plant Hire | Excavator Hire | Plant Haulage Services They have jcb skid steers
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I personally think 12 inch chippers are a bit over kill less you have something to load them with. My digger and bandit I can chip absolutely masses of brash and with the grab being quite tough i can pre break forks and awkward branches. With human power alone there not great. I filled a walking floor in 2 days the other week with bandit and digger, the only time anyone got a sweat on is when I left my heated seat on to high
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My baby
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Core that's a lovely cherry pollard will have to give you a ring
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Unless there bonafiide your still responsible for them the same as as employee, and with these über cases you might find yourself responsible for a lot more too,
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What trailer for Arb work ? (Affordable & not Ifor W)
roseyweb replied to James905's topic in Large equipment
An ifor tipper with all the bells and whistle is 4K Second hand there's 3 and need a service, I'd buy new -
I like to see a infeed,
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Always used a set of grips Jammed in and a screw driver
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I highly rate Approved, we had a problem with our grab and they were very quick to getting it resolved
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Sorry I was thinking of vermeer type thing did't realise avant
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Thats interesting, I think as I only had red CPCS thats why I have to do the big job renew with the NVQ I never really thought about FMOC, i think that would be hard to wash on construction sites, would the FC not let me use Nport/CPCS for timber duties then?
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I have a expired Cpcs 360 ticket. To renew it I would need to do a full day of classroom training. A practical test and naughty boys test as I didn't renew within the two years. All in all 2 days of my life and £1,400. I really hate citbs mob like racket they run on constructions sites. It's even more annoying as I rarely get asked for my ticket as we are usually advanced works before the safety mob arrives. I've been getting away with my expired ticket through a combination of charm and good looks but these are fading so I need to renew. Npors will only cost me £400 odd quid and I can be tested at my own site. The card still has the cscs sticker on it, and the testers I spoke to seemed reasonable. Has anybody done npors and had problems with getting on site and is it recognised by the Forestry commission?
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CPCS - A23 Skid Steer Loader
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Chill out ed, xxxx
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There in a high profile location so I can't crack on, if they were not visible i could be tempted. Its the time issue were getting a bit into a bad time for pruning id't have to wait for summer if its not done soon
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Damn I was hoping this would re deffinate crack on from everyone in the arbtalk legal department
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I thought so I just wanted to do it tomorrow as i had a day free
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Can trees be repollarded with out conservation area notification if the growth is below a certain size? Such as regually pollarded limes. Thanks James
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Slightly blunt blades [ame] [/ame]
