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  1. woodland
    I had the Timberwolf version, much as I like timberwolf it was a bit of a shocker to feed, the hopper was much too high. Havent used the greenmech equiv. but it looks a lot more ergonomic.
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    Hi all anyone get one these for their Kombi system? are they any good? I am looking to use them to clear mud off hard surfacing and general clean ups after tree works. Thanks a lot Dermot
  3. woodland
    Hi Colin my aunt is selling timber she is based near Drumshambo in Leitrim not sure where you are might be a bit far but pm me if interested
  4. woodland
    Indeed I am, but i like the feed back, I suspect I will go for the greenmech, just hoping the irish dealer can get a demo model over here so I can have a go before I purchase:biggrin:
  5. woodland
    what an excellent idea
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    This should set the cat amongst the pigeons:001_tongue: so which one to choose, thats the question? I own a 125PH Timberwolf great little chipper but its stating to get flogged. anyone any thoughts? thanks guys Dermot
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    Ballyhaise in co cavan do an arb course i think
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    Ms361

    woodland posted a topic in Chainsaws

    Hi all I know the 362 has taken its place but does anyone know of anywhere I could buy a new 361, someone drove a tractor over mine over the weekend and I loved that saw, I ve tried the 362 but Im not keen. thanks in advance Dermot
  9. woodland
    Just bought a 395xp recently, so far so good!
  10. woodland
    Where abouts you moving too justin?
  11. woodland
    Id start running in the other direction and keep going
  12. woodland
    Tip top look liked fun, nice to have a play about on a few different chippers, keep taking pics of jobs its great to see what people are up to:thumbup:
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    Id hazard a guess:sneaky2:, first one is Euonymus fourtuneii and the second Lonicera pileta,
  14. woodland
    VW Caddy 1.9tdi 50mpg drives like a car loads of space in the back.:thumbup: really miss mine
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    hi all a little advice please, I have a job in the pipe line to reduce 14 mature Fastigiate Yew, they need about 3 metres off the top and the sides taken in, they are part of a formal terrace garden, I know they will handle the pruning but is it really a job of the dormant season or does it matter? cheers Dermot
  16. woodland
    Has anyone got footage of the quadchip in action cant find anything on u tube?
  17. woodland
    Love the look of that, pity they dont make the original MB trac anymore though. loved the sound of them roaring past
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    I thought so:sneaky2:
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    :001_smile:Is this legal in the UK?
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    They will but they will charge me:sneaky2:, I wanted alloy ramps and they are an extra, Iv found that a lot of things as standard on the Dale Kane are extras on the ifor, dont get me wrong i own an ifor but I wonder have they rested a little too long on the luarels:confused1:
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    thanks fella Im in southern Ireland and I think the atlas is a bit big im after something a bit smaller for narrow front drives etc Dermot
  22. woodland
    Great stuff thanks lads,
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    Hi all, looking at changing my ifor williams and getting a small 8x5'6 tipper instead. The ifor equivalent is on large wheels so seems to be a bit too high off the ground. Found an add for Dale Kane trailers build quality and design looks good but has anyone heard of them I think they are built in Co Down? cheers guys Dermot
  24. woodland
    Id say you will struggle to get sweet chestnut to do well, I have a few trees planted down in offaly on good ground but they have very poor extension growth, the summers dont seem to be hot enough, They seem to do really well on an acid soil in the south of England.
  25. woodland
    Does anyone use an avant for tree work, if so are they any good are very limited in what they can lift etc?

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