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  1. s o c
    it tickets are nptc . they are fine. youll most likely need to do the uk equivelant of the safepass over there
  2. s o c
    good time to change anvils if needed
  3. s o c
    hi. i want to change the oil in the base of my botex 560 roof-mount. anyone know what gear oil is recommended and how much i will need. thanks.
  4. s o c
    have 661 for a year now. no probs, great saw. we use 18, 22, 27 & 30 inch bars.
  5. s o c
    what model uniforest tom?
  6. s o c
    make sure you get tyre of same load rating
  7. s o c
    do they use Perkins engine?
  8. s o c
    seem to be a good few big pto chippers on mascus. lots of them in holland for some reason
  9. s o c
    we use 8 x 4 stokboard mats, mostly for driving across lawns but sometimes to cover slates etc.
  10. s o c
    afraid not. rims wont swop either. might suit ldv up to 06 or so.
  11. s o c
    i recently got quotes for both. main thing steering me towards the tw is the kubota engine
  12. s o c
    thought i heard farmi not that good with leylandi
  13. s o c
    be careful which one you use if you do. have been ripped off once or twice by company over here.
  14. s o c
    friend of mine is selling a tidy nhs chipper. 7inch i think. small money in sterling v euros. pm your email if you want photos etc
  15. s o c

    Stihl ms 661

    s o c replied to wilko560's topic in Chainsaws

    i put 18inch on mine 2 weeks to finish a job. used it a few days this week felling spruce and cross-cutting on storm clear up, pretty rapid! normally 30 or 27inch
  16. s o c
    :thumbup1 yes, knackered in the evenings.
  17. s o c
    dry timber could be 35 metres or more
  18. s o c
    25 ton. fresh spruce around 27 cubic metres
  19. s o c
    used to have one of those. weighed it one day at a quarry we were working at, was 3550kg with 2 lads and gear. could carry massive load of chip too.
  20. s o c
    pretty good. as strong as you could build it without making it heavy. tipping body is very well made. weve always loaded it by hand and had mini digger or roofmount at road to unload. might fit tubes to sort tyre issues
  21. s o c
    i,ve got one of those. have never tried the crane though. pretty well made but easy to unseat tyres if you take a sharp lock with full load on.
  22. s o c
    theres one on e-arborist
  23. s o c
    yeah ,sound man. can you post a link to his video? might generate some interest on here. thanks
  24. s o c
    another vote for pro-arc. i am biased though, they are built by my next door neighbour. brilliant machine
  25. s o c
    thanks, got a price of 400euro (around £300) from trailer dealer. nearest tw dealer is over 100 miles away

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