Yeti

<p>Hello pete.Just noticed your advert for coppice help and occasional groundie.Im based innsouth lakes in barrow in furness...i also have own narrow access chipper that can come with..i have two to three slack days a week if i can be if any use do not hesitate to drop a message.I am a trained charcoal and coppice merchant and have 6 years on the tools on all ground based tasks from small scale forestry work to domestic brash dragging.i have cs30/31 and all my own ground saws from 57ccto 127cc and all felling tools.Many thanks Ben.</p>

£1750 it's up for in appleby it bloody lovely old boy put bit work in restoring it tyres are all new and never used be lucky to get a lil dexta with a loader like rockin horse ****,ones that do find are awful state as small tractors with loaders are always used in the muck pit,plus puts front end under too much stress.

Wish I'd known mate I just turned down an intertaional with loader for £400 but it went day after I veiwed it.

Best bet mate would be a David brown cheap as chips and loads going with loaders.

Tis a lovely old beast your series,Tom was showing me some pics of it on favebook then I seen you post in the arbtrucks section and it twigged (no pun intended haha)

Domestic tree work isn't so bad if subbing for the right firm,But I have grown tired of leylandi and running round with the garden rake,when we get a nice big takedown it's a rare treat,But as more tree work becomes scarce the more domestic companies seem to encroach on gardening and landscaping territory,and I'm much happier with a saw knocking down stands of timber than mowing strimming weeding or hedge cutting.

Yo rich you must be toms mate with the series?

Works poor up here always has been probably always will,closed shop and fiercly competitive.I'm stuck Doig groundie work on domestic side and you know hat I hate it to be frank haha.

I've wanted to get into forest side for two years but can't get the break I need nor want.Firewood is busy as always and it's about all that's keeping me goig

times are grim.

I'm donw in barrow in furness the armpit of the northwest of Cumbria lol

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loving the look of your yurts,me and the missus need a nice quiet retreat to come relax and we are defiantly impressed by your set up looks quiet and ideal

alright bud seen your in west Cumbria where aboots? i, from barrow myself