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fergusonforestry

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  1. worth a go I guess thank goodness I live on my own nobody to witness this strange ritual think i'll try some cod liver oil anyway cant do any harm, don't suppose I can do much for my bottom half as that's mostly down to a bike crash I had years ago, but would be nice to ease the discomfort in the hands a bit
  2. always worth going with the buttons cos those manual bars are a pain in the a**e also we've found they jam quite a bit with bigger bits they take the last bit through the feed rollers it jams into the flywheel stalling it out, get/make a spring puller it makes life easier if this happens, get it sorted in 2 mins otherwise not had to much bother , outside of operator error
  3. I get quite sore joints particularly hands and elbows, knees and ankles was thinking of taking something for them, anyone take cod liver oil and that? what do you recommend and do you notice much difference?
  4. let us not forget at the same time there is not one of us who issnt still learning things
  5. certainly a big lump of a thing!
  6. unfortunately don't have 3 pence at the moment never mind 3k
  7. sigh I wish! one day mebe!
  8. I wish I could give this poor waif a home MERCEDES UNIMOG TIPPER, IDEAL FOR FORESTRY, AGRICULTURAL, TOWTRUCK Etc. | eBay
  9. the weird thing here is I am also browsing ebay at the mo and I just clicked on the ad as I opened this thread!!
  10. 15! ha! try 26! yes sad but true! think i've seen him attempt to sharpen twice!
  11. had a guy try to run across the road behind the tractor one day... had the timber trailer on thing was the pins were freshly painted bright yellow!
  12. 4x4 transporter
  13. had an experiment today moving some wheatley elm, think that is as long as id want to go, somewhere between 6/7 metre (no tape ) I did have two barrels for ballast but the second one obscured vision too much so stuck with one rocked a bit but wasn't to bad on the whole, but unless its a very good bit of timber I think i'll stick to shorter lengths cos the other factor is s**t! how do I get this through the city!? I took the bypass instead of leaving a trail of broken railings and bent bollards handy thing about the trailer is the lights unplug at the rear so can plug a trailer board in at the back
  14. saw it at truck fest
  15. I have actually asked people if the are illiterate, when they say no then I ask what trouble they had reading the signs one guy said there were no signs so I picked one up and asked well what the hells this then? he then ran off
  16. chainsaw boots? most other workboots are quite thin I wear mine most of the time cos there really comfy and are nice and warm, but warm feet into warm boots is always a good start a warm on the radiator in the morning magic
  17. what would have been better is a big branch landing right in front of his face while on the deck that may have had the necessary effect!
  18. its scruffy to say the least but maybe make something fitted with 3 hydraulic pumps & hiab BEDFORD TK1630 with Perkins donkey engine and Hap 930 Crane | eBay
  19. sorry to go off topic but that is one fine tash sir!
  20. nowt compared to what we find in a certain wooded area close to the so called 'pink triangle' in Edinburgh believe me!
  21. haha that reminds me of a group that came into where we were working all 'we have a right to go anywhere anytime' I was in the middle of giving him an earful about the fact that regardless who or what he was he wasn't going anywhere till the guy up the tree said otherwise his mates turned round and cycled away leaving him there somewhat deflated when he noticed :lol:
  22. aye rapeseed seems to be the one, mebe a new oil pump though clearly a problem somewhere, rather you than me firing it up with petrol in there you seen the sparks that come of a bar!
  23. a few years back a large elm was felled and removed in Leith links park nobody knew a thing! mind you they did leave the branches nicely stacked for chipping

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