fergusonforestry
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heres a big bit I found before to http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/38094-ivy.html
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yep petrol side!
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someone (not me I might add!!) left the combi can next to the chipper a little to close! (posted in right thread this time )
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oh dunno the spec but according to the operator its 'UGE and has been chipping logs all day :lol:
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spent this morning building a chipper
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just canker im afraid, we have a very burry trunk to take down in the same area although there's a good chance its hollow took two loads, might have been two and a half but our PTO chipper is out of action so quite a bit of stuff that we would normally chip wasn't , it had dutch elm disease
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cheers, ha that's the quiet side!! should see what its like on the other side of the park especially come summer!
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dutch elm removal Edinburgh, will be felling and removing timber tomorrow
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wouldn't be anywhere near the new ones anyway waaayyyy outa the price range im thinking of with that kinda money in my pocket id be running a green oval
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thanks fowks, just thinking about it the now will see in a coupla months by the sounds of it the older ones are the better ones though?
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it would be a diesel not v6 like in US if I could afford to feed a v6 id buy a land rover
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not something id normally consider but have heard fuel wise they're better than most other pickups and can pick em up cheap wouldn't be used for major off roading or anything just general pickup duties , whats peoples experience with them? talking circa 2000 models, any difference in having ford or mazda badge? anything to look for?
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same thought crossed my mind! wouldn't fancy it bouncing off down the road at 50mph
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todays oops, about the 5th time its happened sheared bolts, this time it was the rear one so its damaged the chassis too
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COMMER Q4 X ARMY FLAT BED WATER PIPE CARRIER GENUINE 2000 MILES ROOTES | eBay plenty work left in this, free tax mot exempt a fine classic workhorse
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a blue flashy light for the motor
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that's true
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suppose there's worse places to work
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Do not even think about buying a vandaele votex just dont!! Avoid like the plague infact!!
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komet butterfly, ball removers so she shouldn't have a problem
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we had an argocat that did that couldn't tell you why though
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correct
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Vauxhall astra van 1.7 cdti thoughts
fergusonforestry replied to Scott Walker's topic in General chat
ive just bought one, 04 plate cdti done 500 miles so far think it needs a new fuel filter other than that seems ok so far, also has the bonus of rear seats which fold completely flat so best of both car/van also cheap on tax which is why I didn't go for the older Isuzu engined one
