NI Tree
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on one can do it as it to hard to predict what the markets will want 50 years down the line who would have though all this biomass harvesting was going to be the case today 40 years ago all you can do is try
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i up as i cant get to sleep
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i would off set the hangers as it is simpler and less to go wrong
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steve that usual do it all the time ps in ireland tractors are the cars of the 16 year olds
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got a combi drag just need to find the motive power for it i have to agree with john about how well made some are made and this inferulanced my choice of getting a horse
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tcd that an easy site lol
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for spuds i would run a feild trailer am condering setting up a silage trailer with duel floatation tyres with offset hub centers and rear streer axels or copping some lpg timber trailers for some of our silage ground but if we do get stuck it not good news we ran trailed forage harvester on duels as once we whent through the crust stop and go get the 20m tow rope or better still a tracked dumper and have an elevator to load the boxes out of the feild
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i take it it is running super single they one thing i hate
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with a reach of 300 to 500 miles
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david you missing one thing the becon on the tractor but other wise a good job
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nice one diff lock i just hope this dose not happen Forestry Memories Image Library = Bogged ploughing tractor - Benmore in Shin Forest
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better put than my long winded effort lol
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how much tree work do you as from you site you seem to do a lot of fencing and hedge laying mainly so what diameter are you cutting for each job, ie do you use you saw for trimming posts cutting binders. etc and then keep the 357 for felling and logging
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if i was you dont put all your eggs in one basket but you are doing more maintance and hedge laying by the sound of it so a small rear handle would be idea even one of those husky battries power saws keep one saw as spare ie the 357
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a horse look like it would be easier on the ground
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we do the same but you end up ofgetting something as it happened so long ago ie a 60p transister for an inspection lamp ha we had a kitchen dinner party so brough in a extra table but it now were we fix all these sort of things lol
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it the postage that adds up on these jobs not the parts it dearer than the parts
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but its the differance between £20 and £2000 it pays to be patient and methodical and there only a mosfet and only cost 2.37 of rs
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try aberdeen uni bangor uni and penrith as they do forestry courses
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try clarks
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tirfors can be used to lift i think
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what about a jungle buster
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ski gloves and a few thick coats are needed though if using a quad
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done that lol
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a clearing saw is far better that a strimmer though as it has a shorter shaft i have cleared brambles 10ft high
