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  1. NI Tree
    but they are making a killing as they can felling 70 an hour in good going they also wount think anything of picking up a saw to,
  2. NI Tree
    some guys fell up here for £12 per tonne to the road there lots people in the woods around here working so then that hits the arb price more as they will do it too
  3. NI Tree
    what is it for to do ps i am aberdeen at uni
  4. NI Tree
    just rember that most of the guys up here are forestry guys
  5. NI Tree
    i was think it would be a nice we project to start with, any way how are you fealing
  6. NI Tree
    you could make one out of some wood it would probaly do the job and it would keep yourself ocupied
  7. NI Tree
    ours is like the one above but old and made in italy
  8. NI Tree
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    Well Chuffed

    NI Tree replied to FLASH90's topic in General chat

    congrautulations to the 560xp must be loving paternity leave. My Commiserations to you for not been able to use it
  10. NI Tree
    that sounds about right
  11. NI Tree
    welcome to arb talk greenhead carpentry it is near imposible to say with out knowing anthing about the plantation and carring out some measurments and anyway you would then only know the volume in of the stand but has a denicty of 380 - 450 kg/ m3 at a moisture conttent of 15% but when freshly fell it about 920kg /m3 also what products you are wanting to obtain as if you brash harvest as well it can increas a lot too. to find the volume you will need to know the dbh and high of the tree volume of an indeval tree = hight X basal area x form factor the basal area is the cross sectional area were the dbh was measured caculati 1/4 X pie X dbh squared the form factor is the to take it the taper of the tree i would use 0.4 ps this is a rough estimate use sample plots of know area (but keep a way from the edge of the wood) as stated above in worcswuss but note this is a rough estamate
  12. NI Tree
    this was my first time out as i have just started, the most expensive widgion i have shot but it is most defenlly not easy it, and it is very dangerous i think i am the only one who actavily dose it in NI but i am still learnig, ps the boat is probaly over 100 years old but there is something specile when you get you grandfather old jumpers out that he used too
  13. NI Tree
    well i just started doing the most dangerous form of shooting in the uk punt gunning its good fun but not cheep at over £20 a shot
  14. NI Tree
    you could just keep a banger of a van with no signs on it just for these jobs so no one knows it you
  15. NI Tree
    -2 here all ready in aberdeen aboyne (30 minutes away)was -10.5 last night it -4 now there
  16. NI Tree
    i would recomend 5 gallon pans they are brillent for soup. freeze the excess soup in plastic bag on a tray till the soup is frosen. it does work
  17. NI Tree
    it bloody good fun smoking out rats
  18. NI Tree
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  19. NI Tree

    Tractors

    NI Tree replied to woody paul's topic in General chat

    cats are good nabroughs still run a 910 it about 26 years old and used every day it has 15000h we looked at new shovel but keept it as is still good and nice to drive
  20. NI Tree
    you will find that you will want to use the telehandler to handle the logs and the saw bench will get in the way and you do not need a pto for the spliter unless it a screw one. it will be cheeper to buy a old tractor and a telehandler, as you got more choose of handlers.
  21. NI Tree
    use charity shops
  22. NI Tree
    do not be a cheapskate when it comes to looking after machinery, put time in to keeping it clean, and make a point of doing it, and make all the lads make shore they leave them clean at the end of the day. eg brush the cab out, it means that you can keep an eye on the gear and they have to show respect to it as if they do not it means they have to do more cleaning exctra. but also cheek the been greasing them exctra as well. it means you can also inspect the gear with out getting very ditty. a stich in time save nine,
  23. NI Tree
    yup and i hope it not to bad as i got to catch a boat home at 10.30 am so might just miss it
  24. NI Tree
    i would speek a good indrustal election as i could easly be wrong but if you can go down the road of a mains transformer in steed of a genny i would but you know you situation
  25. NI Tree

    Large Oak

    NI Tree replied to Jim372xp's topic in Picture Forum

    where are they putting them, i take it there going on the ground, or are they puting up a building first

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