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NI Tree

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  1. but 500 will
  2. grand fir has a high yeild class if the site is write but it can be to high for saw logs
  3. well said steve "Treat others the way you want to be treated!" lol it was our only school rule apart from no Smoking or Gum and it worked as a rule
  4. yes but a tractor is not green
  5. you not to far from lockerbie and steve crofts and they use a lot of biomass. but a bigger digger would cost probaly the same due to a far higher work rate, and your are left free to do other work. it cost me the less to get a 13 tonne to do the ditches on our place than as use the 3cx.
  6. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoVul0Xx_oc]Stump Harvesting in Finland - YouTube[/ame] then they are used for boimass
  7. not true cost to keep a horse a year is probaly about at the most on avarage £600 all in feed vets shoes exctra. the feed to stain a horse is mininal and the fuel to produce it hard feed is less then for yours per kg as you cook yours and it probaly been half way around the country and not from the farm next door (there food has less food miles). while the rest of there food has no food miles,
  8. have you concidered stump and brash harvesting as it would provide you with a nother product that you could sell.
  9. you have fogoten one important thing the energy to manufacture a machine is huge. a horse runs purelly on solar power in the form of biomas, so can be said to be carbon neutral and some of it,s emistions are useful, and alot less toxic as there is no benzene exctra. when it also comes to the end of there life of a machine you are left with a lot of harzords waste but a with an aminal they decompose nateral contiouning to eco system as alowing worms exctra to brake them down.
  10. i think you can not applay for a felling lince for larch until they have fulshed in the spring due to P. ramorum but could be wrong
  11. cool david have you got much to do in the way of addpating it to take the keto head on it ps is that a lorry mounted loader beside the mog
  12. Steve it is lol not just that the roof mount is NEW it's a too the card board on it lol
  13. david you spoil sport i wanted to get a cheep tracked chipper lol what is that beside you mog (not the chipper) it strakes me as something intresting as you can see a cab poping out from the under the covers. is it a lorry mounted loader
  14. Not a nother steven blair lol!!!!!!!!! i like the new roof mount and tracked chipper are you selling the chipper buy the way
  15. i have a corsa 1.2 cost about 700 fc i am 21 and i have it at uni but when it is at home it is the dog kennel and tool box on wheels its cheep motering. and it cost £50 but at the most it cost me max just over a thousand when i was 17 but have been on the road since 16 driving tractors
  16. where the needles in 2, 3 or 5 that make the list a alot
  17. i was watching i player program to day on medine on the front line in afgernastan they are now isuing all the soilders with it and they recond it ts the one of the most important things they have on the front line Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT) One Handed Tourniquet Configuration - Combat Application Tourniquet Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT) it seem neet for the type of injories we can suffer from
  18. steve he had it ages ago
  19. glade to here that you got it solved
  20. i think some processers use the sprockets though
  21. rob Oregon do do harvesters motor sprockets, but not for sore if they fit processers OREGON brand Harvester Chain, Guide Bars, and Sprockets
  22. i am glade you got it sorted out bron2trot
  23. james i now the fealing postage is a killer at times i get every thing sent to uni.
  24. their is one if those hahn processer in the uk i was if the forestry journal in october, but it is mounted on a county
  25. thank you steve. i am down you way in ten days

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