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  1. NI Tree
    the cab is important but ldv went bust in 09 thet tells you lots
  2. NI Tree
    i would recomend take some strong arnica as it reduces sweelling
  3. NI Tree
    lol that is why i said the C+E it as gives you more options and when you think about it it is only 1000 more than the B+E but it gives you more for you money. and flexablity and arb compinies will like this lots.
  4. NI Tree
    i got a silky HAYAUCHI 6.3m if i do not need all the reach all the time but got it as it would be handy and glad i did get the long one. as i am pruning alot of hard wood for timber i remove the extra ones. it is alot nicer on the arms, it realy handy to use. what about jemson i have neave used one but i think you could fit a silky blade to it. and you can get extars for it Pole saws | F R Jones and Son
  5. NI Tree
    dose the outer boom have ware pads it the tip. i am just crousis. what are you going to to do about the ware top of the inner boom. i would say this is quite important you could cut the worn bit out and insert a smaller pice of box into it and then weld a nother plate to it. i would say that the outer has worn unevenly more at near the open end than the other in terms of were the iner boom stops. this is fron the angle at the inner boom has worn at ps do you have any pitchers of the end of the outer boom
  6. NI Tree
    it may be worth speeking to willisons as well as they also braek harvester and you might be able to get a compleet set up motor and all
  7. NI Tree
    what about doing you C+E it would give you your b+e as well it will cost more but a lot of compinies do have lorrys and it would help even more and you could use it as back up now and then and drive artics
  8. NI Tree
    i have had bags made in the sadlers before now and still have them. i got them made extra heavy duty. they are very good. i have also had other stuf made inclucing belts but they cost more but you get them the way you whant them stronger and i would recon tha to rip them you would hardly lift them
  9. NI Tree
    Clark will make them for you, they seem to do all sorts of things they are brillernt peolpe. edit this is ther harvester site http://www.clark-engineering.com/harvester-equipment
  10. NI Tree
    dean i would say that people have been using it at full extension with it on the ground as it would alow them to see the forks excta beater. due to inexperance
  11. NI Tree
    was there any talk of when they are relising it as like the sound of it
  12. NI Tree
    That is the problem i have. i do not know of any sc coppice in NI. Northern Ireland is the least forested country in europe only less than 6% with about 99.9% of the saw logs produced by the forest service yearly.
  13. NI Tree
    i would love sc but it is not common around us so i am condering planting some for posts
  14. NI Tree
    the time is what was worring me. out of couerosity what how long would you spect a sc posts to last. i was conderin planting on a coulpe of small plots that are to small to farm easly and are harder to acess all the time for farming due to lack of our own acess. but i would be able to do it easer once in a while. but as a long term thing it might be better as i would mean less fencing
  15. NI Tree
    What is the best wood for fence posts for fencing as i find softwood post are treable and do not last any time.due to the cost of fence post at the moment and the bad treaments. i am condering planting some sc coppice but i am not shore about what condition it likes and i can not find any thing on yeilds classes, cost of coppicing exctra and ther is next to nothering in the way of forestry here so it can be hard to get adivice. but if ther are any wood that are better can you sugest them as well. and what gentic stock is better i feel it would be viable to do this as it would easer and they would last longer. this would be much apreached NI Tree
  16. NI Tree
    i thought that would be the case. is there any that you would recemond for the uk iam adding keizer to my list of books.
  17. NI Tree
    i gest that there were 100000 but not that nummber what book do you use for the uk
  18. NI Tree
    i can not seem to find it in your book gerrit is ti me being silly
  19. NI Tree
    The book is very goood i would recomend it to every one, i am off to add it to my collection. thank you Gerrit for creating a work of dedacation edit sloth can you pm me
  20. NI Tree
    he has no problems getting stihl parts but he dose not have many and that can be the differance of finishing a job that day or haveing to wait a few days
  21. NI Tree
    It is harsh and that is why i would say that a good dealer that is also good at fixing them is important as you would have less down time. as there is not much in the husky stihl argument as they are both good saws and robust yes you do what power wbut with backup
  22. NI Tree
    highland forestry on here has one, their was an artical in the forestry journal this month about his operations.
  23. NI Tree
    i would say that your dealer is very important we have a stihl dealer one mile away but and i would buy from or even give them a saw to them as they are very bad and do not have any parts in stock ever, so i am stuck with huskey and it will be that way it has been for years but i would buy a stihl but it is the back up so i am a husky man. i would say it is the dealer who you whant to deal with is what you go for.
  24. NI Tree
    i would say husky as our nearest reliable dealer sell them. and husky are good saws
  25. NI Tree
    treesource Treesource Tree Biology, Growth & Mechanics

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