Brett
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Everything posted by Brett
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Exactly.
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Like the ones in your avatar?
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I dont need pegs to make me feel safe, You've got to be tactful where you leave the pegs so nothing gets hung up, I like having a peg to take the weight off the spikes and much more comfortable for cutting, and i like to have my rigging block above a peg where poss, like some one said before the dangerous thing is slipping and falling not the pegs. more than one way to skin a badger.
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Unlikely if you leave pegs every few feet.
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I cant really understand how you would be in a situation where you would plough a 066 through your flip line? not accusing, just curious, I'm always super cautious when working with big saws in this situation.
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201t mate
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no, I'm attached with my side strop and backed up with main line
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point well made...
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we got onto the topic and he suggested that he thought i was a fool for not using a wire core, he's obviously one of those guys who thinks his way is the only way, I'll let him crack on with that one. This is me "at it"..........
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Today i got greiff from another climber because I CHOOSE not to use a wire core flip line, never have. now i know i'm not the only person on the planet to do this, but curious if most others do?
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I think every new start should be made to try and smash 3 trees into a trailer and then get it out again, only then will they truly realise the true value of the chipper!
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Best post looking for work I've read on here - by far. Hope you get something. I'm sorry, but I'd have to hit that lass with a stick.
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when you cut down a Hemlock and a Scots Pine way down the bottom of the garden, make sure you carry out the Hemlock rings and leave the Scots for everyone else!
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If you like you could pop along to Dundee and have a rake through my stick pile to see if there's anything of use
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I'm a member of a trusted trader scheme and they expressly forbid cold calling, and i don't like it either way. I get some good work from it as its a well known and advertised scheme run by the council.
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It's bloody pricey for an old winch that's what it is
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yir brothers side looks better.
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+1
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kin yi drive that aboot, withoot it collapsing in a heap?
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not really mate.
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An oldie, but immaculate underneath, not even an oily damp patch anywhere, been well looked after. and still half the insurance payout to squirrel away. (for future repairs)
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Giggidy!!!
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I love them, perhaps one day. Actually, probably not, would build my own!
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well thats that, sold my soul and gone over to the dark side.
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I was going to buy a cheap stump grinder like this, but after trying them out i will keep on hiring in until i get the ££,£££ together for a proper machine, i.e. Rayco Manufacturing in my honest opinion, £1500 is going to get you a cheese grater and is a waste of time. I would rather hire in and do the job in less than an hour than spend half a day+ wiggling a wee machine on top of a stump.
