Brett
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so...... in the end I went for a new Hilux.
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we rough cut about 10 birch rings and handed them to a woman, when she asked how much I said a contribution to the coffee fund would suffice, she gave me £50 and was delighted, I think £50 for what your doing is a bargain, considering its a 'specialist wedding piece'. Think how much these would be in a shop?.
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try harder
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I'm bumping this thread as a reminder.
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Yeah, I'm a bit worried about that
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Anyone got any experience with the Ferrari turbo loader? ? Thinking of hiring one onto a site clearance job we got round the corner
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I can honestly say, I don't think I have ever seen some one cycling on the road who looked like they were enjoying it. Puts me right aff.
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If target is 0 then leave it to do what it wants, if it wants to lie down then so be it.
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not exactly what your looking for but from a site I looked at today...... apparently trying to remove wire wrapped around the stem. (yeah).
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sun always shine in Dundee.......
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We hire one of these out from time to time. Capable enough for smaller jobs. The fact that you can have the head sat at 90 degrees is handy working close to fences etc. However if we have a lot to do in a day or more or a big stump to bust out......... no thanks. If I was to buy a machine of this dimensions I would go for a rayco or bandit etc and be happy to pay the extra.
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bumpity boo
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bumpity
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Brett Bain Tree Services based in Dundee are looking to add a new climber to the team. The ideal candidate will be: a) Awesome b) Willing to undertake all aspects of arb / tree works c) Experienced and confident to undertake dismantling and pruning operations. d) Reliable and a grafter If you’re keen please send C.V highlighting previous experience and tickets held to [email protected] and we will be in touch. Brett
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I'd live with it a while before committing, I in thought mine was to long but don't even notice now.
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you mean kick it over?? I'm gonna try that tomorrow.
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I've got one of these, it pish. ok for inflating tires but not suitable as an airline
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Aye, but guys as good as us dont need to enter comps to boost our ego:biggrin:
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My theory is, the better you are at actually climbing the worse you are at throw lining. ........thats what I tell myself anyway.
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In hate throw lines, but on the plus side i can dead wood every tree in a 30m radius without getting off the ground (all with the exception of the tree I'm meant to be doing).
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at a rough guess I reckon around 100 cube or so. will have a look into that cheers.
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I was thinking of something like this, the idea being to stack 5 or 6 rings or whatever along its length. I dont think a hycrack will be significantly quicker than our own splitter but thanks anyway.
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yeah, I found one just under the surface when renewing our fence at the bottom of the garden, no idea what it was so just kinda brushed it aside and cracked on. wife went tits cause she missed bake off.
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We recently hired in a processor to clear our back log of timber. This was fantastic but really showed us how our current method of processing timber is woefully slow. All the lengths have been split but we now have a massive pile of rings we need to work through. The thought of doing this on our oxdale errect splitter .... well it will take more time than we have. Does anyone near Dundee have a big ass splitter that would be capable of busting multiple rings quickly they would be willing to hire out? Cheers Brett.
