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woody paul

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    essex/suffolk border
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    Shooting
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    Tree-work
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    co6 3au
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    colchester

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  1. Bespoke Aluminium Boxes | Boxes | N & J Aluminium Linings Ltd WWW.NJALUMINIUMLININGS.COM Discover top quality, hand built aluminium boxes with secure locks, hinges, seals, and gas struts - all... Probably but not cheap.
  2. Matt is the owner, has a lot of contacts he does a bit of work for Crouch working on old trucks.
  3. The reason you don't see many is they rotted well. Remember see a fabricator / welder repairing cab on one, he said was costing more then truck was worth. Think taxing one was a bit of a grey area, most got away with agri or multi use. Last arb one I saw for sale was taxed agri had turboed perkins engine fitted.
  4. So could by valve block for loader, seal going or plumbed up wrong (your tractor runs open centre if it plumb closed centre will make a difference) Would get someone to check flow rate at rear spool to rule out pump.
  5. Are the 3pl arms slow as well,
  6. It's a fashion thing, just watch TV farming like On the farm. Like you say attracts everything, saw dust is a sod to get off.
  7. If you need through put go up to a 8 inch machine, Conifer will block any chipper up if chipper is blunt and revs drop a little, slack drive belts will cause it as well. Demo all machines and then choose.
  8. Page not found WWW.MAXA-GROUP.COM Were are you based. Search page and will find numbers.
  9. If it’s bad it's out of action so just strip it down and get numbers of bearings. If still towable run it to trailer supplier and they should be able to say which bearings by looking at it.
  10. A lot near me on Essex Suffolk border but never see them until week before Christmas or week after depending on weather. Neighbor go's on shoot in Wales and they bag 12 to 16 on top of pheasants..
  11. My insurance is do in January, last couple of days broker is asking a lot of questions about working at heights, and where abouts. Never had this before are any of you getting the same.
  12. Coppiceing some over size hazel in a garden last one had some back leaners so rather than turn truck around snatch block setup. You do what you have to when no one to pull on rope,
  13. Is that a 21v one that runs 18v Makita.
  14. Got asked the same a year ago. When I gave them a quote, they said that was to dear, and I said if you had got them ground out there would of been no cost as would have just been left on site. They think as we are tree surgeon we can just make them vanish.
  15. Saw this at lunch time. It turned up with larger pallet of turf on front of trailer and took it off with forklift and left rear one were it was, thought they would of put it in middle but no just strapped it on and drove off, back wheel had got little weight on

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