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woody paul

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  1. You just say 2 cutters and 2 labours, Were is or how will drive digger,
  2. Couldn't get near brash with truck or get chipper with loader, so third opinion take tractor and trailer and lift it to drier ground to be chipped next week.
  3. Just buy a 8x5 tipper it will be narrower then the gd8x5, the one i have has been a great trailer moved tons of wood and chip, mini loader when digger is on 12x6 ifor. was going to replace the tipper with a 10x5 but have had a second thought and will probably find a GX84 plant to move digger easier.
  4. My insurance has so may restriction on burning not many places I can, but If in the middle of know were I do as what can harm, but if house's near just be careful.
  5. You will find this is food chain as well. 25000 acres on your own or is it a group you run.
  6. Took me along time to find chuck key as not used key chuck in drill for years.
  7. Another project has come together, something to sharpen 500 green teeth. Just got to set up cooling system.
  8. Take a look at RSL engineering Website for an idea or just buy one.
  9. Got the older style of this boot had them over 10 years, wear them to look at work and deer stalking, very lightweight and comfy out of box. LOWA Seeker Safety Boots, S3 Black GTX Protective Work Shoe, Leather UK LOWAMILITARYBOOTS.COM LOWA Seeker GORE-TEX S3 safety boots feature a modern trekking look with the upper material...
  10. There use to be a crow on a shopping area that made a mobile phone sound was great watching people grab there phone and look at them.
  11. Can you get digger in though next-door garden.
  12. Renewing my certificate at the moment and can't believe how quickly they have responded and asked questions if everything goes well should be all done in 4 weeks from start to finish. A mate of mine has been told 90 days. Big syndicates just mess it up for the little man or small groups how just like to get out and see countryside and wildlife and take the odd deer.
  13. Large oak removal do to major decay at base. Everything left on site. VID-20240411-WA0001.mp4 VID-20240411-WA0002.mp4
  14. Just get a 42'' bar with sprocket, you will need at to cut 36'' butt.
  15. The tin roof was bad but summer house roof was intact so not that easy. If I would of butt dropped it would of not had to winch it as it would of flatted it all.
  16. I would of thought around that, We tried it with tractor weight in yard up to 120kg and it handled it but that was with no swaying about. its heavy stuff with lots of cones.
  17. Monterey pine decide to sit on shed and summer house roof the other week, job was a bit of a head scratcher. No access for a crane as drive was to small to get into, no other large trees to rig off, but could get in with mini digger so put a 5 metre jib on it and lifted little bit at a time. Bloody cones got to be the worst timber to trim out.
  18. Road tax should be calculated on how many miles you do. It can easily be done now with service records on new cars and mot data. Why should someone old how only does 1000 miles a year pay the same as someone how does 25000 plus.
  19. Now that would be a job and a half
  20. Double row one of each would do it.
  21. That is correct. I have been fencing for over 30 years so should know the law, but so many others don't. I will take no notice of Wet farts comment.
  22. That is not legal to do, if you look up the law on electric fencing.
  23. As its gravity feed its down to you to stress control it with the size stuff you put in it. I have a Timberwolf 18/100 which is a fantastic machine on straight stuff but if you chuck a piece of cord about 4 inch in it struggles because no limbs slow it down.
  24. So number is 1115 141 0400

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