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woody paul

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  1. The best way I have found to do roe and muntjac is lay on lightly oil foil season with black pepper, onion salt, and other herbs. Rap it up in the foil and cook on gas mark 5 for 30min for muntjac and 45min for roe. Let it cool and put in fridge and then cut it and put it in fresh bread rolls. 

    But each to their own, 

  2. 1 minute ago, captrik787 said:

    Thanks chaps good advice. 
     

    got a second quote in today same spec £9k. Just proves quotes can vary wildly. 
     

    I’ll get a few more in. 
     

     

    That's the answer. I quote for work years ago now and it was big job, re-pollarding willows, the nearest quote was £4000 dearer and the highest was £12000. And before anyone asks I made money on that job. 

  3. 3 hours ago, Peasgood said:

    It is very simple and obvious where to open it, I just know this is going to sound rude but it is not meant to be, if you can't figure out how to do it you probably shouldn't hire it. How would you know if it was sharp enough without using it? I can see this one isn't particularly sharp looking but I wouldn't have known until trying it as I have little- no experience of them. 

    Blunt knife is a dangerous one also chipper blades. 

  4. Knowing how a machine runs and works is key in this business, if it brakes down you need it fix for the next day or on that day to finish job. Only the other day switch packed up on eclectic supply to 6 way valve to work grab and rotator on little loader. So I pulled wires from work light on boom and wire 6 way valve to it and used light switch instead.   

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  5. 1 hour ago, Brushcutter said:

    The Jenson rollers also move up only on one side keeping really good contact on both big and little material.

    That's how my old Premier pto chipper rollers worked, once that thing got hold of a bit of wood that was it, if you wasn't quick enough to stop rollers belts would slip. 

  6. There's a couple of companies near me how have gone Jensen A520 after using Forst and Timberwolf, there is a Jensen agent/agri dealer less then 4 miles from them so many be why, or like when I went there for a chainsaw helmet part as I was that way chipper sales man spotted me and then got me to look at chippers, he could sell sand to Arabs. 

    Was over looking a farm which 3 tree companies run out of mixture of chippers Timberwolf, GreenMech and Jensen in yard would be a good place to ask what they thought of them. 

  7. Total agree with above, unless you are good with spanners and electrics. 

    Buy from dealer will depend on what service you get afterwards, I bought second hand from dealer and service was bad and I refuse to deal with them now even for parts. 

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