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  1. woody paul
    What about a Jcb teletruk best of both.
  2. woody paul
    Carrying capacity of a landy all depends on the weight of body fitted unless you need the 4x4 capability of 1 you are but off with something else. I use a 130 landy because i need it for the work i do.
  3. woody paul
    You are 100% right,
  4. woody paul
    It's easyer not standing on you head:laugh1:
  5. woody paul
    A couple of bins are not good enough to stop someone parking mind you they may have moved cones as well if not taped as well .
  6. woody paul
    Have you spoken to them by phone about it.
  7. woody paul
    So you went for the Case 956 then.
  8. woody paul
    I ve got a 362 which has got a 372 cylinder and piston fitted, it can run .325 or 3/8 I have ran a 15 inch bar with oregon lo pro .325 .050 chain and 8 tooth sprocket its one hell of a saw. But also run a 24 inch bar as well with the 8 sprocket.
  9. woody paul
    Yer poplar. Pic 3 got some softwood. And pic 4 bit of Adler.
  10. woody paul
    3 ton is a big forklift. I know a lot of yards were they have tried the type you are talking about and changed it for rough terrain like a manitou, Ausa or even a JCB 926.
  11. woody paul
    Got to be a large magnet on a bit of string, drop a black self tapper out of a tractor light this afternoon on tarmac waved it about and found it like that.
  12. woody paul
    They have a special PTO department get put through to him and give him ever number on part and he will match it up or he will say No. Agri- hire Ipswich also stock a lot of PTO parts.
  13. woody paul
    Did not look that thick in first photos, probably best to see when PTO shaft is in place to add braces.
  14. woody paul
    If the part is available off the shelf probably cheaper than welding and re-grinding edge back.
  15. woody paul
    How thick is A frame steel.
  16. woody paul
    Depends on what type of flail on machine and how sharp they are.
  17. woody paul
    Should be ok without as it was just bolted down like that when trailed version, as long as plate it is sitting on is thick enough.
  18. woody paul
    I use a flail hedge cutter which is not mine, so just drive it and have the use of it if I want it on a job. 180hp is a big tractor on one also have you used one before.
  19. woody paul
    Fencing contracts do not like using chestnut as its not a uniform product and you have to choose the next post rather then just pick the next one up. I do fencing as well before anyone says any thing. Mustard may stop them worth a try and a laugh if it works.
  20. woody paul
    Paul that's a interesting read got told by overland my old premier chipper would need mass conversion to bring it up to reg's but looking no it has not. Thanks.
  21. woody paul
    Electric wire along fence line .
  22. woody paul
    No pay back will work just put them in there place with a raised foot back wards when there behind you.
  23. woody paul
    Best option is auto box with big engine if towing heavy stuff.
  24. woody paul

    Cedar

    woody paul replied to edam321's topic in Firewood forum

    A mate of mine takes every bit if cedar I get loves the smell .
  25. woody paul
    You did not need power steering once there was a lump gaming on the back. And like a over in summer .

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