woody paul
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Everything posted by woody paul
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£300-£350. I would of thought it is a good solid saw.
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You may have a job brewing tea, if power is shut down and you only have electric kettle.
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It was a lovely mature cherry tree, wait till utility cutters have been at it.
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My 90 has a 110 loom in chassis found it when rear cross member was replaced last year.
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Nice vid. Lots of toys big bill for tree owner.
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here are the pictures, its demountable in about 3 mins.
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Local garage, Farm, Agri fitter or Plant hire firm maybe for a drink.
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What they have done for a long time is take cutting from old black poplars around the river stour and the dedham vale aonb putting them in plant beds to grow on and then get land owner's and farmers to plant them on there ground to keep a magnificent tree in ower countryside.
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The Omme 3700 is a bit of a butt clincher, did any of the cutting go to the clone bank that the Dedham Vale Project have.
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Sorry not mine picture is from Farma crane web page, but I have a 3pl mounted crane on front of timber trailer. Will get some pictures tomorrow.
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Something like this.
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That's why there's skip companies around.
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Brushcutter/trimmer - Stihl vs Tanaka vs Kawasaki
woody paul replied to aesmith's topic in Maintenance help
Tanaka are good and if dealer is pushing he must think the same. -
Advice Buying/Building/Running a Timber Lorry
woody paul replied to woodsmanmatt's topic in Arb-Trucks
There's a couple of timber boy my way run 8 leggers always flat out delivering to log boys as access is no good for artic. If you have a flat bed to put on pole base you could move other things. -
Tesco going down what do you all think thanks
woody paul replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
You may be right, near me there delivery vans are all new. -
I found out the hard way had a cup once may as well had 5 pints.
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Skip.
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Should not be a problem with the right gearbox. H&S may have some thing to say about it if you get caught.
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As other's have said ground can be the main problem. Some bits of advice, lay the cards on the table with customer let them now you are willing to give it ago and do your best, or get some help from someone how had done fencing before and learn on the job and get payed.
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It's only a 2 BT lines, try 8 through the same tree. As said are very tough for a small cable.
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Nice job. Oaks are more advanced in Kent by the look of that one compared to the ones near me.
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Make and model have nothing to do with insurance you can insure any car for work.
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Electric board have 4x4 kangoo's. Depends what you need the van for, if its got to be off road a lot land rover freelander can pick them up cheap.
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What about a Subaru .
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Intresting what you are saying. I took My 1996 landy 90 for its mot the emissions test read .82 which the tester could not believe so redid it and got the same reading when I asked why he was baffled by the reading he said all the newer cars he had tested that week had higher readings so how can one engine be judge against a nother.
