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  1. woody paul
    May be he is going to show it as a vintage classic at a show.
  2. woody paul
    Remember seeing a TW 150 on a MF 35 worked it alright, same size engine they run in a 150 DHB but it is a Kubota.
  3. woody paul
    Builders shoot like used on scaffolding I have seen used some where .
  4. woody paul
    You have to push button twice to get them to go down once fully up.
  5. woody paul
    You can get a quad near so there is access, turfor winch and roll it away from wire..
  6. woody paul
    Make work for yourself great idea.
  7. woody paul
    No idea what the new ones are like but I run a 16 year old cs3400 along side a ms200t great for small pruning and conifer topping.
  8. woody paul
    Ditto, bark separation is a big problem this time of year.
  9. woody paul
    Ironmongery Direct for any type of hinge, lock, ect.
  10. woody paul

    Stuck bolt!

    woody paul replied to richy_B's topic in Arb-Trucks

    Run to a good truck/agri tyre fitter they should free them off.
  11. woody paul
    Some fields Barley near Suffolk -Essex border cut baled and cleared last week, Spoke to a farmer today he is half way throu rape which is probably 900 acres.
  12. woody paul
    If you want them to fit on to bucket or fork Agri-Linc in Lincolnshire do loads.
  13. woody paul
    Or put winch rope round base and pull to bed anchor in then reposition rope in crown and make sure that is good as well pulled limbs off trees before when tightening winch.
  14. woody paul
    If field owned by farmer a bottle of what he drinks work around here just price it in to the job. I never get a farmer to pull a tree got some that knows what to do.
  15. woody paul
    Why has it got to come right down? If felling winch tractor with anchor.
  16. woody paul
    He used a 4 cylinder 35 on a estate near me the block was weld from top to bottom on one side and the head on the opposite side ran a 6ft rink topper no problem.
  17. woody paul
    AVS Fencing may be worth a try.
  18. woody paul
    May be he should get a new sponsor, Gaffer tape may be.
  19. woody paul
    Vortex cord. http://cdn3.volusion.com/tqkey.qecuz/v/vspfiles/photos/categories/49.gif
  20. woody paul
    Yer just buy one all H&S approved no problem in getting anyone with good common sence to use it.
  21. woody paul
    The problem is it got a good hammering from the storm so not much of it left.
  22. woody paul
    Had a customer ring me saying the tree I reduced severely after a lot of storm damage, the leaves have turned silvery in colour and have started dropping off. Any idears what it could be long shot with no picture but will try and get some and post if no one comes up with a good answer. Customer thinks it silver leaf ??.
  23. woody paul
    Are you just cutting sides only, large brush cutter with metal blade will do it a lot quicker than any hedge cutter
  24. woody paul
    Looks one hell of a tool. Double fly jib looks handy to get around limbs.
  25. woody paul
    If you get the job book it for 5 November.

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