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  1. woody paul
    Adrian flux know what a landrover looks like. CIS do not insure modified vehicles as I found out 5 years ago. If it has to go in a modified tell them every thing fitted non standered fit. A note to all with landrover tippers landrover didn't make tippers so are modified?.
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    With a chipper that small you will never see it behind a truck that size. BIG truck BIG chipper job done.
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    Been back past the willow I pollarded last year and Christ they have grown about 8 foot on most of them. and snow on ground again.
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    Clean it well as said all ready. Push the filler right through in to tank and dome it off, but tank will need to be clean as well.
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    Been snowing lightly but steady for 4 hours. Just been to get a lady driver out of drive in a little Suzuki 4x4, :confused1:put it in four wheel drive no problem.
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    How big and what shape is the hole.
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    Nathan 338 is probably worth a PM as he deals in that stuff.,
  8. woody paul
    Look at that job not down the line of a BIG CRANE any way you could do it with a crane like this, looks a hell of a bit of kit. Spydercrane | Mini Crawler Cranes | URW 706
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    Removing willows from river today same tomorrow lovely job in this weather.
  10. woody paul
    You sound a little horse this morning must be them burgers you had.
  11. woody paul
    Dashound????
  12. woody paul
    Agri-Linc. For all loader brackets, you could make an adaptor to fit you loader and Euro attachments as they are the most used fitment on the market.
  13. woody paul
    Horse meat found in beef burgers the worst thing you could suffer from is. A case of the Trotts.
  14. woody paul
    Put it in wifes name may be better.
  15. woody paul
    My link in my last post dose compact tractors.With a compact you will probably only drag 1 good stick the size you are talking about moving. On the other hand.A large tractor has to be road worthy but a compact can be trailered to site, most large tractors that are cheap need a lot of work to make them road worthy unless very lucky plus its got to be insured.
  16. woody paul
    Try this company Cautrac - New and Used Contruction Equipment. £2000 you will be luck to find any thing any good at that price and you need 4 wheel drive. Thought about using dumper.
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    Ditto. Compact tractor will go allday you with logging arch not that long. Could you pick up other work for compact tractor.
  18. woody paul
    Got Email back after 4 hours.
  19. woody paul
    Problem with Arbtrader ask a seller a question get Email back to say please log in to your account here to read. Then nothing is in Messages or any thing else, am I doing wrong or is there a problem. HELP.
  20. woody paul
    Do not know how the Web address got put in the middle of this post, was in previous post so how it got in this one as well god knows.
  21. woody paul
    Not long to fill a truck with 2 chippers. Bet neighbours were happy with the noise that them 2 made.
  22. woody paul
    Great truck. Theres still a lot of old trucks working near my there's someone s Bare Root Hedging | Hedging Plants | Garden Hedges till useing a 1970 Ford D sieres to deliver sand.
  23. woody paul
    Sitting in truck looking at picture has warmed me up.
  24. woody paul
    Hedging, Leylandii & Photinia, Topiary Plant, Bamboo & Conifers, Fruit Trees & Olive Tree Nurseries, Evergreen Planting, Nursery Trees & Shrubs, Online Wholesale Tree Supplier May be they will help.
  25. woody paul
    I use a small engineers vice bolted to a piece of ply 6in X 8in sits on floor of truck or ground.

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