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  1. woody paul
    Spoke to a lad last we doing a tree for Angian Water he said they were working for ground control he also did or has done work for BTS but how he was I do not know sorry, he may be on here.
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    Timber grab / wood grab trailer | eBay One here don't know if any good.
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    DITTO By the way I said :thumbup1:OR:thumbup:
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    Tanaka ran 1 for 4 years now cuts stuff as thick as thump.
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    There's allways away it may take some time. Measure twice weld once.
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    [quote=Random Rob; Expert--- Ex is a has-been and a spurt is a drip under pressure. The bloke I worked for used to quote that he sent time in The Midlands that's where he got it from.
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    It was merc trucks last year in this area did one near me 4 times. Some company's park over railway sleepers layer length ways so It makes laying underneath the truck difficult.
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    No joke that.
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    And you left them a pair of gloves good thinking as pine is sticky:laugh1:
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    Look on Arbtrader.
  11. woody paul
    Big tree makes a big mess.
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    Great stuff, proper head BOARDS on the beds.
  13. woody paul
    If you ring faults now it says some thing about tree-work damage and charging the house owner.
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    Looks like he miss judged the path as hook is still on front
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    Good example of how good they are here. Look what happened to rotor then the blade it just bent didn't brake.
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    I have been lucky so far only a couple of people that didn't pay on time (month) sent a reminder still nothing after 2 weeks then went and knocked on door cheque handed to me. In my eyes every one is the same untill they get there face on money.
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    I have a set of 6 meter hose it make using splitter near wood pill easy as tractor can be parked some distance away. Bought them off Ebay as Breaker hoses
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    Soaked!

    woody paul replied to King92's topic in Chainsaws

    My husky 61 sucked in water last week when cut a willow limb under water, because it was so cold plug liked like a lollypop when I took it out tipped water out of bore and carb pulled it over with out plug in cleaned plug checked for spark good, put it back in left air filter off and a way it went a lot of white/blue smoke to start with but all right when warm.
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    700m across lawn that's not a lawn It's a field. someone on here uses rubber conveyer belting on lawns before but your best bet sounds like farmers field after harvest best to keep it simple and cheap.
  20. woody paul
    Someone must of done the maths at sometime to justify what there saying about greener.
  21. woody paul
    But coal dosn't jump out of the ground and turn up at power stations on It's own.
  22. woody paul
    You would probably get a way with a smaller crawler than tractor each has it's for's and againsts I will leave that for others to coment on.
  23. woody paul
    Some funny post but, I got a phone call from a ridding stable near me a couple of years ago about changing a light bulb, it was a flood light over yard area. The problem being it was on a the end of a scaffold pole bolted to a building so it wobbled a bit but did it. So answer is 1 and only.
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    Everyone allways leap from 1.5 ton to 3 ton have you forgotten 2.5 ton and can move with pickup.
  25. woody paul
    Got a costumer how likes logs 18"x8" got a wood burner, don't take long to cut a load at that size.

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