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    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.
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    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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    That is the problem with gravity feed chippers they don't produce a good chip, they are at braking brash down to ruff chips. To get a uniform chip you have got to have a power feed.
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    Have you tried putting it under tread plate so it has to work to get at it.
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    Great job, I know them Quills had another use.
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    Do it a lot quicker no shouting. Did a job before Christmas driver of car mouning about are cones were to far out in the road, I had a limb rope at the time so when he was talking to groundy lowered the limb right in to middle of road then he saw the reason why after a bit more ranting though.
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    With a 100ton crane and the tree in picture get hold of it and cut through base.
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    Bought a FARMA 4.6 Crane from Andrew Holmes a couple of months ago very pleased with it was a good price as well. Jas Wilson never returned my calls I rang 4 times then gave up with them.
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    But this employee has posted on a open form to be viewed by anyone which I think has all ready been said.
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    What would the party be called.
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    If to big to be laid coppice it off and then trim to the height you want.
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    There's all ways a first..
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    WHY:confused1:
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    DITTO. + get rid of the ELDER.
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    I agree. But why have good yew trees got to be felled in the first place. Can't they be reduced??
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    Wells larmont leather gloves for thorny stuff. I've just been trying Click / Warrior off Ebay good all rounder for conifer hedge cutting, moving logs and climbing. Most gloves I have tried in the pasted I manage to pull holes in fingers and palms when climbing but no on these ones just wear them out.
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    One time when I went and got some wiper blade for my Land rover 130 I took them up on the fitting service, lad came out with me and stood near my Land rover 90 I said get in then he looked a bit puzzled then I told him this isn't the Land rover there for, there for the other one sitting in my drive. He didn't see the funny side.
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    Please don't take this the wrong way but it would be better telling manufacturers about there problem with there product's than on here. Has anyone done so and got a reply.
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    The trouble with tree work there all in diffrent places, and a lot of tree that need a cherrypicker aren't that easy to get at. I have hired 8 diffrent ones in the past could not have bought one to do all the jobs.
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    Never tried it. But I had a alley tool locker made by a company and the lad there could weld alley with a mig, but he was doing all day long he could probably do it standing on his head by the Finnish on my locker.
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    How was the timber and brash cleared after felling.
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    Not a bad video, but why did you fell them at waist height then cut stump lower?.
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    Now if that was 2 stroke powered then it would be more fun.
  25. woody paul
    Try Chippenham farm sales or Andrew Holmes.

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