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  1. woody paul
    Everyone climbs diffrent. Trust you own mind and go with it if your not happy don't do it. Fast is not always good but à good tidy tree is good to the eye.
  2. woody paul
    Why is it that some large companys never return a phone call when you are looking for something. I've rang 1 company 4 times no reply sod them know, is it because there not intrested in small companys but they were small once. Anyone had the same problem.
  3. woody paul
    Why recover with truck just repair on site:confused1:
  4. woody paul
    My neighbour has hy-crack splitter he was splitting oak and he turned the piece he was splitting and had his thump in the split when it closed up the problem was it just kept hold of the log and didn't split it and he could not stop the tractor which was a Ford 7600 all he could do was shout for help. When I heard him went to look and pull the stop on engine and the started getting him out, so set up a stop. I used it to split Eucalyptus once it would wined the odd lump on and nothing would happen and the it would shoot off the screw point towards me if I didn't stand back. Dangers machine to use I use a hydraulic splitter know.
  5. woody paul
    But did you price it up with money back on the drums for scrap.
  6. woody paul
    Buy it in 205l drum there got more use's,
  7. woody paul
    The over hang on my 130 is more than 300mm from the rear cross member works fine. The more over hang the more the tow bar has to be spaced out add more weight to back axle when towing, the tow bar on my 1 is just the standard drop plate with ball keeping every thing close,the only problem with it is if I tow a 170 nifty lift hoist and go to back up and turn to tight it hits the corner of body so I now fit a 100mm spacer when towing a hoist.
  8. woody paul
    Park it on the side of the road for a night and the men in a white transit will come along and drain it for you:mad1:. Did know someone how had a fuel problem on a old Major turned out someone put a condom in the tank:confused1: New thread coming up strangest thing found in a fuel tank:thumbup:.
  9. woody paul
    Jacksons not cheap but are good. Do metal framed wooden gates.
  10. woody paul
    Wooden or metal
  11. woody paul
    Hi Adam 2500mm long 1850mm Wide 1200mm high My subframe is 800mm across.
  12. woody paul
    When there standing there moaning about dust where a sea gull when you need 1 or 2.
  13. woody paul
    Also his chipper:confused1:
  14. woody paul
    Jedy Master with chainsaw
  15. woody paul
    May be but 1 bit hitting brickwork , or anything near by would of been a shame.
  16. woody paul
    And all you hear is the 1/2inch bar knuckle snap. Use 3/4 drive
  17. woody paul
    Get 2 club hammers hold 1 against a flat of the nut and hit the opposite flat hard do this all the way round.
  18. woody paul
    Well Saïd Andy. À fire is the best way of getting rid of deceised timber.
  19. woody paul
    What do's your insurance say about fires, my one says not with in 30metres of roads/ building and put it out at night.
  20. woody paul
    5 or 10 tonnes in a day, I've burnt twice or even four times this amount in 24 hours. Hows going to know what I've burnt in a day.
  21. woody paul
    All at the same time could be intresting.
  22. woody paul
    Seen MF 390 with roof mounted crane, as for country Tractors there just Ford base units underneath.
  23. woody paul
    Just seen à JCB 409 telescopic advertised looks like a smaller version of the TM 200.
  24. woody paul
    You mean a FRAZE Try Ashem crafts WR2 6NG
  25. woody paul
    Do's it bark:laugh1:

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