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  1. woody paul
    Your the 1 hanging on the end of it, if you can't make your mind up then through it a way but remember to cut it in small bits so it can't be used.
  2. woody paul
    Hello is that the AA
  3. woody paul
    A good tip is to weld a peice of steel on the tang so you have so to revit over.
  4. woody paul
    Timberwolf 100/18 great little chipper bought one as first chipper and still got it run where the 150DHB I have as well is big to get in to some gardens that I work in.
  5. woody paul
    Take slave cylinder off leaving pipes joined and see if it works as it should. Then if it do's you have got a clutch problem. On FENDT tractors you bleed them piped but not bolted on tractor then you have to get it bolted to tractor not easy as you have to push slave cylinder in and the fluid go's back in to reservior so make sure the level is low first.
  6. woody paul
    DITTO. But they love there Horse's ??????.
  7. woody paul
    Just remember every one is one less. Just hope you haven't got to log timber.
  8. woody paul
    Looking for more yyyyyyy
  9. woody paul
    My 130 has the biggest load rated Britpart single spring (there is not 1 inside the other) you can get full loaded with chips it sits lovely and level may a time old bill have pulled up along side at traffic lights no problem as it got high tail board and they could not see in the back and they probably thought it had nothing in. The gross weight of a 130 is 3.5ton so whats the point of putting 4.1ton springs on one it a hard ride with the one's I have fitted.
  10. woody paul
    Right gear and weight no problem. Turn it 3 times and you will have a nice square lump.
  11. woody paul
    Theres a saw going in the back ground were they at a safe distance. This tree should have come down first or taped off. To get it down BIG WINCH
  12. woody paul
    Hit some thing big with hedgecutter cost alot of money not just a sharpen up
  13. woody paul
    you trip/fall, where might the files go? I agree Files with no handle stuck in leg may be he hangs them on his cans?????
  14. woody paul
    Only time my truck gets a good clean out is MOT time then I can never find any thing, but it isn't long before it's back to how it was.
  15. woody paul
    My old boss had a short piece of plastic BT duct which was made in to a holder it held all the files, spare plug/starter cord, small screw driver and saw spanner/screwdriver. When we did a refresher course it when with us, the examaner could not beleave what we had in it because the other pair on the course had a big plastic box full of allsorts.It was then we said which pair do's forestry. Sorry I have got no pictures of it but I have just found a piece of alley tube I'am planning to make 1 will post pictures soon
  16. woody paul
    Used this at a customers great tractor pulled hawthorns out of ditch and pushed up for a fire, not cheap.
  17. woody paul
    :thumbup:Must sweep my truck cab out must be £100+ in there at the moment.
  18. woody paul
    Start them up and drive.
  19. woody paul
    It's been re-adverticed with diffrent picture is it someone reading are replys.
  20. woody paul
    Knew I had seen that picture before Orange plant.
  21. woody paul
    Bad spelling and wrong model in photo, but is cash on collect.
  22. woody paul
    I've seen a little ENTEC Chipper mounted on the front of a Ifor trailer once near me.
  23. woody paul
    Merc sprinters near me 1 has been done 3 times in 4 mounths but they have got cats made of ceramic's in and not metal. Completly removed from front to back.
  24. woody paul
    Wheres Health & Safety when they film. Rogue traders theres other words I would use but not here.
  25. woody paul
    Just remember ASSINGTON MILL Suffolk do weekend corses on hedgelaying and otherthings some times.

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