woody paul
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Everything posted by woody paul
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Looks like there front ride on mower wheels, you just need to measure shaft size and order from someone how stocks them.
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Keep owner happy and fell it,
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Cut on to sheets and put them through chipper.
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I reckon he means clippings not chippings
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Maybe worth looking at folding corn augers to get some ideas,
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Heave can't be your blame, maybe worth taking to how is involved at surgery and explain tree is in a bad state and if it fails it will course more damage than probably the crane, temp roadway would be first option and smallest crane you can get away with. And we all have insurance maybe worth having a word with them about your cover.
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Was thinking the same, room to drop why not.
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They have been off a week that's all, in 1987 we had no power for 3 weeks managed with rayburn and gas cooker and gas lights. A couple of months ago are power went out so got gas lamp out of shed must be 5 years it was last used lite first time. Made me laugh on the news yesterday some women was complaining about no electric fridge empty no heating and nothing to cook on camera man paned around kitchen at standing in the corner was a gas range cooker.??.
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So if you run a big pto chipper on the back of tractor on large site clearance work and no trailer towing and run it on white , what class would tractor come under.
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Standing/Windblown timber WANTED
woody paul replied to Andy2873's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Didn't you get much wind the other day. -
Totally agree with handling stuff. Looked at buy secondhand Opico then can across Tobroco Giant and went for their small articulated load which is the same width and lifts more and you are sitting down.
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I can't see how those things can be comfortable to drive about must hard on back and knees being chucked about.
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So we need to abide by, Tractors and regulatory requirements: a brief guide September 2017 - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Unless they have been updated. Speed is the many thing looking at it with test.
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Yes big grey area, but the government has made it easier with stating you must use white so one grey area cleared up. Insurance we sort it and get right cover. Licence well tractor is a tractor and drive it at young age. It will be interesting what the out come will be when all the parts above us all have no idea.
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Do you mean Tax and insurance.
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Where ever has it been said you can only use a tractor for Agri/Forestry, and nothing else. The government has not took into account how much bio go's in red compared to what is in white.
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Can see how it may work, but just how many farmers would do it most near me move over size with no escort or just go over bridges with weight limit on it.
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Yesterday saw farmer carting soil off building site with 3 large tractors and trailers every tractor was over 250hp and trailers were all Richard Western 18 and full so all over weight and bet running on red, thing is he owns land down the road both sides of site so if stop could claim it come off one bit of his land and carting it to other.
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just get fairground lot to turn up then run on red.
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Large timberwolf on ebay some auction coming up. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TIMBERWOLF-4-CYLINDER-DIESEL-POWERED-TRAILER-MOUNTED-WOOD-CHIPPER-AUCTION-ONLY-/144315005328?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
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Are they just bits of Oak been creosoted, or railway sleepers there's a big difference. If railway sleepers just go and cut timber the right size and sell sleepers.
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All this is going to course is mayhem, I have tried to get an answer from government through local MP if Arboriculture is exempt all I got back was a letter stating all about road going vehicles them another about static machines. As I read it no way you can get around it by what you have printed on invoice. It were you at the time and what you are doing when they catch you.
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Mine was inguinal hernia, I found walking very painful but just kept doing more every other day, biggest problem was no driving. O don't get bunged up.
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Do what the consultant tells you after, if it fails do to you over doing it or like I had mesh failure do to how bad hernia was and being do by open surgery not key hole, it took me 14 weeks to recover after second op and pick up saw. Maybe not what you wanted to hear but just be sensible is the answer.
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Good old bungee strap, held a saw on tractor or forwarding trailer with one.
