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woody paul

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  1. 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.
  2. just get fairground lot to turn up then run on red.
  3. 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
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. 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.
  8. Good old bungee strap, held a saw on tractor or forwarding trailer with one.
  9. What's on tractor in first picture.
  10. Have done it. Had a Hernia years ago left it, turned out to be 7 years from when i first saw doc about it. I would not recommend leaving it.
  11. Run a standard 300tdi in a 130 tipper which is not the lightest of trucks, and tow when full of chips which range from TW 150 ifor 8x5 tipper and a ifor 12x6 with mini loader on. Had a load of wood chip in truck and ifor 21x6 with good load of timber on and it did struggle on 1 hill which is a sod as you can't get a run at it and it has a 90deg corner half way up. As Scraggs has said a plodder the big question is stopping them when at fully load at 7.5 T gross train.
  12. Those automowers go around obstacles so do they go around dog land mines, or are they not big enough and just go straight over them and spread.
  13. No 250DH was made by Timberwolf surly they never shipped out any production.
  14. I do understand how they work as used a few over the years, my uncle had a pig farm and had a old pressure washer which would cut through half inch ply if you didn't know what you were doing. As he is running off IBC I take it no water supply, so hope he can wash everything before running out of water with high flow rate washer.
  15. Understand what your on about, my Karcher K3. 80 is used to clean Land rovers, tractor, small loader and digger with the right lance fitted it will blow paint. Takes no time at all to clean stuff.
  16. His only wants to clean a truck and kit, I only use a small karcher and that shifts a lot of crap.
  17. What about Genny and a electric washer. Then can use Genny for powering other stuff.
  18. Why has it got to be petrol driven.
  19. May be going to knock the rest of it over in a couple of weeks,,
  20. Road rules for tractors in the UK and Europe - Farmers Weekly.urlsome of the differences.
  21. I think the whole law about towing agriculture / forestry trailers and machines needs to be the same as it is in other countries, we run the same spec tractors as them and still we have restrictions on what we can do.
  22. You can use them for dancing the fox trot now.
  23. Hydraulic Motor • Landpower Machinery.url
  24. They will be forking out for a new tyre.

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