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woody paul

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  1. How easy did they undo is the big question, and shit happens like bolts break if faulty. Never use torque wrench to put bolts back in any of my timberwolf chippers.
  2. Zip line is the way to go on budget, moved a lot of timber on a steep site years ago. Tightened line with land rover winch and then hauled it down with rope as tug line on little loader.
  3. It has put a lot of people out of work reading meters, water companies going the same way.
  4. Anyone recommend company Colchester Essex Suffolk border.
  5. Why did you stop and see if it had been wired. Or got any paper work with name and address on.
  6. Nothing wrong with having to half's.
  7. About cup of tea is max I was told, no driving of a couple of weeks. Don't get bunged up do to pain killers either, I took no pain killers when I had mine done.
  8. Not my ground, did it for land owner. Its a lower part of field who that has been took out of tenancy, the tenant just ploughed it early in the year and left it drilled rest of field but it only looks a bit better then this bit.
  9. Cut and mulch at the same time. Can always tide ends after with saw.
  10. This evening just finished topping some thistles, that is the bonnet of a MF35 fe not easy as it was on ploughed ground. Bit cooler to do it then in the day time.
  11. Get it done ASAP, left my inguinal hernia to long and then was advised to have open surgery which failed, land up having 14 weeks off work then key hole to put it right then another 10 weeks off. I would think about going private with how things are.
  12. Some where on there its got to say, It may contain nuts.
  13. Have you requested to fell it and they refused. Any idea what coursed damage. Just get a long screw driver and see if you can push it into decayed area.
  14. Worked on trees were binoculars used to inspect tree, got up in themto do work and had to take pictures with phone and let owner know that all the money they spent was a waste.
  15. Sunday lunch sorted then.
  16. You need to look at if you want to replace landy directly which you will not with any other truck, if just a tool carrier pickup with ifor or truckman top would work well then just drag trailer with it if all licences in crew allow.
  17. If power line is with in height of tree get power shut off then pull hanging limb off and fell what's left.
  18. My one for Giant has short lower tines and as you say top are made of cheese. Also my grab had short tines each end which was a pain, changed them for same length and made it a better tool.
  19. Muck grab will do most of what you want, better for moving small pieces of wood as you can grip them with grab. God for leveling ground use it like a rake.
  20. Bit of boundary clearing and put up new fence this week. 3 old fences removed old tree stumps. Had to get UK power network to upright pole as it got a lean over fence line.
  21. Was it his arm??.
  22. It's a little bit to black. Will be a sod to keep clean.
  23. If to far up dipper arm some thing like an adjustable hitch with holes for pins on bracket and then hole in right place.

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