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woody paul

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  1. Is he on about hedge or re-fencing manage. If hedge would not want to put it through chipper as that topping is sand.
  2. Jap pickup have there problems talk to any UKpower company they will tell you some horror stories.
  3. A lot of people will say don't buy one no good for tree work. But I run a 130 tipper every day for tree work but a lot of my work is rural and tip site is off road, and it has got me jobs were other contractors turned down because of access. If your work is rural and need 4wd then it's the only truck. I have only ever ran land rovers.
  4. If they stay in one piece makes them cheaper.
  5. Are the Tigergrip grabs worth the extra money. Any other makes on the market worth a look at.
  6. If just bales, concrete reinforce mesh.
  7. So this will mean most 4x4 pickups will have to be as well, how on this earth are the right department going to cope with all the applications.
  8. I don't deliver logs or wood chip to EU so OK. I thought the idea of getting out of EU we make our own rules not just follow them the same way.
  9. It's a Strimech for a John Deere 3200 telehander.
  10. Not got many pictures of it close up. It can move so stuff in one go, I had brackets mounted high so I can reach into ditches to get hold of brash.
  11. No from memory had a big detriot engine on it.
  12. They had a stand at the Weeting steam rally years ago and had some good kit then. Remember a tub grinder they chucked roots in and came out in little bits.
  13. Suffolk wood chip maybe worth a try, never used them but looks like they could chip and cart away.
  14. That’s probably how they got the job.
  15. With small diameter stuff If it's leaning it's going that way no need to put big gob but do letter box iti and just power through from back. But he was felling 14_16 inch stuff so big enough to use what ever cut you choose.
  16. Great idea, why not fit a valve block that you can hit with foot or knee to rotate it.
  17. Get plenty of pallet to store stuff on it makes life a dream loading of different jobs.
  18. Also stick a 50mm ball on back great little shunter.
  19. If big kit like digger / tractors Red top take some beating as big house near me has MF 35 which only gets like use and it has Red top on it must be12 years old and still starts it. Small kit you are limited. Some type of trickle charger just to keep them topped up.
  20. Out every attachment I have a set of pallet fork are the handest to shift stuff about, good for large lumps of timber as they weigh nothing so you can lift more.
  21. As Doobin has said. But earth leads may look good but unbolt them and clean up metal to get good contact. if battery terminal has screws holding in cable check them as well.
  22. What are you going to be moving mostly with it, I use muck grab on big open site to move brash and built a grab for moving brash and logs on other tight sites.
  23. Switch or fuse worth a look if battery ok.
  24. Will be like all the other fuel regs even the government doesn't know how it work's so how will we.
  25. Trapaflex are good had three 2mx3m for about 5years now used at least 3-4 days a week, Bit holy now need replacing but they haven't get any next batch do in December, got no idea how it would take that long to restock.

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