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  1. woody paul
    Why was crane used looks a lot of space there to get it down.
  2. woody paul
    Those A frames are quick but if you have hook arms not to bad of job dropping things off, if you find a trailer which is low enough to drop draw bar to ground and back up and drop chipper on front of trailer and then put digger or loader on from back.
  3. woody paul
    Just get a proper ground anchor.
  4. woody paul
    I use a Makita breaker bit heavy and not cheap now but gets job do and got a 900mm long chisel for it. MAKITA HM1203C 240v Demolition hammer - SDS max - Howe Tools UK WWW.HOWETOOLS.CO.UK Free next working day delivery on MAKITA HM1203C (240v Demolition hammer - SDS max) with no-quibble returns and full manufacturer warranty.
  5. woody paul
    Should of also said use the same oil as your tractor runs so no cross contamination if you want to use it on tractor again.
  6. woody paul
    Engine is a lombardini 20hp diesel a pair of 11cc hydraulic pumps with 1 going throu a unloading valve set at 140 bar so when it gets to much that pump drops out and the other do's the rest same as a two stage pump. Rev set at about 2000 rpm giving 40lpm. I did also to free up tractor and so I don't have take tractor on job to split timber for customers. Not a cheap project but got what I wanted in the end.
  7. woody paul
    The splitter is 10 ton.
  8. woody paul
    Thank for everyone help. But after 2 months got it finished I land up talking to David Lupton at power wrap how use lombardini engines for there power packs, went for twin pumps with unloader valve giving me 40 lpm which is fast. MOV_0223.mp4
  9. woody paul
    Interesting reading were to cut it off your best bet is cut as long as possible as Steve pointed out because once cut shorter you can't stick a bit back on, was all ways being told I had cut them to long but never to short and lost money.
  10. woody paul
    You fly wheel will be drilled for a certain pressure plate so it's a stronger pressure plate you need to push on clutch plate.
  11. woody paul
    Yes sweeping leafs up.
  12. woody paul
    You could play guess the model.
  13. woody paul
    Customer sent me this picture asking is it honey fungus.
  14. woody paul
    Can you not get that in with something. Timberwolf do advertise hire.
  15. woody paul
    Turner tool hire may have something.
  16. woody paul
    Not got any at moment but may have some at some point soon.
  17. woody paul
    Are you after stumps or trunks, and what sizes.
  18. woody paul
    Not the right shade of blue.
  19. woody paul
    Isn't a mini digger £70 a day and about £200 a week. If it's to save extra labour tell him the price for 3 men as a machine will move about the same if not more.
  20. woody paul
    Curry's not on my favourite list, went to store to get gas cooker which was mains gas and we run lpg so needed change kit turns out it do come with 1 when it said it don't . Best was store could not get one delivered for 3 weeks and i went home and order through curry's online and got 1 in 3 days.
  21. woody paul
    If field hedge then get someone in to flail it.
  22. woody paul
    Looks like it has been cut back hard before. And customer happy that's it.
  23. woody paul
    I laugh when big shooting estate burn every bit of brash then say they can't hold game to shoot.
  24. woody paul
    Don't think you would get a claim if you said tree jumped out in front of you.
  25. woody paul
    Can you not split in to billets and cut with saw bench to limit chainsaw cutting.

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