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  1. woody paul
    Beech from todays job.
  2. woody paul
    Easy day. Utility gang reduced beech down below wires so trunk could be dropped. Took me over an hour to foot it up to fell it as low as possible to keep stump grinding cost down. Then moved timber back to owners farm.
  3. woody paul
    There was 3 utility gangs cutting back near HV lines near mine a couple of years ago 1 lot had a tracked jensen lot 2 had frost 6 towed and 3 had a 19-28 at the end of the day it chipped up everything others could not clear by the end of the day think there was 3 blokes chucking brash in it.
  4. woody paul
    Always my though when told parts not available someone made them in the first place, if a timber wolf part easy to get it made
  5. woody paul
    There was an old farm worker in my village how cut his privet hedge like that it always looked like it had been cut with shears
  6. woody paul
    Just don't hit rad as they are easy damaged.
  7. woody paul
    Just use wheelie bin.
  8. woody paul
    Nearly every bonfire on November 5 has rubbish you can't get rid of any other time of year have not been raised up either.
  9. woody paul
    wouldn't it be better backed on, Put my Tobroco 204 on back wards on my 8x5 tipper until i bought 12x6 it was high up weight but ran well .
  10. woody paul
    Give it a good test and write a report will help as people do down grade some kellfri stuff.
  11. woody paul
    Better question would be were are oregon ones made.
  12. woody paul
    When I bought a husky 362 it was covered in the stuff dismantled it and soaked it in cillit bang household cleaner stuff for a couple of hours then scrubbed.
  13. woody paul
    OK. 1 careful lady driver; son had it at weekends and thrached he'll out of it.
  14. woody paul
    Thought it was job description not dating add description.
  15. woody paul
    You have about 11 months to find a buyer, but when you chip or burn the last bit someone asks have you any.
  16. woody paul
    Saw one advertised the other day and wondered if any good.
  17. woody paul
    If you are trying to sell one it a good idea makes it more stable.
  18. woody paul
    Big.
  19. woody paul
    Look at the size of that rear weight.
  20. woody paul
    Posted this picture a couple of months ago used piece if spring to get job finished.
  21. woody paul

    Overloaded

    woody paul replied to Stihlben's topic in Arb-Trucks

    Draw bar skid still on floor.?
  22. woody paul
    Insurance job, maybe come down in stages over 4_6 years do to problems with them moving wall.
  23. woody paul
    If he bought it from dealer they may exchange it if not been fitted.
  24. woody paul
    Yes you may but No point in a teleporter if only moving half a ton to a ton about.
  25. woody paul
    Get your self a piece of paper and write down what you can do with a telehandler and then a tractor with loader. You will not have the lift capacity with tractor but from what you say only got small lumps to move. Cheap telehandler will be a heap of sh..

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