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woody paul

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  1. Just got a small stump grinder, how do you lot stop the teeth chawing putting a hole in trailer floor. Was thinking some type of foot for the front or just a lump of wood with groove cut in it.
  2. Saw Christmas card display and Cadbury secret Santa in the shops at weekend
  3. Dug a old set of pulleys and length rope this afternoon worked a treat hooked it high on ladder rack on trailer and sling on handle bar to pull square no effort at all, didn't even hold on to it just pulled rope. A lot quicker then winch and cheap.
  4. Picked this up at the weekend, fed up with ones I hire. Bit of a struggle to get it on ifor tipper up ramps was thinking small winch.
  5. Seen a couple of Praxis grinders at good price, can you switch cutting head for a better one. I have hired this type of grinder before and been impressed with what they do.
  6. Many years ago when you could buy a timberwolf straight from there factory I bought my first chipper which was a 18/100 which I still have as back up. It was fitted with Kohler 18hp, was taken on a tour around factory and the next batch were being built up and engine being fitted was Briggs, when I asked why, answer was price.
  7. Reading everything to do with chipper not starting no matter what make, it the Briggs and Stratton that is the engine fitted. Not up to the job intended there must be another engine out there to do this job more reliable, even if it is a bit more money.
  8. Ratchet strap around tyre to push it out to rim edge.
  9. Doesn't the Forst runs same engine. If there wasn't emission laws to comply to they may have all built better chippers.
  10. I would of thought they buy in running gear to fit to there trailers rather then make in house, have the hub cap get any lettering on.
  11. If you haven't spoken to Timberwolf about the problem you have had with dealer do, I had a problem with second hand machine from one of there main dealers and had good result from taking to them about there dealer, but that was many years ago. The final phone call I had was from the CEO of Timberwolf.
  12. A couple of years ago I got quotes for insurance, ever company can back with hieght restriction until I asked them again with a work hieght. You have to tell them what hieght you intend to work.
  13. Sitting having lunch and this went by, been working in a bit of woodland up the road.
  14. I am on Essex Suffolk border, go 20 miles up into suffolk but only 8 miles into essex.
  15. Not had much to do with modern Stihl saws, but neighbour asked me to look at his old Stihl 028 wood boss as it wouldn't start, then when I got it started wouldn't idle, turned out diaphragm had layer of fine saw dust on it under cover plate.
  16. I have a flat floor that i sit on my trailer so i can move odd size timber, bags of logs and anything else. But mine isn't a Botex its one i made up. Could you not get a Ally truck body to sit on it and fabricate it to drop in bolster holes.
  17. Are you still looking for a Valtra.

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    View product details for 2003 Valtra 6550 4WD Tractor. If interested please enquire.

     

  18. Just sell hydraulic one and stick a electric winch on it, then you can have a wireless remote control which is great for fell.
  19. And if you like to keep visiting chiropractor.
  20. If you can find a good Husqvarna 362xp it will take a 24inch bar in .325 Rob D supplied mine, you could also run 18 and 15 on that saw. But it's just a matter of finding one.
  21. Essex Suffolk border, started at 10.00 and still raining not looking good for me getting across lawn on Monday.
  22. If it’s 3inch get a digger with shear, cut and stack then chip it leaving a clean site, if you flail it there will be so much cutting laying around.
  23. Had a problem like that with my 18/100 when it had a Kohler engine on charge the fuel filter still made no difference, turned out there was another filter under fuel tank removed that and never had a problem.
  24. Had a pair of the non chainsaw protection around a year. Sizing is on the large side I find most Haix are. They are a heavy boot and a bit pricey.

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