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  1. woody paul
    That's why I bought a tobroco giant no plastic panels.
  2. woody paul
    She will trip over that boot lace.
  3. woody paul
    I run a timberwolf 150 so no feeding with machine, with loader bring to chipper and someone feeding by hand by the time loader is back all from before is chipped.
  4. woody paul
    You could also take pictures before removing old bearings for reference want give measurements but you will see what they were like.
  5. woody paul
    Rotator will make it heavier but is handy. The one on my Tobroco is handy in tight spaces.
  6. woody paul
    If your's has orange cover it the later one so the part number I gave is right.
  7. woody paul
    Are you moving timber with a barrow when you are going to move butt with digger.
  8. woody paul
    Why I asked if when chain moving was had a chatty noise on my 61 turned out to be bar plate ( thin plate which goes between bar and crankcase at bar mount) had got bent and was rubbing on chain rivets as chain went round.
  9. woody paul
    Is it with chain moving or stationery.
  10. woody paul
    In second picture tree near front of mog is a funny shape??.
  11. woody paul
    You forgot to say tie end of rope around your waist so as you run away tree is pulled.
  12. woody paul
    If tangled like you say no point in tring to fell unless you rope them with second person or machine you pull would be better then you could pull them free first before felling.
  13. woody paul
    If it's got alley tank part no:501626602 is the one you need.
  14. woody paul
    Good on them, bet driver has no home address.
  15. woody paul
    L&S engineering maybe worth to go.
  16. woody paul
    A couple of months ago I was working alongside a Bateson trailer dealer and had a good look at some trailers well made and better finished then ifors.
  17. woody paul
    Cobbler said not doable because sole had perished so picked them up. Looked again on YouTube for inspiration and found CT1 adhesive and sealant for construction been used by a cobbler so have bought a tube and going to try it and see if it works.
  18. woody paul
    Dose the wife now her prize Rhode has gone.
  19. woody paul
    Was at tuckwells agricultural equipment place near me looking at boots the other day and they had acouple of pairs of small boots 5 and 6 I think from memory. Also small trousers. So there are companies supplying small kit.
  20. woody paul
    They must be 12m high.
  21. woody paul
    Area I am talking about was planted 30years ago on grant scheme so 3m was the spec. Have been sided up when needed, block planted with sweet chestnut , oak ash beech and lime so right mixture but all about same height and girth. The odd oak amongst lime and chestnut so was going to coppice around them and see if they take.
  22. woody paul
    Area I am talking about was planted 30years ago on grant scheme so 3m was the spec. Have been sided up when needed, block planted with sweet chestnut , oak ash beech and lime so right mixture but all about same height and girth. The odd oak amongst lime and chestnut so was going to coppice around them and see if they take.
  23. woody paul
    Area I am talking about was planted 30years ago on grant scheme so 3m was the spec. Have been sided up when needed, block planted with sweet chestnut , oak ash beech and lime so right mixture but all about same height and girth. The odd oak amongst lime and chestnut so was going to coppice around them and see if they take.
  24. woody paul
    Another opinion would be a husky 353 nice and light and got some poke.
  25. woody paul
    Just out of interest when would you carry out first thinning of hard woods planted at 3m spacings.

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