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  1. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Just bought a log splitter so im diversifying lol
  2. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Sill on waiting for it, the guy who has it is on with contracting felling for a massive saw mill up in the North and he's not had time to even look at it yet, im in no reall hurry so im just sitting waiting...tic, toc
  3. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Ill come for it mate, im in Newcastle, can I come Monday? Call me Chris 07824667456
  4. chrisgilltreesurgery
    No, the guy who I was getting off had some gearbox problems before i paid for it so i am still waiting to here from him... Tic toc
  5. chrisgilltreesurgery
    I should really get into the habit of giving all info before asking for peoples views/recommendations I dont want a pedestrian grinder, I want a self drive 3 or 4 wheel grinder
  6. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Ive just bought a Wallenstein, everyone raves about them, there is a company who sells them on ebay, I got the blokes tel number off there, what a nice chap too! I went for the Wallenstein WX910T and cant wait till it gets delivered!!
  7. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Im looking to buy a stump grinder, my budget is £6-7k What would you recommend? What should I stay away from? I look forward to your views
  8. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Im looking at purchasing the Wallenstein WX910T 1k over budget but I think its the machine for me as I do suffer from lower back pain and if im working a splitter with a bed hight of 21-24" im gona suffer. The WX910T has a bed hight of 29" which will make my back a happy bunny!
  9. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Which model do you have?
  10. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Im liking the look of the Wallenstein WX540! Now I have to locate a second hand machine if im lucky
  11. chrisgilltreesurgery
    My budget is 2k but would love a second hand machine for half that if poss
  12. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Thanks guys
  13. chrisgilltreesurgery
    I am looking for some info and recomendations into which log-splitter to purchase. I curently use an axe, but as the demand for logs in my village has increased I have decided to buy myself a log-splitter. I do not have a Tractor or hydrolics so im needing the kind with an engine of some description. A road towable one would be most beneficial. I look forward to your suggestions... Chris
  14. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Alex Price has one on his website for sale now, maybe worth a look
  15. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Go back and see what kind of a horses arse they make of the trees mate
  16. chrisgilltreesurgery
    erm....... this place lol
  17. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Only if you'll help me through it?
  18. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Ive considered enrolling but ive been looking through the course content and it looks so intense and im running a business, trying to be a husband and father in my spare time! Its a dam shame that the only options that I have are a level 3 or level6!
  19. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Back end of the year would be best mate, You will have to do some root pruning once lifted, once re-planted it would be best to prune the tree to compensate for any root damage. If your wanting more in depth info you will have to wait for someone else to come along mate. Good news on the college course though eh!
  20. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Aye it was a good'n, i was there for the college competition climb on thursday and back today for the pro's! I missed my mate Ben who had come from Penrith to climb Grrrrr Good day out had by all IMO
  21. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Not worth it mate!
  22. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Good job mate, just hope it's ok with that amount having been removed
  23. chrisgilltreesurgery
    What a lovely photo
  24. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Big pat on the back for you mate!!
  25. chrisgilltreesurgery
    Took a tri stemmed living one down this week and got a completely dead one to do next week, I'm up in Newcastle where I doubt there has been drought since 1940 considering all the bloody rain we've had!

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