beechhunter

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I have worked with bedford mks on the road that were under agri use but tms are lot heavier

Did he get one?

Has anyone got any experience with them? Looking at some on the web, thinking of turning one into a timber waggon. Could you get it on a forestry exemption?

Got this for sale goes on a 5 tonne digger. Could mount it on a road rail digger.

that's tiny mate, put it on the fire...

 

needs to be 18"+ before it's of any real use.

If only i had pound every time someone said that to me

Who do you work for beech hunter? Is it something you have cut down yourself?

Cut it down myself and i work for myself

Sorry it wouldn't let me upload a photo earlier!

Got a small amount of monkey puzzle felled about 2 weeks ago is it worth anything to anyone? I am near bradford west yorks

Hi all i am going to convert my pickup into tipper just wondering if anyone knows anywhere could get some alloy drop down sides that wont cost the earth and any help would be great thanks

Hi ridarb i would say the weakest point on the original brace is the d shackle. For a start i would replace the d shackle with a longer one to see how much the tree moves when you cut the old one off. I would also go see the tree on a windy day to see how its moving (sounds daft) should give you more of an idea if the brace is correct or not. Hope this gives you some ideas. Pat

Aspen

Is there any different rules about clearing trees on a green belt site appart from the usual ones?

what??????r????????????? lets see your reaction,,when they pilfer your hard earned goods? there stealing your property>? how is the defending your castle harsh???????????????????????????????/ have you ever been turned over? I have,,and believe you me,,my actions arnt repeatable on this furum to what i`D do if i caught em!

Had an earlier post removed

Was only thinking of the poor sole that would have to clear up the bodies

May be a bit harsh tho

The tpos cover single trees only which are having nothing done to them yet. My 5 cube limit would be taken up by 4 of the semi mature trees. The way which i was thinking of doing it would be start at the end of one quarter and carry on at the start of the next quarter taking out the smaller stuff. But there would be some left still. any ideas would be much appreciated.

Got a site to clear alot of small willow, birch, ash and alder also mixed in a couple of semi mature sycamore, ash, alder around the edge with a large open space in the middle customer has applied for planning for a storage yard. The problem is he wants them all down except some of the larger ones that have tpo,s but someone who owns a property bordering the site does not get on with my customer and will do anything to throw a spanner in the works. There is to much to fell with out a licence so i am looking for is some advice on how to tackle this and it needs to be done quickly before the council slap some orders on the bigger trees that are not already covered.

Thanks in advance

Had a quote from arbrisk they covered PL,hirers insurance, personal, and tool cover thought they were good on price a bit slack on communication just wondered if there was any more companies out there.

Sorry meant sole trader packages for insurance

Been looking into sole trader packages has anyone else had any dealings with them? Which companies are best for price and support ect thanks in advance

Pat

No worries thought better late than never.

Try fat tony aka abinns and co he's at Laneshawbridge his mobile is 07831848807

Hi swinny there is a lovely chap on cottingley moor road he has a small garden centre called Carlton Nurseries sorry no post code. Hope this helps beechhunter