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lewiswood

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About lewiswood

  • Birthday 04/05/1989

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  • Location:
    Mere, Wiltshire
  • Interests
    Drumming, Producing music, Hunting, Walking, Shooting, Fishing, Chansaws!!!!1
  • Occupation
    Self Employed, Cutting, Logging, Dragging, Chipping and learning
  • City
    Warminster

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  1. And some pics of my Ford 6610 winch tractor. Done me well for a couple of years. But in the market for something bigger for skidding large sawlogs
  2. Here is some pics of my old man’s county’s. The 1174 from the tele
  3. We don't buy standing. we are contracting directly to the estate or forestry consultant. They then Market the timber.
  4. CCCB7C24-5FBD-4B5C-AF43-A3C4FB3D75E3.heic 972A4A75-0D64-448B-B00F-3764C05DFC5C.heic A3315796-A93C-469C-BB9A-7058AB52BCC8.heic 717BE243-9772-4634-9439-BC9A549A676B.heic
  5. I'm honestly not too sure about the strength once milled but I know the market is still very good. Tylers are certainly buying a lot that we are cutting along with quite a bit going for export. Heres some sawlogs from the last month AD9A9E28-3909-458C-BF3F-B9343E7ADDC1.heic CCCB7C24-5FBD-4B5C-AF43-A3C4FB3D75E3.heic 972A4A75-0D64-448B-B00F-3764C05DFC5C.heic A3315796-A93C-469C-BB9A-7058AB52BCC8.heic
  6. Hi Openspaceman. Just a little clarification. The window was smashed years ago (a little mistake with the anchors while loading her on a lorry). The tree wasn't felled on the tractor. It was felled on a go pro for dramatic effect. (no need to report anything). Im not sure they would have showed a tree felling on a tractor on TV. The same with the Skidding. There just wasn't a forwarder on site. That 2 minutes of tele was over a days worth of filming. They cut 6 or so trees some wedged and some straight felled. And this is what they ended up with. They also did much more on woodland management and ADB but none of that ended up being used.
  7. Hi. I’m on the lookout for a PTO winch. Is anyone selling anything at the moment. Thanks
  8. How close to bath are you. Maybe try Somer valley tree services. He’s near frome
  9. Where in south west is it. Could try East Bros sawmills
  10. Small ammo box is the perfect size for chain boxes.
  11. I see it had been moved and then your post and put 2 & 2 together. Glad it’ll be put to good use. I assumed it would only be good for firewood
  12. Is that the tree that was fallen in the hedge on the side of the road just down from you?
  13. Are you looking for seasoned?
  14. Due to an increased work load I am looking for someone to work alongside myself on a self employed basis. The work would involve felling hardwoods and some hand stacking. Pay would be dependant on experience and ability. Please contact me on 07896016310 Many thanks Lewis.
  15. Where are you in South Wilts. I’m on the wilts/Dorset border and it’s looking terrible around here.

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