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  1. It will be used a lot at this time of year but will still need to be able to put a bucket back on easily. I was planning on using suregrip controls as I already have one set up for the tilt bucket. I would much rather have a permentent solution than some loads of dangling hoses. The Cat is a 2008 model
  2. Thanks for the replies so far. It is fixed mount grapple with a worm drive rotator. In standard form the machine only has 1 single acting aux line off of a foot pedal, this has then had a solenoid diverter valve fitted to allow for a 2 way circuit off of joystick buttons that currently operated a tilt bucket for grading. my other idea was to take the feed from the existing hammer line, remove the foot pedal and put this straight into the extra block. Essentially I need to get 2x two way circuits and 1 single acting circuit down to the head.
  3. I have a parcel of around 1,100 cubic foot of Oak for sale. It is rideside now, has all been forwarded and not skidded. Mixture of grades and sizes.roughly 50T of firewood also avaliable from this job. Call or pm for details. Thanks David 07896036437
  4. Hi All, I am installing a second valve block onto my Cat 308 to control a grapple saw and need to t- into the hydraulic system to take a constant feed from the pump. 1) Is there an ideal place to take this from 2) where is it best to take the feed back to, I assume straight back into the tank? 3) Are there drawbacks to doing it this way? I dont really want to run it through the main valve block due to causing extra stress to this? Any comments or ideas would be great Thanks
  5. Due to injury we are looking for a freelance climber for 1-2 days a week, based near to Gatwick, all work is within a hour, jobs range from conifer topping to big dismantles. Please call on 07896 036 437 Thanks David
  6. We are looking for someone full time or regular part time for works over the winter and into the spring. Ideally you will be able to work alone and in a team, show common sense and have a sense of pride in what you do. the following are useful but not essential. chainsaw Qualifications machinery operating qualifications climbing qualifications Experience in felling, domestic works, agricultural and domestic fencing, access and groundwork. works will include occasional travel into central London but travel time, vehicle and a generous London Bonus is provided Please send your CV or give me a call for a chat Thanks David 07896 036 437 [email protected] Sparrowhatch Forestry
  7. Does anyone know of training providers that offer training and certification in use of an airspade for decompation and digging? It has not previously been an issue however a site manager is insisting on certification before we can work. Thanks
  8. Looking for woodchip in Surrey just usual arb waste chip is fine, must be at least 6 months old and have access for 8 wheeled grab lorry. Good prices paid and we will need at least 5 lorry loads. Call me on 07896 036 437 Thanks David
  9. We have 1/2 a lorry load of softwood cut to 3m near to Redhill, Surrey. It has been cut since winter and was windblown the year before so fairly dry. I can arrange local delivery. Thanks David 07896 036 437
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    <p>Hi, I might have some work for you in kent at the end of august, subject to suitable trail day etc. </p>

    <p>give me a call and we can have a chat 07896 036 437</p>

    <p>David</p>

     

  11. We have good quality hardwood firewood at roadside now in locations around East Sussex. Split into the following grades: Mixed Hardwood (Birch, Chestnut, Oak, Alder, Ash) £45 per Ton Pure Ash (Limited availability) £50 er ton I can put you onto a good local haulier, all wood has good artic access, hand-cut this year, and in 4m lengths. Call or message me on here Thanks David 07896 036 437 [email protected]
  12. Hi does anyone know where the solenoid is located that operates the gear splitter on a Case 995? The switch has stopped working on mine so just need to check this. Thanks
  13. This has happened to a few peoples saws that I know, and mine is just starting to do the same. Think it has to go back to the dealer to have the software reloaded, no actual fault just the ecu has forgotten some bits
  14. We are looking for a part time/freelance climber to join us for 1-2 days a week. Our work is varied and includes both domestic and commercial. You will have: Been climbing for 2 years Hold cs30,31,38,39 Be capable to undertaking reductions to BS3998:2012 and light rigging work Hold a full UK driving licence Ideally you will be over 25 and hold a towing entitlement. The position is for either a freelancer who holds all their own kit or part time on PAYE with us providing kit. If you are interested in the above please contact me via email with CV or covering note detailing your experience and suitability for this role. [email protected] David Abbott 07896 036 437 Sparrowhatch Forestry
  15. Due to an increase in contracts Sparrowhatch Forestry are looking to appoint a new member of our forestry team. We are a small operation that works across East and West Sussex, Surrey and Kent. Our client base is wide and includes the FC, NT, Wildlife Trusts and private landowners. We undertake all forestry works from establishment though to final harvesting, woodland infrastructure works and all other operations. Although a large portion of the time will be spent cutting you will also be required to undertake other works in line with the above. you will have the following as a minimum: Minimum 2 years cutting experience NPTC CS30,31 First Aid qualification Ideally candidates will also: be able to Operate machinery ie tractor, winch, forwarding trailer, 360 Hold CS32,34,35. hold a full UK driving licence This is a full time position with salary based on experience and responsibilities, training courses, PPE and equipment is to be provided. For further information or to register your interest in the above position please send an email to [email protected] and include your cv and a brief covering note about yourself. David Abbott Sparrowhatch Forestry Ltd Sparrowhatch Forestry
  16. We will be having some overstood chestnut coming roadside around the hailsham area in the next month or so. Diameters will be 16" up to 24". Can be cut to required length and loaded onto flats. If anyone is interested please pm, email or call me. Thanks David [email protected] 07896 036 437
  17. Looking for a hauler to make a few runs from East Sussex up to Norfolk, Is there anyone that is able to do this run, it will be a fairly regular run as we are looking to supply 150-300T to this customer per year. There is good artic access both ends. Thanks
  18. Cheers TCD, I will give him a ring tomorrow, what issues were they having with the heads 2 years ago?
  19. Has anyone used one of the above and, the specs look good and seem to have good speed for a smaller unit. Also does anyone know of the UK dealer if there is one? Thanks David
  20. That;s not a bad Idea for running the return. I was planning on plumbing it into the return for the loader that used to be fitted but your way may be easier
  21. Thanks for the replies so far and a bit of an update I managed to have a bit of a play with it yesterday, the two connections on the end are the forward/reverse drive but nothing seemed to come out of the 3rd pipe on top. It was only on idle speed and with no pressure on the pump so this may change when I can actually put a bit of stress on it. The plan is to finish the mounting bracket at the end of this week and take it for a little test pull somewhere.
  22. Hi all, Picked this hydraulic winch up last week and managed to get it inside today and take a look. All of the other hydraulic winches that I have seen/used have a tow way motor and 2 hoses, however this one has three, any ideas how it would be setup? It was to replace another I have for the front of the tractor, current setup goes in to the rear spool valves and in/out is controlled off of the levers in the cab and would like a similar setup with this one if possible? Thanks
  23. Hi All, Possibly require a contractor with a 360 mounted mulching head to tackle an area of rhodo that I am pricing up in Dorset. Diameter of up to 10" on most of the stools and the ground is ok in some areas and a bit wet in others. There will be 5-10 HA to clear depending on progress so happy to work on a day/hectare rate. Operators must hold FMOC qualifications. Any suggestions please call/email/pm Thanks David [email protected] 07896 036 437
  24. When FISA was first introduced I thought we were all onto a good thing. A forestry specific organisation that is here to improve health and safety and reduce levels of red tape....Winner!! So far all that seems to have happened is a lot of position changes within the management structure of the organisation, arguing and the introduction of poorly thought out FISA refresher courses, which, were already offered by both NPTC and LANTRA. In order to be compliant on some of our FC contracts and to be a little bit safer I wanted to book onto the FISA FM works manager course for myself and another member of staff, and the location that these are run ... North wales or South Scotland we are based in Surrey!! When questioned about this and asked to put on a course in the midlands/south of England I was told it was not in their interest to do so. Am I a paid up member of FISA .... Yes Am I a member by choice ..... NO Would I be if I didn't have to due to FC Contracts ..... NO
  25. As above I am looking for 3-4 people to fill out a team for cutting rhodo in Wareham, Dorset. Starting last week of Feb and lasting for 3-4 weeks, £100 per day + Bonus if completed ahead of schedule. must provide own fuel, saw, PPE and be FISA compliant with your tickets (Last 5 years) for further information or to register you interest please contact me on 07896 036 437 or via Email [email protected] Thanks David

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