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  1. carpenter1
    yes that
  2. carpenter1
    Its not hydraulic powered To reset it you have to put it back on the ground
  3. carpenter1
    Thats what I need next I will save the penny's
  4. carpenter1
    I want an international for loader work, I use those tractors all the time, the 35 is brown with mud at the moment. Some people park them up, and thats it, not these. What international would you get?
  5. carpenter1
    This is all I can find for a minute, off all three. At the local show.
  6. carpenter1
    Can you collect
  7. carpenter1
    I am looking for an older BIG saw for milling if any one has any thing contact me please
  8. carpenter1
    The tef 20 only really gets used for linkbox jobs, and light trailer work. And match ploughing. The david brown 770, used for baling, and lighter and normal road work, as its faster on the road than the others. And has 12 forward gears. The 35, which has a 135 engine, log splitting, heavy trailer work, mowing grass, turning hay, heavy road work, up to about 4 tons in trailer. If I could only have one its the 35 with the 135 engine, I bought all mine for under £1000, have done them all up a bit. Lick of paint, and a few parts hear and there. Oh and the engine for the 35. Its good having a brother working for an agricultural engineering company, so parts at there cost price:thumbup: Will dig a pic out of them all if any one wants
  9. carpenter1
    i have a tef 20 , mf 35, and a david brown 770, do all i need, pull trailers full of logs, make hay.
  10. carpenter1
    About 40 a ton or less
  11. carpenter1
    Nice frame and ledge door, but what about the brace?
  12. carpenter1
    Whats the max cut? Price? I have considered looking into getting one
  13. carpenter1
    I would be interested Sort some prices out and contact me
  14. carpenter1
    Would like to know how many nets to a loose cubic meter
  15. carpenter1
    Eddie can you try mole valley farmers again keep asking them if they stock it And also cornwall farmers
  16. carpenter1
    Whats every one elses prices for this week
  17. carpenter1
    They said diesel is 131.9 this week, is this a good price?
  18. carpenter1
    I live within 5 miles of 2 bp fuel stations And not sure of supermarket fuels
  19. carpenter1
    Its for bp only , which is fine usually only use them anyway 12 for card Think its there fuel card services
  20. carpenter1
    Has any one got a fuel card ? Got phoned about one today Its ment to be 4 or 5p cheaper a litre than national average? Whats the disadvantages
  21. carpenter1

    Which oil

    carpenter1 replied to PC tree's topic in Chainsaws

    only aspen for me
  22. carpenter1
    Same for me not vat registered, we do not turn over enough money
  23. carpenter1
    Hulix for me, but more money
  24. carpenter1

    Sawdust

    carpenter1 replied to JJ1's topic in Firewood forum

    I use mine in my orchard for mulch, to keep the grass from the trees
  25. carpenter1
    What should I use for the log shed sides, I was thinking about using 150mm with a 30mm gap, What would you all do Any pics?

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