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Our Micro Arb truck does all that and some. It also has a flat bed, additional tow hitch, custom metal greedy boards, extended trailer, quality Honda engine etc etc, we got ours for a respectable 4K in a preferred orange colour. We wouldnt be witout it and the heavy duty work it can do is phenominal...Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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Enjoyable-and the sun was out too..thanks.
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Mines on it's way, just paid £340 customs/excise duty though.
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Who cares-am paggered by the time I'm up there, I'll be using it for the bigger climbs and save some energy.
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Having spent over 2 years on and off living in Norway in the Royal Marines during the 80's, I have the following to offer: it's bloody expensive, the beer is pricey, they are good drivers but on the wrong side of the roads, in the UK you could have 2 pints and be ok to legally drive, however in Norway your on a big downer-.1% alcohol level in your body and you can't drive**the Police & courts are extremely strict so be warned**,oh, and last but not least-all the girls love it ! lol-enjoy.
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Great pictures Pete. I'll have it in two weeks or so but will need a 1/2" double braid 150ft+ rope n bag..costs a fortune..but hey ho, I wont be put off getting up the high ones-the lads and I will have some fun practicing on some local really high beech trees..thanks again..Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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It's on it's way !
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Steve, it's most likely within the Conservation area, I have an application in for a euc close by.
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Thanks Pete, appreciated.
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Ring me Steve on 07519-449392, Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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Hello all, am interested in the Wraptor tree ascending device, anyone have any knowledge of UK distibutors/prices and information on the item, thanks in advance...Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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If it is a burr no matter which tree, it will be worth a great deal of money to our wood turning/furniture making brethren.
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mmm...strange !!
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Overtightened the front bolt on my 365 S, while fitting large dogs-crack, a replacement is needed asap-complete with rear rubber guard and chain tensioner-cash waiting, thanks in advance,Mobile: 07519-449392 or a pm Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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better to have bad luck than no luck at all.lol
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18" max, the warranty from Husky would be void if you used a bar longer than that specified in the owners/users manual..Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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Try Phil at "Lowe Maintenance" based near Skipton-they run all kinds of courses including rec climbing.. Good luck, Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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Cancer.
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I think the only way to actually make the chipper pay for itself is to use it yourself on your own arb jobs, but also hire it out "with an operator". That way you know how the machine is being treated/operated/not being abused etc. There are a lot of folk out there who havnt done a chipper course, I shudder at the thought of some inexperienced lad manouvering a tracked chipper off/on the trailer, then negotiating mrs buckets prize roses as well as the neww garage wall/gate etc. The going rate for a 6" infeed chipper is around £180 per day and that includes the person hiring picking it up and dropping it back off. Most of my customers dont want the hassle of running a chipper and prefer a full/half day deal...good luck...Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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Love it !
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Looking for someone with a mobile saw mill for oak
leafcut replied to karlton's topic in General chat
Have you considered using an Alaskan Mill ?, you will need a large saw-say 395/3120-660/880 or close, a decent sized bar say 36" upwards ideally fitted with a ripping chain, oh, and not forgetting some straight ally ladders, some 6" screws and a power drill n wedges..best of. Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd. -
Agreed, Portawinch 2000 or similar, mint.
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Message sent Steve-Nick, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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I think some of us may be missing the point here: Honey bees and wasps are not afforded any particular protection so moving/disturbance or even killing them may be acceptable,however the humble bumble is I believe protected, or legislation is going through parliament to afford the bumble bee full status protection. Sorry, I do not know which act or regulation this comes under, but I am sure this is the case. Maybe someone with a little more time could look into this, clearly as arborists it is in our own and the industries interest to know about such issues. Some folk dont give a hoot about anything insect especially ones that sting. This is a good post and should be given some serious thought. So can anyone put their finger on the legislation, thanks....Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
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All due respect to your questions and some very helpfull advice but do you have your CS 41 tree dismantle ticket, ? that course would answer a lot of your questions...all the best, Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.
