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  1. Suffolk-Matt
    So with a pre 97, and a 7500kg truck you can only tow 750kg? Nothing is simple is it! We're looking to get a larger truck next year for which i will need further training ( post 97), just tempted to do the class 1 and be done it.
  2. Suffolk-Matt
    Total Driving - C1+E
  3. Suffolk-Matt
    Sorry forgot to add but my friends merc 4x4 isnt 3.5T... its either 4.5 or 5.5T. guessing your wanting to stay under the 3.5T mark
  4. Suffolk-Matt
    Makes sense I was working on the basis that adding the extra bits to mine to make it 4x4 would have increased weight by a factor. A chap I work with has the 4x4 Merc and its a great piece of kit but as you say the new models do seem to suffer from rust.
  5. Suffolk-Matt
    Ford did the "County 4x4" Transit. Not many tippers though. I was after the running gear to change mine to 4x4 for a while but lost interest in the project, payload will suffer due to the weight. There is one on ebay at the moment - Ford Transit County 4x4 4WD 2.5TD, 3 Way Tipper, MOT March 2015, NO VAT | eBay
  6. Suffolk-Matt
    As scraggs says in regards the SEO issue. Space your phone numbers so they read better on the home page. check it works on mobile devices Maybe use your domain name for your email also - [email protected] instead of the live.com address ( just forward the live.com address to you new domain for old customers.
  7. Suffolk-Matt
    I was quite impressed with this one even if I do say so myself! Dont need a FaceAche account to view.
  8. Suffolk-Matt
    Agreed! Although this comment made me smile - " Butcher later demanded another £3,000 but the court heard the work should have cost £637.50. " A very precise figure! Maybe they worked it out on a price per leaf basis
  9. Suffolk-Matt
    Richy has it.
  10. Suffolk-Matt
    Yeah they are about £13-14 I think
  11. Suffolk-Matt
    Original, Official STIHL Wood Moisture Meter Gauge - BNIB | eBay
  12. Suffolk-Matt
    Jon might be interested in that butt lol
  13. Suffolk-Matt
    Will have a look at that also Steve as seen is advertised. whilst im here, whats a good length? Was thinking 60m should be good?
  14. Suffolk-Matt
    Looking good!
  15. Suffolk-Matt
    Made a thread a while back about getting a rigging kit together. I had been subbing in climbers who bring there own. Anyway im pretty much there with every thing else ( based on 16mm system) but lacking a rope. Ive used plenty of riggin lines before but never taken an interest in what they are and who made them, wish i had now. so... 16mm suggestions please and reasons why! ta
  16. Suffolk-Matt
    Any used HB20's? Or ex demos? Thanks
  17. Suffolk-Matt
    Thanks for the tips and advice lads, appreciate it. I think for the little use it will get a 12v system will fine. Having said that if a well priced SH pto system came up for grabs id be tempted.
  18. Suffolk-Matt
    PM sent.
  19. Suffolk-Matt
    Been a few times one would come in handy so looking for some advice. Whats better for arb use, PTO or 12v? I have a defender 110. Pros and cons for the above? What to look out for on the second hand market? Thanks
  20. Suffolk-Matt
    If posting it goes on a plane anyway!
  21. Suffolk-Matt
    Shutdown is normally free isnt it?
  22. Suffolk-Matt
    Left hand stem (first picture) has some meaty wood and would take a while to with that fence below. right hand looks like large sections could be crashed out. A long day with 2 climbers and groundie would be my aim, but i dont do long days! Id get it all on the ground for £600 Bear in mind, photos are never great to go by.
  23. Suffolk-Matt
    Isnt the bearing life span about the 300hr mark? Im not sure, still, worth good money.
  24. Suffolk-Matt
    PM sent with contact details.
  25. Suffolk-Matt
    Providing myself and the family are fully stocked up all mine gets sold. Facebook, gumtree, anywhere. Always collected within a couple of days.

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