Suffolk-Matt
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I was quite impressed with this one even if I do say so myself! Dont need a FaceAche account to view.
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Tree surgeon about to be on watch dog 20:00 bbc1
Suffolk-Matt replied to Rick2517's topic in General chat
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 -
Richy has it.
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Yeah they are about £13-14 I think
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Original, Official STIHL Wood Moisture Meter Gauge - BNIB | eBay
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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rQc47zySAbw
Suffolk-Matt replied to danroker1987's topic in General chat
Jon might be interested in that butt lol -
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?
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Looking good!
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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
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Any used HB20's? Or ex demos? Thanks
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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.
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PM sent.
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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
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If posting it goes on a plane anyway!
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Shutdown is normally free isnt it?
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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.
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Isnt the bearing life span about the 300hr mark? Im not sure, still, worth good money.
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PM sent with contact details.
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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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Looks to have the "seam", no bash marks/scuffs on it though.
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Awesome video!
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Humans = Where theres a will... theres a way!
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Welding isnt my forte... Will need get the tape measure out and size the buck up once the cab is done. It wouldn't be fundamental to work, more of a project / toy to be fair so would like to keep costs minimum. A shallow buck is all thats needed as will build rest from ply/composite.
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Awesome, the project is on. Need to source a steel tipper bed first as i think that may well be the most expensive part.
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Ah ha, makes sense. Assume nothing is welded? Just bolts and rivets?
