mad matty
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if you had cs31 you could do one twice the size!!:laugh1: Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Have you looked into RDPE grants not sure if still available.....pay for your training...they reimburse you once book, but you have to pay for the assesment. A guy who i climb for sometimes got his cs30/31 that way. Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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The dealer has organised a morning for me to drop in on a client of his that owns one....(local council I think) so it will be a used machine, You pay your money you take your chance...two year warranty!!! Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Cheers CJM no worries.....I will have a demo first but watching Kentjames's one deal with conifer I like it just right for what I want. Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Me personally really like hiflex...like the stein ones more my choice in the warmer weather, hope that helps Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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I have bought stein kriegers on recommendation but got them for £150....I know good deal last pair.......Love'em slighty lighter than hiflex and not so hot.... IMO Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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James thought I'd resist looking at your website in case you thought I was stalking you!!! Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Years ago when all I could afford was a entec ch125.....that chipper did everything big or small. It will be a second chipper to go behind the 110 landy which can only hold 4 cube of chip so should be fine. Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Should put you on speed dial thanks for you help on all this chipper stuff Cheers Matty
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Cheers James.....it was watching your staring role in that you tube vid that made up my mind Thanks for all your input on this...I,m opting for the Honda engine which is a option they now list. Cheers Matty
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Cheers Jim....we are looking at the petrol version as a second machine, but thanks for the info and the review Cheers Matty
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Hi all, hope someone can help does anyone know of a good company that offers good price & cover for a new chipper. Thanks in advance.... Cheers Matty
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and the women were real and show you how to use it. cheers Matty
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Cheers fella, Spoke to him this morning subject to a couple of contracts settling up.....I think that will be the deal. Cheers Matty
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Hi Pete, which blades would you say are better the disc or square type, I favour the square type as it looks less daunting to blade sharpening companies. also Pete how many litres of fuel does it use per hour? Do any appear second hand yet? Cheers Matty
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James cheers for the links.....that does look a good machine, could I just ask you is it fairly economical fuel wise, is it reliable have you had any problems, Cheers Matty
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Thanks for the replies.....sounds like a good buy then maybe I will look at the diesel version.
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just come in, well a hour or so ago....ripped to shreds reducing 3 large thorn trees, I'm sure better weather has got to be on its way! Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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No one had any experience....oh well better book a demo then!! Cheers anyway.
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What a top fella!! pay him in beers!! Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Hi all thinking of getting another chipper to tow behind the landy.....like the look of the Greenmech arborist 130 anyone own one? Pros/cons please: are there any available second hand? Thanks in advance Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Cheddar valley cider......for me:thumbup: Cheers Matty
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Hi Mate that's the same as mine but a different colour, mine came from machine mart. only thing I remember is the cable release lever was a bit awkward on the first few jobs but soon loosened up. Good winch well pleased with mine if not a bit heavy. Cheers Matty
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I personally have a 4.8 ton tirfor copy...never let me down, pulled a large chestnut once out of a lake. Cheers Matty:thumbup1:
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Calm as you like, sun shining, birds singing. Oh sorry I was still day dreaming. Piddling it down as always and wind is blowing a hoolie. Cheers Matty
