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  1. Elmsdown Forestry
    If what I was told is true they are nothing but agro, major problem with injectors so engines are now on back order. The hire company who brought my hire truck to me last week after a 2 month old ranger fried it’s battery said they got loads of new transits parked up that don’t run. Enjoying the move to ford!!
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    Anyone have any experience of using this alternative to diesel? Already seeing the crud build up from the new improved environmental diesel and the GTL is supposed to be the answer.
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    Stand corrected! After looking through the scale history (tragic I know) tank weight full was 2350kg, dry weight 765kg 1000kg diesel and all the crap in the storage box adds up! But still as said struggles to lift. Pine log 4.9m max lift was 1860kg.
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    Yeah they are fine cranes not faulting that but 2 4.9m Corsican pine logs where weighing 1350kg on the forwarder scale and x loading was on its limit.
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    Evening J The cranab on the Komatsu isn’t actually a very powerful crane compared to others on the market. The 1110D/E crane has better lift but is slower through the motions and the Ponsse cranes even more power/lift. Unless you’ve got a power boost on that crane can’t see it lifting any more than my grab tank which when full is 1800kg and the tx really struggles to lift it high enough to slide it between the pins onto the bunk.
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    Pretty sure it won’t work. Head computer also operates the knives and saw functions. Be less agro to find a decent used grapple saw set up, shear head or even a smaller feller buncher head.
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    Sounds a fair price to me delivered in I know of roadside prices being 60 so not a bad price at all. Does anything go down in price and why should it. Contractors cost go up so products do the same.
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    On that note the hilux will be up for sale once the ranger turns up. If there’s any interest parties 2015 black invincible truckman s series canopy rear liner and rubber anti slip mat should be approx 105k miles serviced regularly long mot cam belt done 11.5k +vat
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    Drove the 3.2 ranger wildtrak today. Very impressed. Much better than the hilux and for me felt better than the navara tekna so order one. High spec engine seems good less vibration than the navara and a nice driver position. But as with them all there’s good and bad.
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    45k for the Amarok is mental money for a work vehicle. If was looking to spend that much would go ranger raptor with the new 10 speed box, but at 49k still a joke to be trashed in the wood. Apparently the x class with the 250bhp engine is brilliant and Merc have ironed out the faults from Nissan.
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    Navara n-guard definable on my radar along with a 3.2 wildtrak. The 3ltr hilux is a good truck but I do a lot of miles and need the 6 speed box for motorway.
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    Just took the mk8 invincible X out uncomfortable for me right knee constantly pressing against hard door trim no such Previous model. Each to there own. I was definitely not going to do long journey in that.
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    Mine is the last of the old shape 3ltr so has been pretty good all round. Reckon the new one isn’t actually as comfortable to drive as the mk7 or the navara.
  14. Elmsdown Forestry
    The only trouble I had was the starter went 3 months ago apart from that never skilled a beat.
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    Evening, Time to change the 15 plate hilux invincible now for sale. Interested to hear others problems with new hilux and new Navara. Rough mpg Cheers
  16. Elmsdown Forestry
    Roadside ash available on various sites Hampshire/West Sussex. 2.5m length 4-16 inch and 16inch upwards. Can arrange haulage on flats or crane. Sold by the m3/load. Nick 07595290954
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    Evening all. I am looking for transmission pump for fmg 678 anyone know of one out there or donor machine for sale Cheers
  18. Elmsdown Forestry
    Looking for recommendations for a descent work boot. Been wearing airstreams for past 5 years lastest pair worn out now so need to replace with non chainsaw protection boot as hardly ever pick up a saw now. Must be comfortable with toe cap protection and waterproof as will be worn for nearly 10 hours a day.
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    It only needs a re seal so it’s a easy fix but most want it for 2-3 days.
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    Evening all, Need a relatively large crane ram repaired in the north Kent area on real quick turnaround anyone recommend hydro places/ag mech that are good. Thanks
  21. Elmsdown Forestry
    Try Cameron at trust insurance cant fault them on both claims I’ve made. One was theft of timber grab link and rotator from forwarder and the most recent a debogging claim. BOTH sorted rapidly and easy. https://www.trustinsurance.co.uk/
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    Afternoon, I am looking for planting gang for a project in the Bury St Edmunds area planned for this season. 7500 bare root in 0.6m shelters with 0.9 stakes. Ideally would like someone with spraying tickets to carry out maintenance for 3 years and carry out 1st and 2nd year beat-up Please call 07595290954 rather than PM. Cheers Nick
  23. Elmsdown Forestry
    The site is a slight slope then ride then steep drop off to a small stream below. The rhody isn’t big max 8-10inch but a lot off smaller material you just won’t get a tractor too or drive between medium to large maidens.
  24. Elmsdown Forestry
    Evening all, Rhodi bashing with 13ton 360 with mulcher what sort of area should it tackle on an average day. Some dence areas amongst birch regen and some bank work with minimal coverage hence the average. Thanks Nick
  25. Elmsdown Forestry
    It might do it might not couldn’t be arsed to have that argument as they’ve advised it shouldnt be done.

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