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  1. Lyncombe-climber
    I've driven the 3L manual brilliant!!!! Goes like stink!
  2. Lyncombe-climber
    Yeah all the time. I wear one attached to a bunjee type thing when sheep shearing.
  3. Lyncombe-climber
    Always
  4. Lyncombe-climber
    I'm going to have a large amount of yew soon, 3ft dia plus.
  5. Lyncombe-climber
    It's very dangerous lads. My mrs in still recovering from skin cancer. Amongst others. Religiously wear factor 50.
  6. Lyncombe-climber
    Accom can be provided
  7. Lyncombe-climber
    Sam??
  8. Lyncombe-climber
    Going to require 3 people. Accom can be provided but own transport, saws and ppe essential. This is hardwood thinnings on 22 acres. Some steep stuff. Some easy stuff must be waterproof . I will provide fuel, oil etc. This is in North Somerset. Pay dependant on experience.
  9. Lyncombe-climber
    Didn't work for me on iPad
  10. Lyncombe-climber
    If want the reverse drive though
  11. Lyncombe-climber
    I'd love a fendt. But not justifiable.
  12. Lyncombe-climber
    Just over 1000 silage. Probs gonna be about the same for hay.
  13. Lyncombe-climber
    This is what we've been using this week. 6630 with quikie loader and 6830
  14. Lyncombe-climber
    Two of my favourite girls
  15. Lyncombe-climber
    Hi mate where in somerset. I got a great supplier. Ashley at weston garden machinery. Mention me for 20% off.
  16. Lyncombe-climber

    <p>Hi Simon. Sorry mate been super busy! Give me a call tomorrow?</p>

  17. Lyncombe-climber
    Yeah Jon. Sure is.
  18. Lyncombe-climber
    1.15 m3 to the ton.
  19. Lyncombe-climber
    Look on the small woodland owners group website mate.
  20. Lyncombe-climber
    Good man. Nice fell.
  21. Lyncombe-climber

    <p>Up sidcot school.</p>

  22. Lyncombe-climber

    <p>You been working up or farm mate? Felling spruce and ash??</p>

  23. Lyncombe-climber
    So our John deere that are chipped and all 50k boxes that we run flat out is wrong. Never see the police telling us off. Just saves having a que behind me.
  24. Lyncombe-climber
    I have the FC graphs if you want them.
  25. Lyncombe-climber
    No point getting a harvester in so would all be hand cut. Steep slopes make it time consuming. Then would all have to winched into a place suitable for a forwarder to the stacking area. I'd want nothing short of all of it. So personally I'd offer £5 pc standing.

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