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Would be a beast to tow mind lol
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If the suspension is directly mounted its probably a torsion axle [ATTACH]194398[/ATTACH] Blue is rubber and the wheel is attached to the inner bar. Max width now 2.55m (8') length 7m (23') For size comparison a Passat (2015) external dimensions are Width 1.8m (6') Length 4.7m (15'6") So you could, dependant on suspension have quite a low trailer bed with which you could fit a car between the wheels
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Thanks spud. The screws come in a pack of 10. I used 2
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The only numbers on the doge are, 1129 A I'll text Eddy_t as he is good with part numbers
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Found screws. Pm address and I'll send them over as a Xmas present lol. Will go and look at saw in a min
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Can't see serial number and not taking bar off at this time of night lol Still looking for screws. May be under my bed. I'm heading up in a min so will look when I'm checking for monsters
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Yes I ordered some. Will look for a serial number They don't come with screws so order some unless I can find the spares I have Dogs and screws about £12
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Tipping extra cab pickup towing chipper and 3.5ton tow capacity pickup carrying tools and big tipping trailer If you get a turntable chipper back the trailer to the chipper, fill the pickup spin the spout and fill the trailer. About 4ton of legal chip removal on b+e license
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Transits may hold more but if DVSA catch you is it worth the fine and aggro?
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Just some quick back of envelope sums. I've done the sums for 3' high greedy board/box. ~Not accounting for box weight or tools~ Transit single cab payload 1175kg Ranger double cab payload 1340kg Transit l3.2 (10.5') w2.07 (6.79') h914 (3') = 6m3 Ranger l1.54 (5.08') w1.52 (4.98') h914 (3') = 2.15m3 Assuming woodchip weighs around 300kgm3 Transit = 1800kg (625kg overloaded) Ranger = 645kg (695kg underweight) Let's do sums for a more realistic 5' high box on a transit that makes a full load of chip 3028kg. (1,853kg overweight)
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I live in the national forest and they give 2 free trees to residents that apply. I get a hazel and something. I've had wild pear, rowan and cherry as the second choice I had my first probably 12 years ago, missed/forgot a few (before Facebook pages to remind me lol) missed 6 years as I was away with the Royal Navy then last year I had my 2 and got some more this year to collect soon. I got towards the end of the day and take any spares if they're going.
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I've done it once, but it almost dislocated my shoulder
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I like the look of the electric start on the 450
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Chainsaw training when physically disabled
JLA Arborists replied to ccharlie's topic in Training & education
Have you thought about a silky? Ridiculously sharp and no training required. Although no less care is required as it wouldn't take much searching to find a multitude of silky bite pics. I have a curved zubat 330mm. When it was new I would quite happily cut upto 8" now it's two years old and almost blunt (to me) I still can cut 3" without much bother. I'd consider a straight blade if I was doing predominantly felling with it. http://www.silkysaws.com/Silky_Saws/Straight-Saws -
If your axe is like ours was, it wouldn't matter which way round you used it. That was till I took a file to it, now I can shave with it before drill night
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Im keeping quiet 🚒💦🍃
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I gained my cs39 using a rear handle 200. If anything it promoted better work positioning and I prefer to use a rear handle on a pole.
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Found some wall paper I like. I'll have to buy green paint, come spring lol
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I got some off eBay. There's been a few threads with titles http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=93072 Treesource does some too http://www.treesource.co.uk
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=59551 Good idea but how much weight is in that? It'll have to be taken off payload
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All this talk of books had had me spending my pennies I'm going to have to buy a shelf as well now
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=70135 hope this helps. The next task is to try and find some of them. Some of them there's not many about so big $bucks$ lol
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I'm ok. Plodding on waiting for the lottery win. Which I won't get as I have no money to put it on lol
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Can I get a bigger bandage?? The cut is only 3/4" long. I got hit in the face as the chipper snatched the branch.
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Suppose it's the same as the zigzag. They crack but mine is fine.
