HuntingHicap
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I did the same with a 560xp. Ran it ragged for a few hours after, never had any trouble.
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You're not far from @doobinor @lux
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I wouldn't say it needs big toys. 2 good climbers 2-3 groundies with a decent chipper ideally tracked if would staying on site would smash that in three days.
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Any other commercial charcoal producers on the forum ?
HuntingHicap replied to lux's topic in General chat
@northumbriaforestry -
My first job out of college was running the sawmill and mog he has on his website, he bought it from my old boss!
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@shaveysells them.
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Looking for a stump grinder man
HuntingHicap commented on J.cullen tree service's advert in Agricultural/Forestry Machinery
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As a postscript, 562 dawgs will not fit a 560. But most already know that.
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My 2014 560xp has been wearing a 562xp full wrap for the last 8 years or so😁bit like marmite full wraps, they make felling in tight spots and work in a tree easier, but are a bit bulky for snedding and low stump cuts are pretty much impossible.
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I thought this thread was about cheap mass produced ww2 submachine guns. Disappointed.
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Old school topper with a big heavy disc, and an override/slip clutch. Old Fergies not usually got much puff left to run a heavy flail, they need a fair bit of hp.
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Novice: top or rear handle 18v Makita for occasional use?
HuntingHicap replied to EdGreen's topic in Chainsaws
Whereabouts is near horrid London? I am in Surrey/Sussex borders and might be able to help/recommend someone. I don't need the full address btw. -
Nobody cares. Pretty amateur mewp work, not particularly fast and definitely not efficient. Yeehaa.
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Last time I went to Universal trailers in Bilingshurst they had one, might be worth a shout. They are IW dealer.
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Location, access and potential obstacles to overcome will affect this. I know a company that would chip the timber for free in West Sussex if they can get their tractors to it, but you would need to pay for the felling.
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Eurogreen is a good shout, or Stubbs Woodyard at Arundel.
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I've used that saw, it's @lux 's it's a great saw.
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@luxhas it or something like it on his house.
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All that bling on there and the spark arrestor is still in situ...
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@Mark McIntyre can build you one. -
I don't do long days. He rarely has to drag or chip. Usually wrapping it up by 2.
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But to be fair, I wouldn't get out of bed for 70 quid a day.
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You shouldn't be climbing at all with no tickets in an ideal world.
