HuntingHicap
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hardwood and softwood wanted south devon
HuntingHicap replied to carpenter1's topic in Firewood forum
If you can collect Gavin Berlyn at Wildwoods Contractors in Marldon would load you up with arbwaste. Will probably want at least a drink tho. -
Hungry tree!
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It was backwards leaning over a fence I cheated and winched it with the land rover Sent from my SM-G935F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Thank you so much!!!!😄 Sent from my SM-G935F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Rate..... Sent from my SM-G935F using Arbtalk mobile app
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6 to 8 ton of newly felled beech
HuntingHicap replied to woodywoodpeckertree's topic in Firewood forum
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Bsa Scorpion in .22 with two 10 mags and a divers bottle with a recent test. Scope and Bipod NOT INCLUDED. 500 quid ono
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Not mounted on a digger but how's this for a homemade log splitter:001_smile:
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Yesterday's job....was being held up by ivy and skyhooks I think:lol:
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Doe this qualify for the thread?
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Acacia Plant Hire in Henfield, or Winner Plant in Worthing. I think Coppards do them as well, they are in Brighton area.
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Do four wheeled ones count:blushing:
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Yep an 18 year old could surprise people at traffic lights with no sawmill on the back....but not when the boss was watching:001_tt2:
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Sorry is that a gross mistake? I used to drive the U2100 in my avatar....at least, I think that's what it was called:blushing:
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That's disgusting!! what is it? U1900?
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Depended how it was grinding. Starting from the edge they were big, straight down on top they got smaller...but by the end of it they were definitely smaller so I guess it must have been dulled. There was a fair bit of debris in both stumps, which wouldn't have helped,but I checked the teeth before I returned it they all were still a fairly uniform shape on the cutting edge:001_smile:
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Nice grinder Bob! but the mog needs new wiper blades:thumbup: The teeth werent too bad, though I don't have any photos to prove that:sneaky2:
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Can't speak with authority on the power side, as it's the first big grinder I've ever used, but once it had been running for a few hours the hydraulic operation of the head slowed considerably. I think u can fiddle with the flow to combat this, I guess the reason was it was getting hot hence the oil was thinning. Working alone definitely didn't helped. Still, got it done and got paid.
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2 cylinder Lombardini 29hp I think....fills up a trailer fairly well...
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I wa working on my own, I didn't have the advantage of a flunky
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I did wonder if it was the best tool for the job...and yes, it's a handful...even with a remote...the switches have very little sensitivity... Mick you are absolutely right about a day for both. Actual grinding time would have been approx 6.5 hours I reckon, but cutting/digging foreign objects out, preparing the stumps and raking back chippings, took almost as long as the grinding.
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Two stumps, two days, is a good machine to use, but boring:001_rolleyes:
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Lime full of rot pockets and bits of flint....blunted three chains....the macra carpa had a rock in the middle of it
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First one I have used...have worked with people who owned them. Was a bit of a baptism of fire.
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Yes hired. The biggest one i could find.
