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aspenarb

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  1. I dont know about the body on that truck but I just bought an ali sided tipper body with a tool locker to go on an RB and I dont think the whole thing weighs 1/2 a ton. It can certainly be pulled about by two blokes. IVECO DAILY 2003 TIPPER BODY WITH HYDRAULIC PUMP | eBay Bob
  2. Dont forget to subtract the weight of the residual chip that gets jammed in everything like the heater vents, door pockets ,cab etc and all the old coke cans and maccy D wrappers. . You might be down to 500kg. Bob
  3. . The drivers cpc exemptions are still undergoing fine tuning, they are going to finalise the ones for AG/forestry shortly. Extract The government is also reviewing whether the scope of exemptions can be extended in respect of farmers – and has said it will also be reissuing guidance shortly . This will considerably cut burdens on this small group. VOSA clarifies transitional enforcement around new Driver CPC exemptions - Transport Operator - Transport Operator Bob
  4. If you get a civvy one with the twin wheel rear axle they are a 7.5 tonner but have an 11 ton train weight. Bob http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=156628&stc=1&d=1400438990
  5. Put an axe through this lot then And no its not mine. Bob
  6. I had an old range rover with air shock/load levelers on it. When I scrapped it I put a pcl fitting in the compressor and use it for pumping up tyres. A bit heavy duty but really quick and its good enough to blow out saws. I have tried all the cheap ones and they dont last five minutes. This one will run for hours. Bob
  7. And when the human race is finished and has made the world uninhabitable it will be plant life that reduces everything we have built to soil. What would be left of anything on this planet if vegetation went unchecked for a thousand years? And that is a mere blink in time considering the millions of years this planet has been here. Bob
  8. Men in sheds That looks a handy bit of kit for picking away at tree once its on the floor. Even if it was static it would be really handy but to track and load its the nuts. Bob
  9. No he is fine, that is a post feed snap and the little sod just gags down the same amount as the others. He is slim jim normally. Bob
  10. I reckon this is about right. Our 60 cube bin when heaped up but well stacked with fresh cut pine chogs goes just under the 20 ton. I know the piccy is not pine but just an indicator of how crammed in it needs to be to get 20ton .
  11. Forget my post this is a much better idea. Bob
  12. Sod the battery powered tools, for the less money you could buy a suitcase genny and a decent grinder. I have the 18volt dewalt stuff which is fairly good but I know it would not buff up a set of grinder teeth even with three batteries, they just dont have the nuts of a proper grinder. Bob
  13. Well another month has gone by and Drater has still not grown. Less than half the size of his brothers and sisters. Has to be the smallest terrier ever. Still fits in the palm of my hand. Bob
  14. Listen to this man he knows what he`s talking about.:lol: We have all been there. Bob
  15. We used to run a Ferrari tractor which looks like the same type of thing. That too punched well past its weight, it spent most of its life mulching off between narrow spaced plantations untill its front parted company with the back. The front section had to be chased down and the stop pulled Bob http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=155805&stc=1&d=1399805355
  16. You need a beast like this then A couple off good hard whacks and they are out. Its one I knocked up on the lathe out of a lump of 32mm bar a few years ago , bit heavy but highly effective. Bob
  17. I found the easiest way to get the splined sleeves out of the rollers was to weld a big nut on to it and slide hammer them out. Bob
  18. We had one of Arboreaters ( Michael Dalrymple`s ) first chucknduck chippers back in the very early eighties on a 406 mog. That would instantly devour a stick as big as you could lob off your shoulder , lethal . I think its still buried in the corner of the yard so I will take a snap of it. I know on one occasion it ate an av topper that a climber left in the hopper, the driver never checked before engaging the PTO. Bob
  19. Why bother with the de stumping ? he wants to re stock with broadleaf so clear the Holly and re plant. Spray off the regen as part of a program. If he is that bothered about all the stumps stick a 20ton 360 in there and power rake the whole site. Bob
  20. Run a mulcher over it and enter into a spraying program. Its the only practical way. We have been knocking over vast area`s of Holly recently. Bob
  21. Burying a goldfish
  22. Despite being told dozens of time not too the lads that do the domestic work have been feeding the sweepings through the chipper destroying the ali blades. Timberwolf`s dont like stones. Bob
  23. The values of timber /chip vary regionally. Around here you would get nothing for the chip but you would relatively get good money for the timber if it was stacked roadside. Bob
  24. This must be the only trade that allows a person to go on a two day course and then loose them into the open with a qualification for something in most cases they know nothing about. This should be a two or three year contractually tied in proper apprenticeship whereby they do their time with an affiliated company, when I say do their time I dont mean a few weeks work experience I mean doing a proper weeks work . Then after a meeting with an assessor to evaluate their performance both in the workplace and with the college should there be any form of qualification awarded. There might be just a tad more loyalty shown to those that have dedicated their time and effort training them before they whimsically jump ship in most cases for a few quid. Bob
  25. A few sticks suitable for carving up for grabs.Seems a shame to run them in for chip. No shake, can load. Between just over a 1mtr to 650mm Dia and 3mts in length. Can load. Bob

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