aspenarb
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The Sarf of Hingland is a big place Ian, where abouts is the mulcher needed? It will need to be close for the transport not to be a deal killer. Bob
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A worthy addition , you will wonder how you managed without one. . Very nice Bob
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Are there no solid flywheel conversions available for that Gray? I would imagine the dualmass is being caned with the picker running all day at just over tickover, it may be worth getting shot of it in this application. Bob
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Thats pretty much it, I look at the subcontractors I use as work colleagues rather than competition. Bob
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Thats an impressive lift for such a small machine, good choice Mr Blade Bob
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Just a gurt wallet Ian, handy though that it takes the discs Bob
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I spoke to SWMBO and she assures me I like cheese and marmite sarnies, she also reckons I like tachos. I checked them out but somethings wrong. Bob
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Brilliant :lol: Mad busy here as well. Bob
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It must have been Transit day Steve, I have noticed on several occasions that they spend random days rounding up particular vehicle types. Bob
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Busy day today but the weekend is looking good, this lot sod off to horse shows all weekend :001_cool::001_cool::001_cool::001_cool::001_cool::001_cool: TV remote is mine:thumbup1: Bob
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Yep that works Mick Bob [ame] [/ame]
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£200 a roll from the States. Bob
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Its a bark graft so why not go latin if it needs bigging up Cortex ínsere pectóribus Bob
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Mick the welder finished putting on the rails today All done And another mile of forest track topped/reinstated
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We have fifteen years on the clock with Rye oils products and had no issues, the chain oil drum is getting low so will be re ordering. Bob
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TCD its a stark reminder to us all to fully spec the job and carry out only what has been accepted in writing.Some see the holes in the paperwork as their excuse to knock people. We have come across a few over the years. Bob -
Dont let the roof down , someone might see you edit: only joking Bob
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We have the jerky mecca just up the road
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Have you taken up hair dressing Paul? Bob
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We had a climber on for us that had lost his tickets , he never seemed that bothered but we needed to have them on record. NPTC needed quite a lot of exacting information and it was a bit of a struggle, we got there in the end but it was not easy . Bob
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Running a swing hammer mulcher or flail over it as suggested would shave off all the high spots and leave it in a mowable condition. Bob
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Like both of these, Pinkflloyd of course Gray all added to my playlist Bob
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Gray recently fitted a pto pump on the back of his tractor for running the timber crane on his trailer, it may be an option to mount the hydraulic winch to the crane jib for pulling the trees up the bank. We had one on the jib of our timber trailer that went behind the mog, it proved very useful in these situations. Bob
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Forgot to up date this, our landscape lads have been so busy lately Reo mesh and bars through the center divider 8 cube of concrete, Mick the welder will go out this week and put up the rails. And another base the lads have just done for a summerhouse, 15 cube of concrete
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They are only on the fronts of our tractors for recovery and pulling in the odd tree, the winch tractor does all the other stuff. They are slow but not painfully, for pulling stuff up a bank roadside I would have thought a hydraulic winch would be ok. Bob
