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  1. Time Left: 12 hours and 24 minutes

    • FOR SALE
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    2002 150ld reconditioned by global recycling 573 hrs ago it had a new engine at 250hrs, which has now done 323 hours and is barely bedding in. The overall condition is very good, a bit of paint wear and one small crack in the belt cowling from vibration that is getting welded this week it is not structural. The reason for sale is due to a change in direction of work, it is not getting used enough. It has got decades of life in it.

    £18,000

    , Kent - GB

  2. Has anyone found any brands that don’t have the issue? I plan on getting them re-soled but it’s pretty annoying, especially when the boot and even the tread is still ok.
  3. I have had a pair of Andrew’s do the same, an otherwise perfectly good boot.
  4. Could anyone enlighten me as to what these beauty’s are please?
  5. Bump. I’m currently paying up to £180 plus extras for equipment to one contractor just as an idea of monies. Anyone about and looking for more work?
  6. Self employed second climber/ groundsman wanted for part time work around the Canterbury area. Excellent rates of pay, nice work, use machinery where possible and reasonable days. Day rate negotiable upon experience and equipment supplied etc. Email [email protected] for more information.
  7. Self employed and competent climber and ground staff wanted in the Canterbury area for regular days on a when needed basis. Excellent rates of pay and sensible days/ good work. PM me for more details.
  8. Self employed and competent climber and ground staff wanted in the Canterbury area for regular days on a when needed basis. Excellent rates of pay and sensible days/ good work. PM me for more details.
  9. They are fine if the blades are sharp and the anvil is properly adjusted. If the blades are a bit dull, you can get away forcing it through with the crush for a bit longer but ultimately you need to keep the knives sharp. Which is what should be happening anyway it’s worth keeping a spare set with the machine. I have a 150ld and am very happy with it. The productivity to £ ratio is excellent!
  10. Will do, I came a bit late to this party and was a bit taken aback by some of the responses.
  11. I know Wilde and can vouch that he invests an awful lot of his own time and money into the railway to help them out and has done for years. From what I know the railway have had a survey done and there is a lot of work to be done and it’s more than he can manage, for free, over and above what he already does. He is not looking to earn a fortune just cover some of his costs, if possible.@trigger_andy To suggest that you can figure out someone’s intentions from a few posts on a forum without asking for proper clarification, I suggest is a little hasty. To outright call someone an opportunist is defamatory and offensive. Maybe people should spend a bit more energy trying to listen and understand instead of just assuming the worst, jumping to conclusions and hurling insults. It’s a forum, generally people come on and ask questions/ for help. Right?
  12. As above Ditch Witch SK755 and Bandit 150LD for hire covering south east Kent with an experienced faller with aerial rescue, it’s a versatile and productive set up for a reasonable price. pm me for rates. IMG_0293.MP4 IMG_0294.MP4
  13. I am looking for a self employed climber in the Canterbury area. We mainly work on trees rather than hedges, have good clients and try and use machinery and fell them as quickly as possible. For further information please email [email protected]

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