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PC tree

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  1. A up mate, I have the older petrol version. Depending on what you want from it it does a beltin job! 6x9 infeed means less sneddin out and will happily chip 5" but happier on 2/4" stuff. I'm very happy with mine, though the diesel will have more grunt. Oh and light too. Hope this helps PC
  2. I did 8 years agri fencing before becoming Arb, and yes knuckling down in all weathers on that job is fine, felling also.. But you can not climb and prune trees when it's piss wet through. Not efficiently and safely anyway. :-)
  3. I feel the same way, got loads on but can't get in them to do it. Tried climbing when the trees are wet but just ended in winding myself up because of the time lost trying and failing to get into a good work position. Nothing we can do about the weather and at 37 I'm slowly learning! To quote from the awesome film The Crow "can't rain all the time"
  4. Oooh Hawthorne..... Gauntlets and a big chipper!!!
  5. Is it mainly felling, be slippy climbing if not?
  6. Been a lovely day for it!! Ha bloody weather.
  7. Thanks David your a star, I did look at the duty chart and as you say it's a big lump of wood, as it's a pollard I shouldn't get near that weight, but will obviously ask for a datum. As for the hook I think it'd be rude not to!! Cheers :-)
  8. Who's been saying it? I've not tried srt yet, but if you cut any climbing line system with out having a secondary you hit the deck?
  9. Sorry Dave it's a grove 30/50 Sam thing though...
  10. Hello DC, it's a 50t terrax 6 wheeler and the trees a sycamore. Thanks mate.
  11. Thank you very much for your in depth advice! It's much appreciated!
  12. Thanks mate, I've bought some already ! :-)
  13. Yes love riggin, and thought slings would be better. Thanks I'll start off with small stuff... Ta
  14. Not good David, I think they've estimated over 10million trees destroyed with it.
  15. Got my first crane job coming up and thought I'd ask if any had any riggin advise? Cheers
  16. Greenmech over timberwolf any day. Mines a baby GM a 26hp petrol but still has 6x9 infeed and is a capable machine. Diesel next for me.
  17. Nice job! We might have a big sycamore to do with one soon!!
  18. That was handy having the other trees to throw a line in!! Nice.
  19. 1650kg pah :-) so half a load at a time from now on... :-(

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