CHC
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Everything posted by CHC
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No i don't know them. One I drive from time to time you are forever finding cracks and welds failing
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I second that
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I really would not bother with the vreten they look well built but there not
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What is the spec on this model??
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Nooooo, well not yet hopefully never
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The normal agt will slide before the role
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Very true
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I'm going to try a pair of the stein explore 3 had hiax protector pro they are a really good boot it's just the price tag that puts me off.
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Can't you get it through insurance? When I did mine it was just the excess I had to pay
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Very smart
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That's what I paid for mine last year but it is on flotation tyres and with brakes
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Bit more then that mine cost me about £7500 plus the vat
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Yea I find I keep getting bits of brash keep getting caught in the clutch linkage. Your machine dose look very smart though. it's amazing where they can go and what they can do
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I have it under the sump but not where all the clutch and brake linkage thinking how I can plate that part up with out lossing to much ground clearance
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Dose the garding make the ground clearance less? Also could I be cheeky and ask for some pics of the garding?
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I know it's a uni forest but what model winch and what hp tractor is it on??
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It's not to bad on the road I have driven a lot worse on the road I just wrap up warm put me ear phones in and go some times quicker is only going an hour up the road
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In the road of not to far or I borrow a tractor and low loader. Have the same setup as you
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Best to have weight over the front axel as it will pull a lot better with 4 wheels then 2 especially when towing a trailer I had to fill mine up with water made a lot of difference when pulling a full trailer to only being able to pull a half loaded trailer. On the draw bar weight you will probably be only putting about 3/4of a ton on it maybe 1 ton but I don't think it's really much to worry about
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Low impact woodland management
CHC replied to QuantockTreesMatt's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Yes sounds good will have to at some point. I'm getting there not had the kit a year yet but I do sub out as well -
Low impact woodland management
CHC replied to QuantockTreesMatt's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
The other thought I had was to get a transit with a beaver tail and move it with the tractor on that and the trailer on a trailer but then the transit would only be used for that. -
Low impact woodland management
CHC replied to QuantockTreesMatt's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
The problem I find is moving it from site to site as its to long to go on a trailer as one unit but if you load the fowarder trailer up first you can't in load it the other end unless there is a loader or some sort, and same the other way other then that good machine -
Low impact woodland management
CHC replied to QuantockTreesMatt's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
hope that works I'm in Suffolk to more around the Essex Suffolk border really
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Low impact woodland management
CHC replied to QuantockTreesMatt's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
[ATTACH]198055[/ATTACH] This is my machine. Very light foot print. Where about you based fox forestry? -
If it's in a conversation area the work taken out to the tree has to be approved dose it not??
