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  1. CHC
    Hello probably sounds a bit daft but is the confor show open to any one??
  2. CHC
    It's not as simple as changing to beef production as dairy cattle don't make good beef cattle and they still need milking. Farming is tough especially when you have to put funds in so that a farm can try and run.
  3. CHC
    I know Nfu will take a percentage off if you fit a tracker or data tag but a think the trackers have to be thatchams approved
  4. CHC
    Ohhhhh I see yea my little crane would of struggled getting over that I reacon
  5. CHC
    I'm confused!! I mean who's lorry
  6. CHC
    Looks smart who's carting the timber??
  7. CHC
    I would go for a sugi hara bar got mine from fr jones was only about £70 I think will out last a oregon bar and is also a lot lighter as well. Had a 24inch husky bar and it was nose heavy but with the sugi hara it sits level really good bars
  8. CHC
    I used to drive a case 885xl which I think had a swivel conversation but I did not have the original seat as it was a old stock tractor which had a crane out on it so the original seat had probley rotted
  9. CHC
    As you know graham I have a agt850 lovely tractor in the proses of garding. I have a 3 ton timber trailer and flail as well
  10. CHC
    I will say it was me talking more really about the tractor and all, got to explain every thing in detail as you know Ben
  11. CHC
    What do you think of the kilworth trailer?? I looked at it but the price put me off a bit really. Yea they get a bounce in quite easily don't they but in the woods they are awesome machines. Took mine up some really steep hills and some clenching side hills
  12. CHC
    Spool valve?? What tractor is on??
  13. CHC
    That day I only shifted about 10 ton there was a lot of talking and showing of the machine and all that but depending on how far away the stack is from where the timber is and how easy it is to pick up the timber I can shift round about 20ton a day but would be more if the stack was closer
  14. CHC
    That's what I run. Runs a lot faster then on 325 and the chain lasts longer
  15. CHC
    560/550xp on a 15inch bar all day every day unless there are a lot of big trees then it's on to the 372xp
  16. CHC
    Is that a goldine tractor there??
  17. CHC
    No, it's the person using it which can be or is dangerous bit like a gun also would it not put the price up as company's would not sell as many??
  18. CHC
    Small tractor and flail. Done this for a local shoot after the beaters where complaining about having to walk though them.
  19. CHC
    Jim is not at riko any more
  20. CHC
    Nooo I'm not buying got a load to sell my self I was looking in to getting a alstor my self but could not afford it got a alpine and fowarder trailer but still like the idea of a compact fowarder it's just the alpine is a bit more versatile
  21. CHC
    Looks smart how many days did it take you to extract that amount of timber??
  22. CHC
    Between £250 and £300 a day with driver and fuel depending on whether it is just grass or whether it more woody stuff to cut and cutting for 8 hours
  23. CHC
    Farmer Ben on here has one for hire
  24. CHC
    Forwarding out timber
  25. CHC
    I did not lock me phone

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