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IVECOKID

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  1. Not wrong there for sure ............i paid £3200 (dealer price too) eight ago for micro digger and i reckon i will get that back and more with todays prices Ste
  2. 8 years I have owned my little Kobelco sk007 and what a machine , way to much power for its size and it can track in to 28" width ,amazing pics I have in places you would not expect it to get in . Priceless kit an with a grab thumb it can lift a few bit too. Ste
  3. I don't push for work for my mini diggers these days ( don't need the hassle either) has they are paid for now , my micro digger sat idle for 3 months but last month it worked its cotton socks off and saved me a lot of hand balling ,I have work lined up for a couple of days for 2ton machine . They are so handy to have around for unloading brash or bulk bags of chips etc ,I will never part with them . Ste
  4. Grand piece of kit that , I had been looking Slightly older Case 580sr which my local dealer had in Stock (3) but again my brain says no and my heart says yes , I have up spent a small fortune last 6 months so will have to wait . Ste
  5. Get yourself a pto hydraulic power pack ,easy option. Ste
  6. I keep saying every year I am going to get myself another Backhoe digger but never happens , I love them and I started off with the early extra dig . Ste
  7. Try finding a Good Backhoe driver , I was brought up with them and they need respect near houses or else demolition order in place lol . Ste
  8. IVECOKID

    logs

    And the Modern day House wife who wanted the log burner in first place then realised that they have to get there hands dirty , loads of my Garden customers have stopped using there Novelty stoves . Ste
  9. Looks like you work for a very organised outfit and professional, being efficient is the key . Ste
  10. Back on the farm our old Bedford RL 4x4 tipper would crawl its way out just about anywhere, many times loaded with spuds buried down to the axles and never failed to get out ,admittedly fighting for dear life with the Huge steering wheel and cracking your elbow with gear change on cab lol 😁 Ste
  11. IVECOKID

    Pigeons

    Have you tried Owl decoys . Ste
  12. Flipping eck ,that's a Mountain lol , here's me today Struggling with 5 Coni Stumps with a little Rayco , hate grinding fresh Conifer Stumps .Sorry no pics due to Adverse Weather Conditions. . Ste
  13. Chin up Jon , carry on posting here has plenty of folk will call in and chat and have a nosey . Ste
  14. Think you hit the nail on the head, them Townies have not got a clue about the Countryside or Farming and has for John Craven I cant make my mind up has to who he is behind Farmers or Townies at time's. Ste .
  15. You say you carrying out work on it? Any chance you been welding or short circuit the system? You may have to have it re-set has may have gone into limp Mode, try disconnecting the battery and leave alone for ten mins . Ste
  16. I have a old MS025 from new which again has been brilliant so I really fancied trying something completely different so that's why I opted for the 201c , its a saw that I have never come across or heard much about . Ste
  17. Its so light and easy to use , chuffed to pieces with it .Normally I reach for my trusted Ms260 . Sre
  18. Just before Christmas I treated myself to a MS201C back handle saw and I was a bit dubious at first , my last 2 saws I bought I choose the 461 and 880 has they were old skool carbs . I have to say I am impressed with this Saw , it revs it's Nuts off so sweetly and no issues with Starting when warm , I have absolutely battered it this week and its very user friendly. Ste
  19. I swear by my Yanmar compact and finishing mower ,much more versatile but slower cutting grass than your old scag would be . My finishing mower is a cheap Hinari but I have not took a spanner to it in 4 years . Ste
  20. Awesome, bit like Close encounters of the third kind aliens. Ste
  21. That's how it Should be instead of computer games , full marks. Ste
  22. Similar here , use digger on bigger trees but no Milling here . Ste
  23. Only got it for the 880 so has to cost am not fussed has its only a once maybe twice a month saw . Has Aspen the fumes have gone. Ste
  24. The price certainly isn't £13.50 for 5 Litres' but again has aspen its the Shelf life which attracted me but my local dealer will knock 20% of that price , shelf life has now been increased from 2years to 4 !!!. Ste

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