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IVECOKID

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  1. Hi Andy .....unfortunately the answer to you question is in the your question....to go further you will have yo take the basic chainsaw course has HSE SAYS on there web site ....if you are working for a customer regardless if they are private and charging for the job then you must have the above .. Ste
  2. Magnet and my landscape rake ........... Ste
  3. Very true but I am going back sunday with my kayak and will count the time has leisure time which I will enjoy plus they are a bread and butter job I look after so will get bacon butties Sunday . Ste
  4. Just bought one on e bay ...£2.99 ....all I need now is my silky saw back from the depths of that canal .....3ft ! Ste
  5. That Takeuchi is a reduce swing too and a very powerful bit of kit ,my brother has the excact one and is bullet proof . Ste
  6. Have a mooch at cautrac diggers has they have half a dozen used diggers in between 2-2.7 tons in stock. Ste
  7. I am fairly confident i will find it and the owner of the boat has a large magnet in boat for such events , i did have a cord on the saw and a holster but in my wisdom getting ready i forgot to clip cord in , will dredge it with a rake too which should pickup the cord :confused1: fingers crossed . Ste
  8. Well i have been looking forward to this job for months has a challenge and a first for me . A tatty old willow with a bad lean over a private customers canal boat mooring ,not his tree but next door gave him permission to cut the offending limb back . Over the years many branches and limbs have hit his boat so he has had enough, off i went and choose my anchor point and again a first hit with my throw bag with baler twine too. Took the slack up and off i went off the mooring deck swinging into middle of canal laughing . Cut the story short all was going well and settled in a good working position and first cut i made with my new SILKY SAW i forgot to clip the strap to my harness ..........................SPLASH!!!! Had to finish job with my old Stihl handsaw . Going back at weekend with my KAYAK and do some Fishing !!!!!. Anyone else done the same ??? Ste
  9. [ATTACH]169001[/ATTACH] this is my 2 ton at work last month Cracking machine and not many over here . Ste
  10. Has said on previous threads I mentioned the quality and tolerances on the carburettor or extremely poor and will leak fuel into bore when stood still over night ,turn the petrol off every time you switch it off or run carb out . Ste
  11. Taking a risk posting this pic but positively barmy weather here today . Now the legal bit ,,no one was hurt during this pic and only myself who I employ and on private land using the latest sky hook from bil and ben supplies. Ps ....did not use trailer has well and all for a good pic . [ATTACH]168881[/ATTACH] Ste
  12. Them people I just say to them .....here's the saw if it's that easy and pass them the biggest saw I can find with me and throw them a harness . Never been taken up yet and full repect from then on . Ste
  13. Had a few of them jobs before and likewise lead to further work ,last shed was a nightmare ,i did not take into account next door had her washing line fixed to the back of shed ,the rest is self explanatory ,she was not impressed at all. Ste
  14. We need the joe public to get into winter mode asap for log sales. [ATTACH]168829[/ATTACH] Ste
  15. Just be careful you don't get sucked in with dreams of bigger and fancier toys , I am the world worst for it looking through EBAY , farmers trader etc , like previously said they don't come with work ! In 9 years I have had 4 different work horses, best buy was my IVECO daily 3 years ago in highway yellow , that alone did bring in work by the colour and will be a long time before I part with her. Choose wisely that will cope with a drop in work . Ste
  16. Joe public will not stock up on logs and they wait till last min.com if they are paying for them Ste
  17. IVECOKID

    Twins.

    Totally sympathise with you with twins ,my Mrs became the most uncivilized human being on the planet after 2nd child ,I do help by taking them school,swimming and ju jist u on Wednesday and Thursday hence working Saturdays to make ends meet and its still not enough . BUT I WOULD NOT swap it for all the tea in china. AGain routine is the secret . Ste
  18. I was not looking forward todays job has weather forecast said 100% chance of rain so when i went out to let chickens/ducks out this morning was greeted to a lovely Sunrise . Job went well apart from nicking my rigging line with me new Silky saw but hey ho . A little coni also to the right of the main job and grind both stumps out,being curious of the height i drop a measure and bang on 50FT . Lovely view across the Mersey too . [ATTACH]168736[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]168737[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]168738[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]168739[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]168740[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]168741[/ATTACH]
  19. I tried for 3 years to kill my LDV crewcab tipper and it refused to die ,no matter how i abused it she carried on ,built like a tractor but rotted like a Fiat . Ste
  20. Just give the 461 a quick nip of the file and then sharpened the ms150 ,think I need glasses has I struggled seeing them tiny teeth with the 3mm file . Feel like I am crossed eyed now :001_huh: . Anyone else struggle . Ste
  21. Again ..............chipper was not a option on this job . [ATTACH]168637[/ATTACH] Ste

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