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  1. biggarlogs
    I bought a small crane from rock machinery.....perfect for bulk bags ,and stump grinders. Costa about 200 quid,best part is you can buy a spare base for 30 quid and mount on trailer. Just move crane from truck to trailer as required.
  2. biggarlogs
    Get your 50 calibre zeroed in!
  3. biggarlogs
    I bought a Chinese 8 inch chipper off e bay when I couldn't hire one,thought it would do a job which would last a week,chipper lasted for 2 branches then feed roller drive shaft sheared,utter poo. Think it was a house Martin One, supposedly a professional machine.in the end bought a tp760 p to ,that was 20 years at least old.changed 2 hydraulic pipes and filter,sharpened blades and it is still working a treat after 8 years use.not bad for 900 quid.
  4. biggarlogs
    Are you buying or selling it? I guess about 6.5k
  5. biggarlogs
    We used to use a single furrow plough ,plough a row then lift them into trailer by hand,thank god they invented the mulcher!! You could actually mulch the whole tree and roots in one pass,unless you really want the firewood.
  6. biggarlogs
    Must have been a big beastie jon
  7. biggarlogs
    Looks like jon,so asleep or in the pub got away with that then
  8. biggarlogs
    Ouch sorry
  9. biggarlogs
    Is it to future proof their machines, or just to stop us amatures fixing our saws and safeguard the authorised dealer,like the face to face handover rule. Like the car industry?
  10. biggarlogs
    Welcome midge....? Generally the answers are comprehensible except for the Mendip replies which make sense after a few tins of high alcohol cider. ....jake
  11. biggarlogs
    Yeh what does Mendip know about logs!,,,keep them big just take your time drying them.i like the odd big fat one tooo
  12. biggarlogs
    Can't you fabricate one from suitable angle iron?
  13. biggarlogs
    Best plan yet
  14. biggarlogs
    I bought a cheap one off eBay, blew up motor in 2 months so bought the oregano one,what a tool and you can do depth gauges an hedge cutter blades on it....Top tip keep the grinding stone dressed,as soon as it looks black dress it ,saves heat build up which is bad for teeth and sharpens better.
  15. biggarlogs
    Just out of interest ,wouldn't the compressed air jet damage roots by injecting air into them and by physical damage to the root surfaces? I know it will be less than a digging bucket crashing through them .
  16. biggarlogs
    Done 76 loads (2.3 cube approx )of hardwood and 41 of softwood this season ,sales slow due to oil price but we had frost again this morning so phone will start soon.
  17. biggarlogs
    Forklift springs to mind.you could drag with winch but will destroy the ground surface ,unless there is a relief valve for tracks so you can let them freewheel.
  18. biggarlogs
    I wish but need to be flora proactive now,had too much real butter in the past!
  19. biggarlogs
    Perks of country living either hook it or shoot it.
  20. biggarlogs
    It's just left overs from supper,shame to give it to the dog....I like my food! No times are good at the moment so live well
  21. biggarlogs
    Smoked salmon p hilly and lemon juice in a brown roll,venison and cranberry or roast beef and horse radish. Yummy
  22. biggarlogs
    Ah bugger
  23. biggarlogs
    I tiled my surrounds with ceramic tiles.no probs now
  24. biggarlogs
    Can you fit a sound moderator to a 50 cal? Handy for vermin controll
  25. biggarlogs
    My poor wee Fiat 780 won't lift the 360 tractor old and rusty so can bide outside 360 shiny so can live in lean too

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