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SPC Trees

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  1. I know this place is full of haters, but my new Navara tows very well. I wasn't sure about going down in engine size but it is very very good - loads of grunt.

     

     

    What engine did you go for with the Navara? A lot of farmers around here (Suffolk) have them so they must be up for some decent work...

  2. Hi all,

     

    Have a large pile of logs at the yard now and firewood is fairly busy in the winter months. This however is very labour intensive with our small splitter.

     

    From experience only can somebody recommend a processor that is reliable and good quality. I want a portable/ towable one as it can then be hired out. Diameter of wood is anything from 5" to large rounds.

     

    No PTO as I don't own a tractor.

     

    Advice or tips all welcome.

     

    Thanks,

  3. Hi,

     

    I have a position available at SPC Trees and Landscapes for a climber on either a 3 or 5 day week.

     

    Location is just North of Ipswich in Clopton, Suffolk.

     

    Needs to be a good climber capable of running a chipper, tipper and groundsman. Ideally will be over 25 due to insurance but if you fit the bill I will consider anyway.

     

    Good rates of pay available, please send all interest to [email protected]

     

    Thanks,

  4. Hi all,

     

    The rollers on my Jensen are running fine one second and then they jump and go slowly. The no stress then kicks in on really small stuff that normally it doesnt. Has anybody experienced this? Thinking the fault must be electrical as the engine is working well...

     

    Your views are appreciated.

  5. The farmer where I rent a yard has a huge 2 year old seasoned ash that fell down in a storm. He's happy for me to ring and process it into firewood but wants some money for it. It will produce about 30m3 of firewood. How much should I give him? Or how shall I work out a fair price? Ideas?

  6. I get this badly when using long hedge cutters because I used them for years without gloves.

     

    I now use the Timberland full finger AV gloves. Expensive but worth every penny.

     

     

    That's good advice Old Mill. Taken onboard. Will try the gloves and then it looks like a trip to the docs.

  7. Ive been using a "Brabantia peg clothes bag" to store my strop in. Ok may not be as techy as this but does the job, weighs next to nothing and at £8 cheap :)

     

     

    That's exactly my thoughts. A small tool bag would do the same and is probably more durable. Will wait for the next version.

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