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monster bert

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  1. To be fair Scottish Spruce is very very different to Scandinavian Spruce. Branches are much bigger and its very fury.

     

     

    As for stumps that is just lazyness, double/triple cutting is hard so just take it a bit higher till the bar fits. Although its the same with hand cutters i can get a head lower to the ground than some hand cutter i know. Like everything in forestry its site site-spec and operator dependent

     

    So its drivers and steering wheel attendents!!!:thumbup:

  2. I don't know the answer. What I do know is when I used to be on a dig-up gang if we left to much mud/spoil on the road the LA would be all over us like a rash. Doesn't seem to be the same for farmers? I drive past a Sugar beet pad that is being used ATM, it's a mud-bath!.......Surely it can't be to much trouble to have a loading bucket or a couple of lads on shovels to have a tidy up.

     

    Lads with shovels, mite not know what end to hold!

  3. seems to be plenty in sussex at the mo!!!!! more than ever,

    especially when I was cutting along a river bank a few weeks back, cutting a hazle tot off and a dead alder pole fell out the middle which had a hornets nest in the end (unknown to me) after 12 stings I ran with them following me:thumbdown:

  4. Hi

    Looking for new pair of ground boots, do a lot of coppicing work, need to be waterproof and the usual comfy, not looking for a pair that come half way up your leg like most that are about now!!!!!!!! Anybody got the shadow boots? If yes what are they like????

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