TheHungrySquirrel
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I have one of these between headboard and chip box. The guys made it to my spec so it's full height and a little wider. Great build and providing you load it well gear stays put. https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/322561278770
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Tamar waste site near Bromley is your closest one I can think of
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Available as Groundie/climber in Kent,Sussex and SE London All own kit, insurance, truck and chipper Day rates from £110 Will
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Sugi or gb bars for milling
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Contains the chip so it stays in the box and not all over the roof/drive/everything else
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Pg platforms in snodland
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I have one that I bought new at xmas, have used it a bit but might consider a sale for the right money
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I have one and it's very accurate. A lot easier than an Alaskan providing you can get the log onto it. The best setup for it is a 660 with 3/8 chain. Easily load onto a trailer on my own but you need a long trailer
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560, 18" bar all day long
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So true the 550 is a great saw for nearly all jobs. Even find myself using it over big saws on big trees.
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560, muff mod and Sugi bar
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I'll tackle most stuff with a 15" up to 40" but rare that's in the woods round here. Double cut and sweep cuts mean a shorter bar and lighter saw
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Where Di you have your chipper blades sharpened ?
TheHungrySquirrel replied to RichieR's topic in Large equipment
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550 on 15" all day. Lighter than the 560 and plenty powerful
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Had that before getting into woods, tow rope and drag them into the road, drive on I. And leave there motor blocking traffic.
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I have an 18" that's 2 years old going fine and two 15's nearly a year old fine aswell. Not had to dress them which is great but always grease the nose
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Need to get around 2 ton of birch/sycamore/alder or similar within the next few weeks. Anyone know if anything?
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Depending is size and quantity I could collect them
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Same set up here but swap the 395 for a 3130 Gives a great choice of saws for what's needed
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New cabstar is rated to 3.5
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2 drills would give you better choices. Always go corded if the options there, worth looking at ffx as they have the best prices around
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If it's got to be cordless go for a Hilti drill over an sds. Big torque and power. If you can get cord there then get a hole hawg or similar angle drill. Bit of a wrist snapper though
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I have a half wrap off my 372 I'll swap ya.
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150 back handle is awesome
