needenginerunnin
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1948-2016 Today will be the last day of land rover defender production in the uk. But its to live on, production is been moved to overseas. Sadly missed, but not forgotten. Your thoughts needenginerunnin
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Upgrade from sleeping tablets!
needenginerunnin replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in The Lounge
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something like this. Nearside Door Deadlock 040 yes you can break glass or remove it but you still cant open the door, cant be removed from inside, door has to be opened. sort the hinges as well. plus it devalues the doors because of locks easy to recognise and leave a hole if removed. plus scum don't know if you have used the dead locks. not cheap worth thinking about. needenginerunnin
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more than £2k
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that as well. but link arm lift height clearance to get a bag under, designed to go on full size like their zetor.
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you don't need the full hp of a 50-70hp tractor if you look at their videos they run at sub 1500 rpm engine. its more rotational mass/grunt than ballsie hp that is need. alpine tractor mite be a bit too low to carry tr110 branch logger. needenginerunnin
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+1 for hw100, .177 100 shots on a fill for me. few others to beat it:biggrin:
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Trossachs
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[ame= ] [/ame] sure beats some of the caterwauling that passes for music:biggrin: happy new year needenginerunnin
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happy new year jon and one and all on arbtalk. jim
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Any milage in offering mobile log splitting service?
needenginerunnin replied to Big T's topic in Firewood forum
big t were you aiming in the trade or general pubic or both? -
comic
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firewood
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just a quick ask to find out about cordage size/diameter. weather it be buy in by the lorry load or your own cutting. wondering what diameter biggest, smallest and most common or average. what size are we getting to turn in to firewood? cheers needenginerunnin
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a selection of blades and a shovel in that case. blood, sweat and a bad back:biggrin:
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merry
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merry christmas
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I didn't get one, I feel left out:laugh1: dear santa......
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the one thing that needs to go on the agri, hort and forestry is its for profit 99.99% of the time.
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what steve said and you may find yourself paying out more on and for a '85-100hp favouring kubota' than a jd or mf, if you have more than light loader work go 4wd for a stronger front axle. you can get telehandlers with 3 point linkage etc but there aren't cheap. depends a lot on how deep your pockets are and length of arms:biggrin:
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you have answered your own question really, its the domestic bit. horticulture is growing for profit. domestic and cricket/football gounds grass cutting etc are white diesel only.
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forestry is agriculture but domestic tree surgery isn't. with regards to red diesel
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Your first truck, what did u start with
needenginerunnin replied to Speedmills's topic in Arb-Trucks
transit ex bt old yellow but over painted in grey, 2litre pinto what an engine. many moons ago:001_smile: -
Country file is on on the right with the chainsaw
needenginerunnin replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
bet the tractors used for that xmas where running cherry, should be on white -
+1 for that only really a few things to help you get the right forklift. lift capacity/height. heaviest thing your needing to lift terrain. concrete, gravel stone or mud exhaust emissions. indoors change of air or outside how new/hours depends on ££££'s to spend
