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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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2020 Greenmech CS100 Wood Chipper Just had oil and filters changed, Brand new infeed flaps fitted Recent double sided blades fitted. One side unused. Spare set of new drive belts provided along with another set of blades (need sharpening) Selling due to purchasing a towed machine.£3,500
Holton-le-Clay, Grimsby, Lincolnshire - GB
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Bi Fuel. Runs on Batteries or Honda Petrol Engine. SWL of 200Kg Retractable Axles for access Max Height 12.2m and 6.1m Outreach. Since purchase in 2018 Had all the outrigger hydraulic hoses replace in 2020. New electric motor fitted January 2023. All new tyres, brake drums, brake cables, handbrake, jockey wheel fitted May 2023. Tidy machine for the year but not mint. Has a few dings here and there on the cage and on one outrigger. Odd bit of rust here and there on the paintwork. Machine has had 6 monthly lolers since new (I knew the previous owner) and has been always maintained. New batteries last fitted 2018 so may need a new set in the next year. I can still get a days work out of the batteries so haven`t replaced them yet. Current Loler expires 27/7/23 but happy to renew if sale at advertised price. There is NO VAT to add on the price. (Not VAT registered) Payment by Cash or Bank Transfer. Open to sensible offers. Viewing Welcome.£11,495
Holton-le-Clay, Grimsby, Lincolnshire - GB
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NEW DATE - Aerial Rigging Training Course @BCA
GJW replied to Kerry BCA's topic in Training & education
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Does anyone use a "Muck Truck" or similar type power barrow for shifting stuff about? I could really do with some powered help moving logs, chip, soil etc but aren`t able to reach the skid steer type price bracket. Are these little machines any good? Thanks
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Hi Looking to get our climbing kit inspected. We`re new to climbing and are based near Grimsby, Lincolnshire. Our kit is due it`s first inspection and I`m struggling to find anyone local that can do it. Is there anyone out there? Cheers Gary
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Does anyone know if Ian Morgan Arb Training in Staffordshire is still operating? I did my CS38 there back in January and was due to do my CS39 in March but it got cancelled due to the Corona. I`ve phoned and emailed but got no answer. Just wondering if anyone local had heard anything?
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I would if it weren`t for the fact that there are references elsewhere to "Root Ball" planting methods. If anyone could define "Root wrapped" to me that would be helpful, even if it`s just for future reference. I`ve found a reference to it in a Forestry Commission Nursery Stock Root Systems and Tree Establishment Paper from 1990 but it really doesn`t explain it.
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I`ve been asked to quote on a landscaping job to supply and plant a large number of trees. The specification past to me from the construction company is to supply 6/8cm girth, root wrapped. Am I correct that root wrapped is the same as root ball as I`m not familiar with this term? I`ve had this discussion with the landscape designer that tells me that root wrapped is the same as bare root? I only have a level 2 in Arb and this guy has a degree in landscape design. Am I just showing my lack of education or am I right?
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Thanks. I`ve looked at the Skarper C90 but I`m just concerned about parts and after sales as it doesn`t seem to be such a common machine.
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Apologies if it's been covered before in this thread but I`m looking for some advice. After spending 2.5K on waste disposal fees last year I`m beginning to think that it`s time we financed a small chipper. I`ve wasted money on a small MTD chipper/shredder in the past that was completely useless so don`t want to make the same mistake again. I`m looking at the Skarper C90, JO Beau M300 and Greenmech CS100. I`ve read that they are all good popular machines. I do however need one to be able to handle Leylandii as we end up with a lot of that nasty stuff. I also need it to be able to through the chip quite far to the back of a williams trailer (about 3m) and also be able to chip into a wheelie bin as an option. It`s also important that it`s easily unblockable. The last useless machine I had required something like 9 bolts to be removed and an engineering degree to unblock. Thanks for your wisdom.
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I can`t say that I've had this particular problem but I`ve had the control board replaced on one under warranty and replaced the micro switch twice. The machine is less than 2 years old. I also own a Stihl HSA 86 which is pretty useless other than for trimming privet. Battery equipment still has a long way to come. I`ve got 3 other Stihl hedge trimmers that are petrol and don`t cause me half as much trouble even though they are 5 or 6 years old and get heavy use.
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