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topchippyles

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  1. Trigger my son is 15 years old and severely autistic and cannot string more than a few words together but you new that before your little outburst.Your a nasty piece of work when challenged on anything which is why i blocked you so i do not have to read some of the garbage you spout.Just showing your true colours yet again. (pathetic)
  2. Your point being ????? Wood-mizer are the best selling saw-mill in the world with dealers in every country going but what do i know ?
  3. Roughy sell half those chainsaws he buys could pay for that LT20 and be a big gun sawyer then charging £50 ph Listens to triggers bull to much (no offence) roughy
  4. Stubby no need for denial mate its ok eggs will not mind ? No 1 fan she is of yours and not surprising with all this flirtation in the air between you two. Bend with the wind so to speak
  5. Never ever show weakness and i have wrestled bigger crocks. Gym i go to is full of posers like like and all poping pills and steroids.not one of em any good in work
  6. Bit of hard work he wants and will not be needing one of those
  7. Or a fit young dumb as fook young lad ?on work experience
  8. So go out and get one tight arse ?
  9. Like gold dust around south wales is elm
  10. Spot on and a loader makes a massive difference.Makes me laugh as guys will pay a few grand for a saw and 2/3K for a folk lift will make the job twice as quick and easy but they never seem to get one.I would not be without my excavator in a million years
  11. All of thee above and a lot more (insane) mad as they come
  12. Thats me toy but some odd balls about for sure. Fight fire with fire ??Just remember now mr johnsond i have used all these big gun hydraulic saws unlike most of you lot of pups and a man should know his limitations (trigger)
  13. No offence and i do not know your wife so get a grip
  14. Must be the malt and haggis then ?Or a sweet little scottish lass (fat one)
  15. I am not at the top shelf in work all the time jock ?
  16. Perhaps you and sam can do a sexy movie and film it on your phone stubby ?
  17. Easier option is just get a second hand one mark with all the extras on it mate,If you see what is involved the cost would not be viable.I think anyone needing the hydraulic option needs to be milling a vast amount of stuff to justify the extra cost as a static mill can produce a lot in a short amount of time for the smaller user.All the guys i know using the larger mills are full time operators.
  18. The wood-mizer LT 20 and 40 are awesome machines but i found them noisy as hell and need the old ear muffs on all day. Has a massive diesel tank just above the saw head but a beast of a thing.Until you see how easy they load and spin the logs its hard to imagine.If your budget will stretch then the LT20 would be the one second hand and should be around 15k which will be trailer mounted.
  19. I had a good spell on the one he has in the yard and must admit its the best one i have ever used including the wood-mizer LT40. Sat in the chair remotely operating the thing.The one pawl has is the biggest trak-met make and it has an 8 metre bed.Link below to his model
  20. Different league of saw the trak-met shane. How far are you from hereford ?
  21. Not aimed at you ratman. Preach me none will trigger (plank) How can you compare a manual loading saw to a hydraulic one ?? God give me strength ?I have a backhoe to load my mills and not even close
  22. Guy is asking about hydraulic mills and compared to a wood-mizer LT- 20/40 that thing of yours is a toy saw. Know your limitations preacher man ?
  23. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=828019061281167&ref=external
  24. Any shenanigans tonight with you and sam stubby ?? Seems to like you toy.

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