j6891
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- Location
- Perth & Kinross
Some kind of home made cap? Or can you buy off the shelf? A good cross shape with the full whack would beat most setups
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
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Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Home made yes , cross shape yup works really well ive done hundreds of tons over the years with it .
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Not really , if that was a issue you could split them in a tyre .
alomy75
Member
Drill of champions. Is that a 6 or an 8m? What coulters are you going to?
- Location
- South lakes
New toy!
Literally.. bit of a surprise from the OH to go with my collection of vehicles and plant I’ve owned or still have, Ford RS200, Escort Harrier mk2, Landrover D2,HILUX pickup and Kubota Digger,
Literally.. bit of a surprise from the OH to go with my collection of vehicles and plant I’ve owned or still have, Ford RS200, Escort Harrier mk2, Landrover D2,HILUX pickup and Kubota Digger,
bet you wish you still had the RS & harrier!
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
A log I’d imagine
All okay with easy splitting rings, but I’ve split 1000 tons over the yrs with various splitters,
I wouldn’t have wanted to use a post knocker for the job,
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
so have i and my post knocker can split 3’ foot twisted knottes hard wood lumps no bother, various people have helped me log splitting over the years and all think its great , we have never found anything yet it wont split, and i made the attachment out of scrap so basically cost free .
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Okay, all good then,
Just out of interest, did it come from AMTEC/Ellis Machinery? Only guessing because our recently purchased drill from them also came festooned with bits of branch & holly too .....
- Location
- Warwickshire
It’s a 8m think we are going with the bourgault 19 mm ones
- Location
- Warwickshire
No it came from agri-linc most of the branches are from our village
- Location
- The North
Much easier to unload curtain siders with too I bet!
Just wish I could afford some fert…
GOODYSMATE
Member
- Location
- suffolk
I could do with one of them much safer than pallet tines
Martyn
Member
- Location
- South west
What did this set you back? We have one I brought 3 years ago, brilliant bit of kit, replacing warring parts I find access hard work. Real simple tool, we paid £9250 four ours.
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icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Looks great
