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No Parking Zone! => Off Topic, Off Colour, and non-motorcycle related => Topic started by: Marcus on August 04, 2014, 12:43:48 PM
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http://www.chonday.com/Videos/excamuoich2 (http://www.chonday.com/Videos/excamuoich2)
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thats a mean machine eats up the green,, sawdust spreader as well. :eek
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WoW that bad boy would make short work of the front hedge.....
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I need one, and could turn a forest into a lawn in just a few minutes.
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Don't let Freddy Krueger know about it! :eek
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Geez, if you were having a party that would soon sort out any crowd control issues............... :eek :wht11
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I'm just checking the wife's insurance policy, so don't tell her ;-*
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If only I had one of these Rose pruning time, they would be all pruned back in 5 minutes instead of 2 days :like
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If only I had one of these Rose pruning time, they would be all pruned back in 5 minutes instead of 2 days
No mate- not pruned the way you do at just the exact right angle and location.
They would be mulched in milli-seconds.
You sure that's what will produce perfect show-worthy blooms?
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Awesome bit of kit that. Makes you wonder how the hell our forebears ever managed to clear so much land with just an axe, pick shovel and a Clydesdale in chains.
it may struggle on some of our hard woods though.
A while ago we had a digger working clearing a paddock next door which could rip an 18 inch diameter spotty or ironbark out by the roots and feed the whole bloody thing into a tub grinder. Beats pushing it over with a dozer and burning it.
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it may struggle on some of our hard woods though.
A while ago we had a digger working clearing a paddock next door which could rip an 18 inch diameter spotty or ironbark out by the roots and feed the whole bloody thing into a tub grinder. Beats pushing it over with a dozer and burning it.
It looks like nothing would slow it down.
As for those wretched piles of timber you see drying ready for burning, I think that's a dreadful waste. Mulching it is a much better us of resources, apart from saving all the smoke from the burnoff.
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Biggles
I have burnt many hundreds of tonnes of beautiful seasoned fire wood over the years. But not before I offered it free to any one who would take it. You know in all those years I only had one guy come and take some.
I rang a firewood supplier whose response was if your deliver it cut to Newcastle I'll take it. At the time i was 45 minutes drive from Newcastle. I rang a guy with a Lucas mill he promised he would come for 6 months but never came so when burning season came around again I put a match in it. I gave up asking after that
I had some hell fires though. one was still hot after 6 months. I nearly burnt two tractors and nearly got bit by countless snakes so a generally good time was had by all despite the wanton destruction!!!