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tinman123
Putting the Extra into ordinary.
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nice looking machine that, i watched the whole video and you couldnt fault it for what it is and dose.
its not over dear either for what your geting.
its a pity there isnt a auto cut on it, be a nice thing to make up something if it wasnt essential that you had to push it when your cutting.
out of interest, what do you use that for, your job id assume but whats that or do you go out on hire with it.
have you an older one or what did you use up til now.
it looks like it id be a fine machine if it was mounted on a good chassis trailer, you could make it as long as you wanted too.
its not over dear either for what your geting.
its a pity there isnt a auto cut on it, be a nice thing to make up something if it wasnt essential that you had to push it when your cutting.
out of interest, what do you use that for, your job id assume but whats that or do you go out on hire with it.
have you an older one or what did you use up til now.
it looks like it id be a fine machine if it was mounted on a good chassis trailer, you could make it as long as you wanted too.
norlander
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Great bit of kit that. An owd boy has an early one driven off a drive from his old tractor. I dropped some trees on land I owned and we sawed em into planks and baulks and put em in stick, oak and douglas fir.
And of course, I used the timber in everybody elses houses except my own-as you do.
Think there are a few folks working in green timber over there now so you might make a few bob for the tea fund???
Enjoy-keep us posted when she is set up and running.
And of course, I used the timber in everybody elses houses except my own-as you do.
Think there are a few folks working in green timber over there now so you might make a few bob for the tea fund???
Enjoy-keep us posted when she is set up and running.
