Only a baby Fendt but very handy, couldn't get wagons as close to the dig as we got the tractor.
FFL is a metre lower than existing ground level, they are building onto existing buildings.
I'll sort the missing pic later
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Very sandy ground wouldn't want to work in it when wet!
Only a baby Fendt but very handy, couldn't get wagons as close to the dig as we got the tractor.
FFL is a metre lower than existing ground level, they are building onto existing buildings.
I'll sort the missing pic later
Only a baby Fendt but very handy, couldn't get wagons as close to the dig as we got the tractor.
FFL is a metre lower than existing ground level, they are building onto existing buildings.
I'll sort the missing pic later
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This weeks job, haul road to the edge of a forrest, 500t of Crush. Apparently the larch trees have a disease so the entire fell needs to be cleared, they have already chopped down 10000 tonnes of timber they reckon the same again is to come out, ive never seen so many logs! They also have a machine, a harvester which literally harvests the buggers!
First up...the road in
Next a Giles style pic
The decimated hillside....they have only just started here as well!
Next...if you look at the center of the pic then up a bit you can see in the distance an absolutley massive pile of logs, it will be 50ft high and half a mile long (ish)
This is, as ive learnt a "forwarder"
Lovely place to work..the forrest of Bowland....or soon to be just Bowland lol
I quite like this job, there will be another few miles of roads the forestry lads reckon, ill try and sneak some pictures of the harvester, we can hear it roaring away in the woods like a bloody monster but can see it!
First up...the road in
Next a Giles style pic
The decimated hillside....they have only just started here as well!
Next...if you look at the center of the pic then up a bit you can see in the distance an absolutley massive pile of logs, it will be 50ft high and half a mile long (ish)
This is, as ive learnt a "forwarder"
Lovely place to work..the forrest of Bowland....or soon to be just Bowland lol
I quite like this job, there will be another few miles of roads the forestry lads reckon, ill try and sneak some pictures of the harvester, we can hear it roaring away in the woods like a bloody monster but can see it!
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DNgroundworks
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Been on a nice little low maintenance back garden this week, Indian Stone patio, decking and sleeper beds, astroturf and a waterfeature. The photos were taken within an hour and we had Sunshine rain and snow.Good old temperate climate, always intersting!
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