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  2. Evening all. Looking to replaced & fit a new cylinder/pistol kit to my 346xp, grey clutch cover version . Seems to be 44mm bore judging by the id marks. Any recommendations for a decent supplier ?
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  4. 777uk

    Ryan

    Available to accept logs
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  6. Smits Boomkwekerij WWW.SMITSBV.NL Smits Boomkwekerij bestaat uit 200 hectare aan A-kwaliteit (haag)planten en solitairen... it is impressive. its also eye wateringly expensive. i planted a blue cedar from this company last year. 7.5k plus delivery. You'd be surprised how many companies are growing to this size now. Can think of about 8 in Ireland and the UK alone. But Dutch quality beats them all imo. Smits have €250k trees if that's your kinda thing. Personally I'd rather buy 250000 saplings at a quid each and wait, but who needs patience when you've got money.
  7. We are a large allotment society within Patchway. We often use and require woodchip for site maintenance as well as for plot holders. Please message if woodchip is available as we have various entries depending on size of vehicle and amounts available. Thank you
  8. First place to look these engines with a noise like this is the camshaft. These Kohler engines will wipe out cam lobes if they are left idling too long, they rely on splash lubrication which just doesn't happen that well at tickover. Easy enough to check, as @Stubby suggests check valve clearance, if miles out it will be a cam lobe or lifter. Not hard or expensive to change, other than that its going to be the bottom end. Bob
  9. Catching up on this, I get my trees from the link above - had about 10 off him and no failures yet. Mum wants an 'orchard' (well 3 trees) so will go back to him again. For fruit, had a lot this year, apple crumble every other day plus 5 to 10 bug eaten windfalls for the cows every other day for the last 6 weeks.. and I still have a lot left on the tree (10 year old trees, eaters are in full afternoon sun, cookers are in partial shade)
  10. If it was me I'd make the summer house as if you didn't have one installed - so all the standards you'd expect. Basis of this is that you are realistically only likely to have the log burner going once at the weekend in the winter (despite good intentions), and not at all in the summer... so 90% of the week it is sat doing nothing.. and so no effect on damp in the summer house
  11. No, I did it. I’ve already submitted a price to brace it, and hopefully I’ll get the fell in a couple of years. 💷💷💷💷💷💷💷💷
  12. i know mad isn’t it. thankfully tree selection wasn’t anything to do with me
  13. £35k for a tree and it’s a co-dom!
  14. Thats impressive/crazy wonder were you can buy one of thoose 35k trees from? Assume alot of aftercare is needed for yrs? Have you seem this documentary? Root of the problem: the brutal creation of a billionaire’s pleasure garden | Film | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM New documentary Taming the Garden follows an ancient tree’s journey to a Georgian tycoon’s property – a tale of...
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  16. Bit of a thick head here, stayed up watching various TV things and drank wine! Enjoy your day folks! Hoarse, Splay
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  18. a mixed bag of things this last week. conifer hedge removal with all the toys, monterey pine removal with an 80 tonne crane and some tree planting. I didn’t spec or choose the trees but got subbed in with some plant to help with moving them off the lorries and putting them in the holes. rumour has it that the pine was 35k. It weighed about 8 tonne so was a fair lump. IMG_1233.MOV IMG_1267.MOV IMG_1239.MOV FullSizeRender.MOV
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  20. I’m down to three tractors, which I think is a more sensible number. Had to resist the urge to buy a NH 55hp with front and rear pto the other day… Both the Antonio Carraro and Kubota are up to 300 hours. Difference is that the alpine has reached it in nine months whereas the Kubota is three and a bit years old the alpine has also had far more teething issues than should be expected from the ‘premium’ brand. It is a really good tractor for our work though. The joystick control for the hydraulics is very comfortable to use. old Iseki plods along.
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  22. Morning guys, off to do a Saturday shift, dry and windy here.
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