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be carefull about SDS's and big bits, I have burnt one up doing that. Milwaukee, Makita and Dewalts biggest and baddest drills all have more than enough cahoonas to do what your asking
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Recreational climbing to develop skills.
flyingjoiner replied to Lee54321's topic in Trees and the Law
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Thanks for reply’s fellas! I will approach some local farmers and give that a shot. gutted you are in Surrey, appreciate it anyway 👌
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With you 😂😂never in a million years lad
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Yeah both Trakmets I have had have been mobile models, definitely not light built for sure
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AJStrees started following cable brace advice
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Depends on the drill. If you have a battery SDS then that should definitely do it. If you have a decent Milwaukee drill with a decent sized battery or batteries. I would say it will do it.
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sweet. i sent the same pic to the dealer and they said the same. thank you.
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If you were in Sussex, I would have said you can use the woods on the estate I manage. But Yorkshire is a bit of a drive for you. sorry. 👍
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Recreational climbing to develop skills.
flyingjoiner replied to Lee54321's topic in Trees and the Law
If you know a local farmer or someone who has a patch of woodland, drop them a message/give them a call. It's what I did and haven't had a no yet, just make it clear that you won't be cutting anything and it's purely for practice/recreation. Oh, and if you do get in with a farmer or the like, Number one rule is always shut the gate, you don't want to be responsible for a randy bull to get out! -
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On the back foot...
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More diversion. A trend is appearing.
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Put 25% on top of what you can expect on your own jobs. Then if it becomes regular,start a crew that just does that contract.
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I got the venom 22 ton as it suited my current needs, I agree it isn't the fastest splitter out there, but at 72 I probably would soon tire of trying to keep up with the fastest even the wife can use it too, I used an axe for much of my younger days, cheap, didn't require any trailer, and if you got busy just buy another one and get a buddy to double the output I think if I was starting again I would seriously look at a full processor type machine. but I suppose it depends on the level of production you need, I only split for my own personal use these days, not sure the outlet is as good as it once was, I expect location plays a part, as does burning regulations.
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I corrected it. Which one? That has nothing to do with what police forces do at possible flash points and everything to do with whataboutary. You need a dictionary
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Sure Just like,well....practically everywhere else on the planet. Sound system it is too,keeps the bludgers out. I have never had recourse to public funds in any of the four countries I needed a work visa for.
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I think that is a movement limiter . Mine is a MK 1.5 so older but does not have an AV mount in that position .
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When got quotes for timber prices last winter they were that high I don't think it's viable to buy it in personally unless you don't value your time or can sell it for a lot more than I'm able to.
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Rock Machinery 37 ton box wedge splitter
polish pete replied to polish pete's topic in Firewood forum
My mate has one of these, nice idea with vertical-horizontal system. Good for the oversized arb waste rings in vertical but the horizontal seems to be slow. I use vertical one (forgot the name) with waist high table to operate. Pretty good if you don't have to lift big rings. I was thinking about second machine just to deal with big stuff on the floor. I have a 16hp Iseki tractor that could power something. But it just adds to the whole system. This box wedge looks very handy. -
Rock Machinery 37 ton box wedge splitter
polish pete replied to polish pete's topic in Firewood forum
Yeah, I've seen worse road legal trailers on roads🙃 I have Timbery m100 sawmill on a road legal trailer and it looks fragile. Was your Trakmet mobile? We have a large, stationary, electric one on our estate. Well built. I looked at the mobile version it looks chunky, over 2 tonnes in weight. Rock Machinery stuff seems to be reasonable well made, I just thought it's not the fastest the vertical-horizontal ones. -
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Been asked to install some metal cable bracing putting in 20mm bolts in mature beech. I will probably need a 2ft drill bit. Haven't done it for 20 years and used to use a petrol power drill. My question is would a modern battery drill be up to the task or am I asking too much. Thanks for any help.
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😂😂😂did I
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The more I read from yourself the more I buy into the concept of an “ educated fool”. Fascist ideology 🤔ripe coming from the Hamas supporting anti semite. The “ Fash” is in your head Mark it’s not real man.