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@sime42 for romanian recipes... I'm too lazy. Can't help you... I have to talk to some girls. I barely eat anyway. They like me fit 😁🙄 It's hard to do 55 pushups after a good meal. Or the rest of the training... After food must come rest and sleep. 😎

No. Wrong answer. Read this question.

Just a note that not all small felling courses are the same. Some places will have good woodlands and trees to fell. Also some courses are 3 days some are 4. Then an extra day for assessment. Some go for 4 candidates others cap it at 3. Do your research to make sure you get what you want/need.

You may suggest that, yes. Sounds good. With sour cream? Any more Romanian recipes?

@Mesterh irelevant. true ,he has a kid that's "unsure" of his sexuality but please... Still can buy us all for peanuts money. Also this guy said we are working for nothing, retirement pension will not matter in 20 years! I suspected this about 10 years ago because of a pilot program in Finland ,for a fixed income that actually ended well. World's richest man Elon Musk drops bombshell on future finances, says saving for retirement 'won't matter' in the next 20 years World's richest man Elon Musk drops bombshell on future finances, says saving for retirement 'won't matter' in the next 20 years. Here's why M.ECONOMICTIMES.COM Elon Musk has made a shocking prediction about future finances and said that saving for retirement 'won't matter' in the next 20...

I have the 3m pro. Its great and it's the only one I have. Sometimes too long but if I had a choice of an 3m and a 2.4 I'd take the 3m saves a lot of hassle. In an ideal world id have a 1.8m, 3m and 4.6m one.

2 stroke engines need synthetic oil in order to last decent hours. even so ,if foreign objects, wood chips,etc get passed the air filter the cylinder+piston might get scored. Resulting in compresion lost and...time for new cylinder/piston +rings... Use Motul 800 oil in a new chainsaw or 2 stroke engine in the recommended dosage!

I've not found that, I always have mine right next to the hedge, last job it was sort of in the hedge and a bit awkward to get through the leylandii to the next step but fine once I got past it. You can also straddle the ladder which is exceptionally stable, an A frame lets you move and lean a lot more before it wants go topple over? Anyway I'd never get a 10' henchman on the rack. Worked with a lot of people and I'm yet to see any out in the wild. Anyone using them in the South East? It would be interesting to try them but I think it would only be once! There are shorter variations of my ladder under different brands and some have adjustable feet. When I get to it, perhaps in spring, I will make up adjustable feet that slot into it on one side.

So that's the piston but no rings showing? If that's the actual cylinder bore the scoring looks bad, more akin to having sucked something hard in

"It's not just me is it?, It can't be"

If you do decide to look at alternatives Mark I'm only 5'8" but still a hench man with three legs, pretty confident I could get you up! Seriously, we've the 10' ones at work, I find them easier than standard ladders to move and they do the job well, still tend to have someone footing them in use though.

Had not considered that.

May I suggest pork in white wine,fresh garlic in a hot oven. served with red wine and fresh hot bread baked in a wood stove 🥳

They are husky 300amp (or whatever) batteries, the big ones. I am not complaining, I’m saying this is not a replacement for a petrol 550.

@Mark J where the f..you find these INSANE mentally deranged women?! I've had a few "girlfriends" in the past ,one medical student. Later I found out we were "having fun" and slept on a bed that had a fully human skeleton under it in a big suitcase... Her room mate told me one afternoon... For her medical studies of course ,bought from a cemetery with big ca$h from a grave digger... The almost teenager died of unknown causes and had no relatives alive... So the guy sold his A$$... Well what was left of him... But anyway... I'm a lot more carefull with women since then. Dangerous animals 🙄

Agreed. The other factor is wood type of course. Eight inch diameter lime can be easier than 5-6 inch beech or holly for example. Another factor for me is I do a lot with my MEWP. You are having to lift the saw over the guard rail and often more at arms length and raised, compared to climbing. Add that to the fact you can move around faster with the MEWP/less rest between cuts and I find a full day of MEWP dismantling quite tiring.

yep, 'bout another 45 grains would do it properly.

actually Iran was Zoroastrian. No bussines with Islam(shia or sunni) until those muslims invaded them and "kind of" converted them to islam(or get their heads chopped off...) . something like drug cartels do today: "plomo o plata" - lead or bribe... 😁

Newer type batteries might be worth trying? Its usually the batteries that limit cordless tools. My customer yesterday had bought one of these things, note that he had never used a saw previously. Showed him the very basics of using it safely. The batterys are somewhat loose sloppy fit and the runtime was very short. When the batteries die, nothing flashes it just dies, the indicator light only lights up when they have charge. 48V (24V x 2) Chainsaw 36cm - 2x 4Ah Battery WWW.GREENWORKSTOOLS.CO.UK Medium Chainsaw - 36 cm sword length Fast chain speed - 20 m/s Weight - 3.8 kg Oil Tank - 180 ml, automatically oiled Brushless motor - more power... Seems very much a homeowner type saw, I dont think it would last for professional use and the run time of the 4Ah batteries is very short. For the price? It still cost more than my Makita UC003 with a battery.

Eat more pork? Drink more cider?

What are you going to do about it?

It’s nuts those living under the Islamic regime are fighting and dying to get out of it whilst we have leftard fools here absolutely welcoming the most extreme members of that religion of peace. The UAE’s actions say a lot about how far things have gone.

A 3 leg ladder can be adjusted so that the ladder steps are close to the hedge, particularly at the top? That thing you’ve shown here can’t because of the width of both sections at the base? The only way you’ll change your mind is to try one Kram? Henchman are very good, have had one for years, look after it and it’ll outlast you?

A 3 leg ladder can be adjusted so that the ladder steps are close to the hedge, particularly at the top? That thing you’ve shown here can’t because of the width of both sections at the base? The only way you’ll change your mind is to try one Kram? Henchman are very good, have had one for years, look after it and it’ll outlast you?

A 3 leg ladder can be adjusted so that the ladder steps are close to the hedge, particularly at the top? That thing you’ve shown here can’t because of the width of both sections at the base? The only way you’ll change your mind is to try one Kram? Henchman are very good, have had one for years, look after it and it’ll outlast you?