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Stump Movers - Stump Grinding, Ground Worker, Chipper & Trailer. CS
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Morning all, Day 1 of long hornbeam hedge reduction. Possible 14 degrees at 2pm, crazy change, not complaining though.
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late night then one of the kids came in at 3am, classic time for me not to be able to get back to sleep. In a digger today and the mountain biking tonight.
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Morning all . Dry so far and 9c .
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Good Morning Hump-day already. Excitedly waiting for my chainsawbars delivery... bar conversion for my Echo 2511 clone to run a 10" 1/4 chain. Back to it. Have fun.
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Still in Scotland doing my thing. Meeting on of our engineers to look and test something then hopefully heading south tonight. Be good y'all! Roar, Nick, Orbit.
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Could be like a VW transaxle like in a old Beetle?
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^^ This. Plus the west country is wet and in Devon often the ground is boggy and poorly drained so dry-stone walls don't last long unless they're on high and dry moorland. A double comb hedge on a bank formed from a cast-up drainage ditch makes perfect sense in that environment and covers several bases in one go. And this style was developed in sheep country. Sheep can't roll under a hedge that's high on a bank above a ditch. It was simply the best solution to livestock containment given limited resources. That's how all regional hedgelaying styles came about. Work with what you've got, adapt and use the style best suited to the situation. Personally I've got no time for regional pedantic-ness.
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Time Left: 6 days and 14 hours
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For sale is a professional-grade Eliet Minor 4S wood shredder in "as-new" condition. This machine has only been used a handful of times for light domestic garden work and has been stored in a dry garage. This is a premium Belgian-built machine, not to be confused with cheaper domestic chippers. It currently retails for over £2,750, making this an excellent opportunity to own a pro-spec tool at a significant discount. Key Features & Technical Specs: • Engine: Powered by the industry-standard Honda GX200 (6.5HP) professional engine for ultimate reliability. • 4S (Four Seasons) Technology: Specially designed to process both wood and wet, green waste without clogging. • Chopping Principle: Uses 12 HS steel reversible blades to make 30,000 cuts per minute, working with the wood's natural grain. • Capacity: Shreds branches up to 45mm diameter and produces up to 16 wheelbarrows of chips per hour. Build: Heavy-duty steel chassis (92kg) with large wheels for easy transport over garden terrain. Tyres and paintwork are clean and free of damage. Price: £1,199 (Open to sensible offers for a quick sale) Location: East Grinstead Collection: Buyer to collect. It is a heavy, solid unit, so a van or trailer is recommended£1,199
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Yes, a quick search says 9-10,000 for the engine... I guess i jumped to the wrong conclusion earlier, sorry. But it will still 4 stroke rather than rev out, or rather sound that way due to the coil.
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Colours are easy to change, did they tell you what colours they wanted things to be?
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I have a preference for valorbe but struggle to find them.
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I likes it, proper.
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The mandem text me. The shit catchers he had under his uniform did the job. good work sailor!
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Asked a former Devon dairy farmer about it and he rurally mumbled something about banks being boundaries between different soils.
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Are portwest waterproof jackets any good
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So, the 4700 rpm is the blade speed, hence the 9600 spud said, which makes sense, a couple hundred rpm short of the max 2 x blade speed, is that right?
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