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Top 10 most popular wood-burning and multifuel stoves
Gabriel82 replied to BowlandStoves's topic in General chat
Unless it's a catalytic wood stove I would never give up ceramic tile stove. Problem free ,works every time , just brush the chimney well every year. -
battery chainsaws are good if you're in a hurry ,have 2 good batteries(preferably charged...) and the work you're doing is not too long/hours and isn't too demanding. Otherwise I'll take the gasoline 2 stroke chainsaw anytime anyday! Now, for some years am running a Makita EA6100 but I'm "itching" for either a 70cc chainsaw or even a 390 chainsaw (395 seems good for me too 🙄 ). I like heavy things
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Best song for me 😎
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@Johnsond without foreign citizens willing to work for sht sallary EU and UK would be in prolonged recession... BAD stuff economically speaking...
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@sime42 asbestos, formaldehide and you're still here 😁 Anyway: burning oak ,hornbeam or any other wood in log form is nice. But if we would all heat our homes with only that,I'm sure we'd run out of forests to cut... 😂 Maybe if we'd live in Siberia we wouldn't run out of trees to cut... But as is, new forms of useable energy should be tried. Although Navien , NTI caprice 85 or even Kiturami condensing oil boilers are "tempting things" to have and use 😁 I myself am "cheating" still having installed some time ago a new condensing gas central heating just to be safe and instant hot water.. Unless using mechanized stuff at every stage, getting dried firewood will be labour intensive. At least here in Romania...
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Wasn't Reg Coates designing a climbing device a while back, said to be nearly ready around the time the RRP /RC graple was released? Did anything happen with that?
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Kind of review for tracked wood chipper SZ130
green heart replied to covex's topic in Large equipment
So yesterday I had a chipper demo over at MDL Power up, in Carlisle. Also present, was a well-known contributor to this site, and his hound.. From the demo -and subsequent discussions with MDL's office manager, it only now transpires that this 4'' tracked chipper is actually designed for the production of wood-pellet feedstock ! -No, NOT wood chipping!? So it's great at very slowly turning 1'' to 3'' diameter branches into saw dust-like particles -that do happily blow everywhere... We didn't bother trying to chip 4'' hawthorn or cypress, that would be just asking too much, I think. In an effort to produce some actual wood chippings, I swiftly removed the substantial main screen -but no real change, just as covex said above. We then proceeded to remove the 8 off swinging drum hammers, leaving just the two chipping blades. Surprisingly, there was still no change to the particular size output... It has many plus points -but is useless for my needs, unless I diversify into pellet production ! In defence of the unit, the engineer did insist on turning the hydraulic feed-speed down to a snails pace.. 😏 -
Slightly undue mockery. A tenner a year (plus the fcking on though) or not, it's still melting itself. You wouldn't be impressed if your car melted its own bumper.
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The landlord of my local noticing I'd had a few told me, don't drive your car home tonight you'll crash it, take a bus,,, didn't help, I crashed that fecker too.
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As previously mentioned, you can just undo the wire if stretching is too difficult for you.
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Time Left: 29 days and 14 hours
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2008 Timberwolf TW150 VTR (Variable track) 1900 hrs (will increase slightly), machine will be serviced on sale. Serviced on a regular basis with genuine parts, repairs have been carried out using genuine parts. New battery, glow plugs, 3 new x hydraulic hoses, recent bearing/fly wheel fans. Vary track allows this machine to access a 700mm wide entrance. Tracks are in good condition, tracks and chips as it should. A well looked after machine that has served us well with no major issues. Owned by us since 2019, registered to us on the Timberwolf register. £8,000 plus vat, £9,600 incl vat (vat receipt provided on sale) Payment via BACS, COLLECTION ONLY ). 07944903017£9,600
Pontypool, Torfaen - GB
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Grapple Saws/ Tree Sheers Rules and Regulations
Tree monkey 1682 replied to ARBQuestions's topic in Large equipment
That is not a good sign,😆 when reading this it filled me with dread knowing everyone wants to try not to pay out for more certs . But alot of it is in cpcs training. But I had the displeasure of driving a 3 ton grey thing , struggled lift 1/4 dumpy bag on a tight radius ! -
What good are gold ingots and stacks of cash if you're dead? Healthy and happy is enough. Of course don't starve to death and a home wouldn't "hurt " either. But to live only to make money and buy gold or other valuables is pointless.
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2025 Trump and Orban in a public meeting: "Hey Donald, Ukraine is winning the war..." 🙄
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alcoohol is for weak people 😁 on 15 november I will be celebrating 10 years since I last drank alcoohol. And it wasn't beer. P.S. beer should be free! or at least massively subsidized by ALL governments(taliban included) 😎
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Earn money from your waste chips and timber
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
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Primer bulb pulling air but not the usual suspects.
Muddy42 replied to jarrick's topic in Maintenance help
As above are you sure the primer is connected the right way? Its short line from (normally the top of the) carb, long line returning to the fuel tank. The fuel line goes from the fuel tank to the bottom of the carb. If the lines are clear, you should see where the bubbles start from? Are you sure the carb was assembled in the correct way? If any of the diaphragms ripped, it could benefit from a carb kit. You can pressure test a carb, but do it gently to avoid breaking stuff. You don't need a pressure tester for this, if you blow with your mouth on the fuel line you get an idea if the pressure is dropping. -
@Mark_Skyland did you manage to sort the issue out?
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1.5K reactions · 294 shares | when men were men. the tree industry in... WWW.FACEBOOK.COM when men were men. the tree industry in its beginnings.#treeservice #treeremoval...
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I'm from a different end of the country, but I'd try local sawmills, firewood suppliers or timber haulage companies. Scope out anywhere where trees are being felled, sometimes they will have a half load or some types of poorer grade timber that the sawmill doesn't want. If the wood is green, technically it needs to be delivered with a statutory notice on how to store and dry it.
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New oaks & briars- advice needed
Stere replied to Mr. Ed's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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We will soon need another climber to join our team of 5 based just south of Oslo in Norway, preferably with ETW (European Tree Worker) certificate and have a minimum 3 years climbing experience. Since brexit it has been harder to get visas for Brits here so ideally the applicant will have Duel nationality or a European citizenship. My company is called Ekorn Trepleie AS and has been established for 12 years, for a little more info, please take a look at the website: ekorntrepleie.no Reply to this post or pm me with a short description of your certifications, experience and contact details, i look forward to hearing from you, thanks! Douglas Baylin +47 92455185 [email protected]
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Morning all, Looking like a wet one here. Taking the day off to rest my (real not metal) knee. Hope all goes well Pete.
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I've got similar, PC27R. Similar vintage. First thing I did was put on a hydraulic thumb. It's worked very well for me. Looking at an undercarriage refresh next summer.