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My horizontal anvil sheared off and spat itself out the chute, is there anything you would recommend replacing while I have it stripped? I was looking to see online where the anvil goes etc but I’m a bit lost. If anyone has done this or has pictures it would be fantastic. This is the current shape I have it sitting in

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depends on the code after your C1+E what your max isan awfull lot of people lost the higher weight entitlement when things changed because they didnt query the reduction

Looks identical to the treehog, same sticker, spec and everything at half the price. Thanks for that, ordered a few. My oldest e2e prussik is starting to wear out and wont hold me without extra wrap, then the friction is a bit too much. Took Fedex quite a while but 5th free battery arrived.

The one I mentioned on the first page, originally cut Nov 2023 but last week inspected and trimmed to the banch collar. It was weeping before but the previous rain had washed it off for this pic. I got a fresh pic today. This is the bend that I assume snapped when it was young. Did a reasonable amout this afternoon, not started the back corner yet but happy with the house side.

But don't let piles of school kids in to get the numbers up.

something I've never done unless it was going to the pub. alcohol doesn't relax me, just makes me more hyper !

Were you the same size?

You only need to notify things that otherwise would be an offence - topping, lopping, uprooting, wilful damage or wilful destruction. If you are satisfied that all these potential offences will be avoided, there's nothing to notify.

‘Can you cut them back to make a nice hedge?’

Brought a mate in with his Magni today for a job. Just an absolute pleasure when the right machines are on site.

Had to read the last line a couple of times, classic. Might go along with Donald Rumsfelds 'known unknowns' for linguistics

The old and the new, hungry mogs lining up for a feed.

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We’re excited to share that Tom Richards Tree Services is growing! Some fantastic opportunities have become available for experienced Subcontractor Arborists work as part of our team. Tom Richards Tree Services is a long-established arboricultural business with a substantial client base, covering both domestic and commercial works. We have been Arb Approved for over a decade and have a small, professional team with a strong track record of delivering high quality services across the East Midlands. What we can offer you: - Highly competitive rates of pay - Immediate payment on invoice - Flexible hours and schedule of working - Company and seasonal team events - Varied work with a strong, experienced workforce - Up to date equipment and wide range of machinery - Organised and efficient office team on hand to arrange work around your ongoing commitments If you're looking for additional high quality work within the industry then we want to hear from you! We’re based in West Hallam, Derbyshire in close proximity to Derby, Nottingham and the Peak District. To find out more, get in touch with us at [email protected] or on 07496969746

We’re excited to share that Tom Richards Tree Services is growing! Some fantastic opportunities have become available for experienced Subcontractor Arborists to work as part of our team. Tom Richards Tree Services is a long-established arboricultural business with a substantial client base, covering both domestic and commercial works. We have been Arb Approved for over a decade and have a small, professional team with a strong track record of delivering high quality services across the East Midlands. What we can offer you: - Highly competitive rates of pay - Immediate payment on invoice - Flexible hours and schedule of working - Company and seasonal team events - Varied work with a strong, experienced workforce - Up to date equipment and wide range of machinery - Organised and efficient office team on hand to arrange work around your ongoing commitments If you're looking for additional high quality work within the industry then we want to hear from you! We’re based in West Hallam, Derbyshire in close proximity to Derby, Nottingham and the Peak District. To find out more, get in touch with us at [email protected] or on 07496969746

Aye, Musick has Charms to sooth a savage Breast, To soften Rocks, or bend a knotted Oak! just don't bring Rambo along...

The other good technique is to contact local businesses using this approach. Note: if you are after wood ready to burn that is very different from green/wet wood that has just been cut and will not be dry nor cut/split for burning. Green wood is unlikely to be ready to burn until next year now (without a kiln)

I saw am amazing video on youtube once of a guy using a pulley system with a 45:1 ratio driven by a ride on mower. He drove the mower across a large lawn a few times reseting the rope each time, but it did eventually pull out a tree stump.

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