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  2. Mark J
    Instructed an administrator yesterday, apparently. Agreed, proper scum.
  3. Dodge
    Cheers guys Ive tried the bypass im but that didnt help, the light comes on on the solenoid,ive done a resistance check and one side is a bit flaky it seems when the solenoid heats up the its losing conection internaly. I've got a new one from hydrastar hydraulics but the one on the valve must be stuck as it wont budge at all I just need to be sure there wasnt some fixing I was missing
  4. Today
  5. rapalaman
    About 7 times I think I saw them - Hammersmith odeon back in the early 80s and the last time was Milton Keynes bowl supported by Jethro Tull, another of my favourites 👍
  6. Oldfeller

    Mast

    Oldfeller replied to sime42's topic in Picture Forum

    There was a time, when I lived a more "nomadic" lifestyle and lived in a Thames 15cwt van, traveled around to find very varied work,and lived on what I could trade, poach, or even find dead on the road, with a little imagination, or just plain hunger,,, a squirrel or two was a decent meal, perfectly edible, yes a little effort to prepare for not much meat, but better than no meal at all. soaked in brine, for a few hours before cooking improves most game, squirrel is no exception.
  7. BillQ
    I don't dream of using tech stuff, nor do I use tools, machines, drive, sail, fish, hunt,etc etc I used statins for the first time 15 or so years ago and I had awful dreams and nightmares (and a few other side effects) until I changed them for the second time.
  8. WirralBoy

    Jokes???

    WirralBoy replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

  9. beddowtreeltd
    Hi - Update: 2 roles. 1. An experienced climber with an interest in passing skills onto others, and undertaking hi-end technical jobs when required. Ideally 1 day a week but would consider a couple of days a fortnight or a small block every month. Role would probably end up being 50% doing bigger stuff (we have other operatives to do this work as well) and 50% developing other climbers, whether alongside in tree or from ground (more likely). There maybe an opportunity for the right person who is looking to get into a training role in the future. Get in touch to discuss further as role will be designed around candidate to a degree. Rates negotiable. 2. Qualified Climber looking at developing into a crew leader role. Ideally would want someone to be capable of medium size crown reduction / capable of rigging medium sized tree (60ft). Passionate about Arboriculture and driven to improve. 5 days a week. email to contact: [email protected]
  10. Sviatoslav Tulin
    Wish you fast and full recovery! Sadly there in Ireland very hard to get help before you are in critical situation , even if you ready to pay big cash still … delays!
  11. Mark Jones
    We are looking for an experienced Climber. Please contact Mark Jones at Braywood Tree Surgery Ltd - 07709-577606
  12. peatff
    Par four today Wordle 1,565 4/6* 🟩⬜🟩⬜⬜ 🟩⬜🟩🟨⬜ 🟩🟩🟩⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  13. CDMR
    Thank you. Hopefully not just for comedic purposes!
  14. PeteB
    Tide in at lunch so afternoon stroll along Charmouth beach with the old folk. Think I got to take a couple of calls about work too! Exploring a couple of job opportunities. Vat of curry to be made later for the old folks freezer. Did a large lasagne last night and they both had seconds which is a good sign.this followed by a couple of beers at Perry Street Club while the traditional local skittles teams played. Enjoy the day safely. Sin, Cos, Whim.
  15. organic guy
    Brades 3 1/2 lbs Kent pattern, just needs a final sharpen
  16. Yesterday
  17. cessna
    Hi all thanks for all your appreciated replies. I have a Husqvarna 550 XP mk 2 great saw, was wondering if there is bit lighter saw to use to cut the crooked cordwood, as at 74 the mind is more willing than the body😉
  18. Oldfeller
  19. Treeman123
    Yes I did it. Little screws to come out but it is possible. Found the same battery on ebay delivered from China. I had a problem where one set wouldn't charge so I thought it was the battery but it wasn't in the end. Cant find the picture of the battery to save my life!
  20. Bob_z_l

    Magkuno

    Bob_z_l replied to Johnsond's topic in Milling Forum

    Wow. Good post.
  21. sime42
    This is like a good cheese: pungent but you know it's right. Think ripe Camembert or Stilton.
  22. aspenarb
    Nice work Stephen, thirty years ago all the old boys would bleat on about how tracks and trees didn’t work, how things have changed.🤙 Bob
  23. GlobalNewark

    Time Left: 6 days and 1 hour

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    Vermeer BC1000XL wood chipper For sale on behalf of a customer

    £18,500

    Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB

  24. GlobalNewark

    Time Left: 6 days and 1 hour

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    Vermeer BC230XL wood chipper For sale on behalf of a customer

    £8,500

    Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB

  25. GlobalNewark

    Time Left: 6 days and 1 hour

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    Predator P460 stump grinder 2022 model One owner Pedestrian swivel turntable grinder 230kgs Multi tip teeth 25hp petrol engine

    £5,995

    Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB

  26. GlobalNewark

    Time Left: 6 days and 1 hour

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    FSI D60 track stump grinder 2022 model 670 hours 60hp Hatz diesel engine Radio Hydraulic grading blade Greenteeth Upgaded cutting head 1,450kgs 80cm width Expanding tracks

    £34,995

    Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB

  27. Mick Dempsey
    What makes the original such a classic is the brilliant script, so many quotable lines. Here’s a great scene, I love the way the negotiator goes too far with the “we’ll even throw in a Blaupunkt” line.
  28. davide1993
    Hi I'm Italian tree climber currently living in Italy, i started my career in arboriculture 2 years ago. I been working as a ground man for a year and already done tree pruning/reduction/removal on my own. I've an Italian certificate to climb and operate on trees and chainsaw licence. I'm really passionate and I wanna grow up in this world. I currently looking to get hire with a Training position or whatever way will give me a chance to do this job out of my country. Available to move worldwide.
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