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From the information that I have looked at, it seems the change in the law is to protect surgeons so that they can aid women who require late term abortions e.g - due to their foetus being dead and needing it removing, or the foetus developing critical/chronic/dangerous health issues in late term. It’s changed to protect both surgeon and mother from criminal prosecution, I don’t have a problem with it personally.
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Nettles add nitrates to deficient soils (if I remember right) and are handy if he can leave them in place - call it a herb patch since you can also eat them (a bit like spinach). For the bamboo I'd chop it all back, dig out as many roots as you can and then make sure you mow the patch regularly - check for any regrowth and remove as soon as you can. Mowing the area regularly from early spring can cut back any regrowth - each time you do it looses some energy reserves for new growth and eventually dies away - though it might take longer than with weed killer / poison the lawn will be better for any kids to play on without that. For the nettles, the same, just keep mowing the area
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Don’t forget qualifications are not always written. Not everything can be proven in a test environment. If they are the type of organisation that is going to want everything on paper they might not be worth having as customers.
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I'm studying at uni, off for the holidays until September and looking for some tree work on a self employed basis. I have relevant qualifications and 4 years experience. Own kit and saws (no rigging kit but have the ticket) can provide own fuel. £150 on the ground and £170 climbing. Will be able to climb by 27th June after my kit is inspected. Spent most of my time doing utility arb and railways and I'm a bit rusty having not climbed in a year or so.
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i have a brand new hilux tipper and pay £1100 with trust insurance
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Still looking for a handle for my adze, it's been in the family for at least 150 years and was last used by me to cut the tenons on arris rails. They were supported in a V notch in a piece of 4x2.
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Not just me then, as I'm also on a Sherpa 100 - well remembered. Changing to Hombury quick connectors... what's involved? Replace the whole hose, or just the connector bit? What do I need to know about sizes to purchase?
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Well, it made me smile . . . . .
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Ah, yes Dan. Well spotted, my proclivity to forget about stuff. Incl battery chargers. Though oddly enough only a month ago, I had been very intermittently using the wee Kioti, without issue over a few weeks, then after a 3 day gap, the battery was completely dead. Refused to take a charge, so I swopped it with another one. And then I tried it again with the wee basic charger, and after violent full needle deflections and various other non charging aberrations, I finally got it to take a charge, it however took a full week before the battery, a Yausa showed the green light, and the battery once swopped back into the Kioti has been preforming faultlessly ever since. All most odd.
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I'm already baffled. I want to ( legally ) carry on pulling trailers, or being allowed to drive 7.5 Tonners on the rare occasion I need to. Some sites indicate I need to fill in forms D2/D4, but I think that's for minibuses/HGV etc. Others say that if I have B+E entitlements then it's automatically OK. Just to complicate matters, I can't find my paper licence, but I remember when I got it, I was delighted to find I could use various everyday vehicles, such as Road Rollers, pedestrian controlled mowing machines, and all manner of similar stuff. 🙂 Any informed advice would be gratefully received, thanks.
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Sounds like the O rings have failed on the pressure relief valve. Locate your hydraulic valve block with the solenoid coils and remove the PRV. Think its like a 22mm spanner from memory. Also, get a volt meter and check to see if you still have 12v on the forward hirchsmann plug when the rollers are stopping. As others have said, check your drive belts. Both flywheel and hydraulic pump. The hydraulic pump belt on the old TW125 are quite fiddly to tension.
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York is a great place to work with approx 35000 trees to manage urban and rural areas. Will include crown reduction, Thinning and dismantling on highways and CYC sites. 2 rope climbing and using Cherry Picker. Apply before July 2nd CYC jobs website – Job profile JOBS.YORK.GOV.UK Search for Jobs JOBS.YORK.GOV.UK
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Self propulsion (drive) on Mountfield Lawnmower not working
Muddy42 replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
thanks for the comprehensive explanation. I’ll try both approaches on Friday. -
For pragmatic reasons we do need a mix of renewables and nuclear, but I think you might be right about the added politics if it. A lot of what Labour is doing generally this time seems to be to appease the right leaning voters, by moving themselves ever further towards the right. They're terrified of Reform. It's not right, it's all wrong. Aside from that Labour are barely any better than the previous Conservatives, when it comes to environmental concerns or care for the countryside.
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Good morning Arbtalkers , going to be bloody hot today 🥵
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Consider chipper maintenance this nesting season says GreenMech
PeteB commented on Steve Bullman's record in News
Hey Dan, tree work goes off all year round, we wish maintenance did too, rather than the FIWF sort of regime! - Yesterday
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No shame in that, it happens to us all. 😕
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Yeah....and I bet the cost you'll charge me for mine will mean yours will be free! 😅
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@Rob D the link above no longer reaches your milling FAQs for some reason. A good read!
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Time Left: 29 days and 10 minutes
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CTE 170 track 2015 for sale well looked after kept indoors new tracks and a custom made trailer that is almost new cost £5k plus vat will put new LOLA on with sale new machine coming. £17,999.00 ono no idiot please south wales£17,999
PONTYCLUN, Mid Glam - GB
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Cobra Bracing - should it be replaced if taut?
openspaceman replied to AllTrees's topic in General chat
From what @Joe Newton says that brace is 2/3 through its design life and from the look of those forks I expect it would fall apart if removed. -
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