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Wilting via heat/water stress, have they been like that for long? Other option could be Canker of there's any signs?
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I'm not sure about Squaredy's, but wild ones do exist. I'm not much versed in botanical classification, but I think you're right, cultivated strawberries are a different species, same genus. How to Grow Alpine Strawberries | BBC Gardeners World Magazine WWW.GARDENERSWORLD.COM All you need to know about growing and caring for wild strawberries, in our Grow Guide. I guess the one you tried wasn't ripe enough. I've noticed that there can be a marked difference in flavour between two similar looking fruit. Like they save all their sweetness until the very last minute. Some interesting botany going on with them. Strawberry - Wikipedia EN.M.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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You see mark it’s very difficult to discuss anything with a blagger who won’t answer any questions he deems uncomfortable, the whole silence or ignoring things is his well known and often used tactic. It’s not an obsession as such ( not like the trumpers on here suffering from the syndrome) rather an amusing interlude to a long day. I do wonder if his libtard politics didn’t align so well with your libtard politics whether you’d be here sticking up for a blatant BS blagger. I’m pretty sure if it were me hiding and avoiding answering pertinent questions during debates you’d be howling with the rest of the ATL big time.
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i refuse to price a job from a photo.
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phytophthora or honey fungus at a guess .. was there big black rhizomorphs boot laces running under the bark around the base ?
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Ha ha!
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No air con? I was at my parents the other day and they were complaining about the heat. They've got a few quid so I mentioned that they should look into getting air conditioning. I dunno about the cost but I reckon if the UK sees more consistent heat waves then it wouldn't be a bad business to get into to. But if your in France and don't have it then my little business venture is dead in the water!
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Helping a mate out on one of his jobs today. Removing three 25m conifers, two Corsican pine and a Douglas fir, no rigging, just stripped and topped for felling, customer added an additional small Larch to the spec. Masses of chipping, ran 15 cubic metres worth off to a Chateau just up the road. Felled the Douglas between the posts and called it a day as it was still 34 degrees in the shade.
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I’m looking for a pickup mewp to use on a utility contract, and it looks as though it’s basically a toss up between an Isuzu Dmax or Toyota Hilux mewp (don’t mention defenders!) Has anyone here had experience running either long term? I have a Hilux tipper that is amazing, but the Isuzu trucks are cheaper for the same boom/miles. I’m aware that some Isuzus have DPF issues? Any input much appreciated!
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Definitely will do! Thanks for your input though
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Well, ah went inta tha toon, this afternoon, and both motor factors recommended a GYS Batium. They both also, each, despite retailing multiple Ring products, described the Ring stuff as only suitable for very occasional use( an who fornicating knew?) So ah bought a 12V/15A Batium . Despite its French provanance. For a relatively insignificant amount more than random on line suppliers. Fingers crossed.
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Fair points all. Each to their own. I won't swap my plum maggots for your sheep's arse maggots if it's all the same to you.
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I do broadly agree but sometimes you just need to get something done, now.
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While I know you're correct, and while we all know that fifty years ago these were automatically granted, sadly I don't have the paper licence to prove it. I don't expect to need to drive a 7.5t vehicle, so I can accept the loss. Thanks for your input, I agree totally.
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Yeap, a typical labour esk thought process. A milliweird, do as I say not do as I do. Green is good you bigot, turns on the coal fire whilst banning anything and everything for everyone else.
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Hilux tipper Ins - £945 to >£4000/year!
Rob_the_Sparky replied to buffalo606's topic in General chat
Same story for my 5.0 TVR, cheaper to insure than a 7 year old Ford S-Max!!! We should all just start driving V8s -
Does the saw hang for a second or two from the starter rope (confirming reasonable compression)? What does the piston look like? Any leaks in the fuel and impulse line.
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Agreed, the only thing I find with those additives is they can bung up the sprayer nozzles. That's fine if you are doing a lot and can rinse out the sprayer afterwards, but I have one sprayer that is permanently filled with glyphosate.
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As above plus write a statement explaining why you are deemed competent to operate the machine / deliver the service plus the experience you have (incl. any recognised clients, Local Authorities / Construction co. etc.) and what procedures you follow (RAMS included but ref. to machinery handbook etc.) People often refer to qualifications meaning competence
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Again thanks for the replies. There was no give in the trunks. Customer agreed to replace it and monitor it every couple of years for adjustment rather than 6 years
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Husky 560xp mk1. Vibration when in the cut.......?
medroberts replied to medroberts's topic in Chainsaws
Adw, I will come back to you with my findings, Thanks again for your time and knowledge in advance on this matter.................Rgds Med
