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Woah, thanks for that detail, Joe. I had completely missed it, and maybe the supplied did as well. I'll ask them about it. I ordered from a reputable specialist dealer in Czech Republic. Unsure exactly who handles their splicing work. Additional detail from Courant in this Instragram post: I can't find that follow-up post, though.
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Aren't you though....really?
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Too busy publishing rage bait articles about the worst people in the industry. Small businesses and the self employed.
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£1200....I think I will start up the business again and come out of retirement.
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Jas P Botex & Mantis - Looking for suggestions
Brushcutter replied to TreeDB's topic in Large equipment
Give them a ring and they have some good relationships with people and they can quite often arrange for you to go and see one nearish you. -
Just do your usual stuff jonathon and go skinny dipping in the local pond 😁
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Oooh didn't mean to do that... was just about to say one of the easiest places to clog up, and also easiest places to clear is the little hole where oil enters the saw bar, and then onto the moving parts of the chain. A small hole of about 2-3mm diameter on the upper part ofhe bar, about 5mm down from the top guide rail surface, where the bar is clamped to the engine. Shouldn't have to be describing this , but I'm beginning to feel that maintenance and regular care don't occur very often with this case.
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All these cheap skid steer loaders about…….
Mark Bolam replied to Treetom15's topic in Large equipment
I’ve only got a bucket as well as the grab Tom. My Klou grab has a ball hitch and lowering bollard on it, which are both really handy. -
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Using Ecoplugs on side growths and suckers
wallyrobinett replied to Philadelphus's topic in General chat
I’ve used Ecoplugs on side growths and suckers, and they work well if applied correctly. Drilling at the right angle into the stem and ensuring the plug sits flush is key for effective herbicide delivery. They’re cleaner and more targeted than spray treatments, especially in sensitive areas where drift or overspray could be a problem. -
APF 2022, Pete Bags drinking red wine through a straw. Good times.
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New shop soiled 13.5HP Briggs & Stratton petrol engine Comes with 14ft bed which will allow a milling length of 11ft Maximum log diameter of 27” and a board width of 22” Sold as seen Viewing available at Long BenningtonAsk for price
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New shop soiled 13.5HP Briggs & Stratton petrol engine Comes with 14ft bed which will allow a milling length of 11ft Maximum log diameter of 27” and a board width of 22” Sold as seen Viewing available at Long BenningtonAsk for price
Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB
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I used to plant lots of trees in Denmark but they never used to start things until early April which seems late by UK standards it's maybe because in the past they were used to long winters. Sometimes there would be stuff to do in November/ December but not as much
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Good Morning All.
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- Yesterday
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I was going to say I wonder how it will go with Putin tomorrow, but after reading the last few pages I think I will leave the pedo, sex trafficker sympathises to their own devices. Bye.
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Vat of Chilli to freeze up for the old folk! Teaching then how to read a packet mix! Sweet!
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Hi, I'm looking for self employed groundy/brush cutter operators to help out on some late Himalayan Balsam control sites, in wetland near Knutsford/ S.Manchester. Other dates are a possibility. Wellies and some prior experience are necessary, but no machines or cert needed, really. Call me for further details. Nick 07973 701 898
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Timberwolf Chipper 18/125 - SPARES AND REPAIRS
woody paul commented on Treeation's advert in Arborist Machinery
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Job Description We are looking for a self motivated HarvaDig drive to join our Forestry department who has a passion for working in the outdoors and in a forest environment. We work in many locations in and around Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and beyond. The role of the HarvaDig driver would be harvesting timber ready for staking. The candidate must be confident at driving a digger and from a rural back ground with general knowledge of agriculture. FMO tickets would be a bonus but not necessary as these can be attained for the right person. Must be hardworking and work as part of a team. Must be able to work to deadlines. Bonus scheme. Possible overtime. Competitive salary depending on experience. 29 days holiday. Company car. PPE provided. Job Type: Full-time, permanent Pay: From £35,000.00 Ability to commute/relocate: - Cheltenham GL54 5HF: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required) Experience: - Agricultural: 1 year (preferred) - Digger driving: 2 years (required) Licence/Certification: - Driving licence (required) Work Location: In person
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seems quite a common and not unexpected result, on more than one forum. didn't your "instincts" tell you you cant just claim disused railway lines, or using waste motor oil as chain lube was a seriously bad practice? not to mention the Himalayan Balsam which seems to change it's name with every post. but please continue, it's quite entertaining, and who knows what you might come up with next. The Dim Wits Member Mixed Farmer Aug 7, 2025 #16 I dont think there is much more to say hear really
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Family-run forestry business Treeline have been appointed as official dealers for the full GreenMech woodchipper range across West, Mid and East Lothian & The Borders of Scotland. This announcement aligns GreenMech’s professional portfolio of road tow, pedestrian, tracked and tractor-mounted chippers with Treeline’s three decades of experience supporting forestry operations throughout the South of Scotland. Founded in 1991 on Baddinsgill Farm, nestled within 93 hectares of mixed woodland in the Scottish Borders, Treeline was established by Gavin Marshall. After recognising a disconnect between forest management and contracting services, Gavin set out to create a company that offered clients a seamless, integrated solution. In 2019, Nick Marshall expanded the business by introducing the sale of forestry machinery and arboricultural equipment through a partnership with Fuelwood Warwick. This collaboration enabled Treeline to offer leading brands such as Uniforest, AMR and Heizohack to customers across Scotland. Thanks to outstanding customer service and deep product knowledge, this new arm of the business has continued to grow from strength to strength. “We’re thrilled to join the GreenMech dealer network” comments Nick. “Their range sets the industry standard for productivity, reliability and safety, giving our broad customer-base access to a quality product that is well suited to all mainstream settings and applications and works well alongside our other franchises.” “Teaming up with the enthusiastic and experienced team at Treeline is a fantastic step forward for us in this area” adds GreenMech Sales Director David Blackwood. “Being so firmly rooted in the forestry community and with a fantastic reputation for integrity and in-field expertise, we’re confident GreenMech customers old and new will benefit hugely from the partnership.” For more information on Treeline, or to speak with a member of the team, visit www.treelinescotland.com
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