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Importing a Greenmech CM200MT40 into France
GA Groundcare replied to Matt Vaughan's topic in General chat
We have tried exporting stuff without a COC in the past. It isn't a goer. The only official way is to fit the chipper onto a trailer with COC. - Today
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Very gratifying.
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Par four here Wordle 1,501 4/6* ⬜⬜🟨⬜⬜ 🟨⬜🟨⬜🟨 🟩⬜🟩🟨⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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That's just to turn up on the day and do job, then plus this and that,
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Morning All. Sombre day today. Funeral.
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What the most unusual thing you have found in a tree
Mike Hill replied to Henry218's topic in Climbers talk
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everything i bring back to the yard has value. odd length logs, stump cuts and chogs goes for arb waste timber which we are paid for by the artic load. All softwood 2.5m in length and up to 1.2m diameter goes for chip by the artic load. Hardwood cord upto 400mm diameter goes to a couple of firewood dealers, they either buy it by the artic load or i sell smaller loads delivered with tractor and trailer. Oversize hardwoods go to a couple of guys who firewood it for their own use, again sold and delivered by the tractor and trailer. Chip goes out by the artic load. il even mix stump grindings in with older chip to make a nice mulch for people who want it for flower beds which i sell by truck or tractor and trailer loads upto 35 cubic metres. the only thing that doesn’t have value to me is hedge clippings or rake up
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Indeed, the internet is awash with conflicting reports from both sides, highlighting the very point I was making. and it's not restricted to recent events, it's been going on for years, it doesn't take much searching to find similar in the Russia/Ukraine scenario, in the '60,s it was "baby killing" gi,s. war is fought on many levels, and the media are always glad to assist in fanning the flames whether true or false.
- Yesterday
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Magnolia getting too large, no I.D. Keep or cut down?
Little Splodge replied to Little Splodge's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
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THE PENIS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. feckin' space bar!
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Indeed yes. There are one or two folk with reputations lower than a snake's bottom, who have been known to ask for payment in advance, only for a catastrophe involving poorly relatives, poorly vans, and/or other terrible events to prevent them doing what they agreed to. I did a wedding where the singing waiters had stiffed the organisers ( groom's parents ) for a considerable sum and vanished, also the caterer ran off with as much cash as he could liquidate a week before the event, and was last seen heading for pastures new. Trust works both ways. Quite possibly. Understandable. It can take a while to build up trust, but a minute to lose it.
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One bump for the week.
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Really great to see the arb community rallying behind Andy’s Man Club. Mental health often gets overlooked in physical trades, even though the pressure can be intense. Raising awareness and funds through something so community-driven makes a real difference. I hope more events like this pop up—it’s a reminder we’re stronger when we talk and support each other openly.
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I did write a police report but then I thought I needed a strong positive mind and if it did grow back not have any negativity surrounding the tree. No you are right though. If you saw my previous post when it happened I was not that calm about it 👍👍 to say the least. Alls good. I sit next it and have a beer or 2.😁
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Aerial rescue climber with own kit wanted in South Cumbria.
Steven P replied to polish pete's topic in Employment
There was a lad on here Lake District with transport a few weeks ago, he never said if he was happy being rescue climber though:- 1 reply
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Bears have a simlar habit.
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I need someone with Nptc certs for brushcutter and/or strimmer plus 1st aid. Own brushcutter would be handy but not essential. Few days end of August between Grange-over-Sands and Ulverston. There might be more chainsaw work afterwards. Get in touch about further details. Cheers Peter -
When he gets together with Paul Whitehouse You take notice .
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I bought this last year, I think its awesome.
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106K views · 661 reactions | LEGO Mega Factory Uses 18 Cucumbers to... WWW.FACEBOOK.COM LEGO Mega Factory Uses 18 Cucumbers to Build Log House An insane idea becomes reality. It took 83 days of planning...
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Anyone need one of these- entec timber wolf anti stress control
Isabelle68 replied to markieg31's topic in Large equipment
Have the same stress control box on a ch25 i recently bought but the wires have been cut 1 blue 1 black 1 brown, I,m thinking of re,wiring it to see if it works but no idea where those wires go, anybody any ideas? -
Chicks basically teenagers now. IMG_5764.MOV
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So I have put a few hours on the Grillo. It cuts great. It doesn't clog and stall like the Bolens did (which I was really asking too much of it to become a rough cut mower). It just smashes through everything, rocks and stumps included. I like the simplicity of being able to remove and sharpen the blade tips. - It needs choke to start even when warm, so I think some carb cleaning might be helpful. - I'm going to raise the deck a bit. I'm hitting too much even on the highest setting.
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If it's not brittle it's not Kretz
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