Pete Mctree
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Good post!
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Welcome Burnham. Great to see you here
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Win A Pair Of Stretch Air Chainsaw Trousers
Pete Mctree replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
Here you go. A bit of sawdust flying to kick things off -
The Oak I suppose is the tree that is nearest the mark
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At this time of year it's tennis elbow from trimming bloody hedges
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isnt gay wrist syndrome cured by visiting loads of hetro porn sites, or have you tried that
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Great pespective, good to watch. Thanks
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Only the same way you have described Steve. Never tried anything else
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I'll agree with the prussic. hopefully steve can posts some pics of what i was tuning up this afternoon
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The tiered system sounds reasonable in principal, but it would involve reassesment which, unless there is some incentive i.e. reduced insurance would only incur more cost to either an individual or biz.
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In that case good call
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Nice pics, watch out for those stubs, you are going to get hurt someday on one. Only leave them if you have a need for it
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Bloody fantastic
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I like the first one, but being awkward I love the font of the 2nd one to be used. Less formal and easier on the eye
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I use srt quite a bit, it is easier than footlocking imo, and for me quicker on a long ascent. I like to keep it simple and use the minimum kit
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They often come with an Hiab fitted, making a truley awesome combination
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Both great, but I aint wearing no palm tree!!!!!!!
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James the Narcoleptic tree cutter.......
Pete Mctree replied to Kev Stephenson's topic in The Lounge
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It's the same as a mog with a fixed chipper on the rear. Dedicated machine with pto. Regs don't say tractor they say AG machine if memory serves me right. Nice looking rig!!!!!!
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the opposite I think. Larger chips require larger hp as the amount of torque required to keep the blades moving will increase. If the anvil/blade seperation is adjustable then there should be some range of adjustment within the tollerance of the machine. Chippers were origonally designed for fuel production i.e. large chips, the smaller chip size is a bi-product of the streamlining and weight reduction of the mordern machine, which has a different goal to the origonals
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Nice to see you working hard as usual Matt
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haha I was waiting for that to be mentioned!!!!!
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Nice job, even better when the chip is sprayed all over the shop.
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Take the risk of trashing your rep. and the $$$$ or just bide your time,re apply and sugest staged retrenchment pruning. i.e. go hit em hard repeatedly over a long period of time
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Run with the permission only. Not worth pushing it unless there is real and researched ground to ignore it, i.e. an incorrectly served tpo
