Peter
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Change of principal/named manager = reassessment.
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32" cedar ideal for caving essex £400
Peter replied to B&M Tree Care's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
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Forestry is it worth doing?
Peter replied to elfinwood saws's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
If I had enough money to set up properly in forestry I would retire now. -
Can't remember tbh, mine was in and out about 6 times in the end, but I just paid for the parts and traded some tree work for the labour.
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If you do replace the clutch get one from Iveco. I had loads of problems with a non genuine part, and then it turned out the Iveco part was no more expensive. Got pretty good at driving at it without a clutch though.
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Forgot all about your pm, only just got my lorry back from its mot. Not sure about the gear lever thing, but my clutch was really heavy until I had it replaced and now it's lovely.
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I have run both in the past, I would say the canter is a little more heavy on the construction, but the cab star has a better legal payload. (1200kg) My Swb cabstar has an awesome turning circle too.
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I think it's quite telling that all the chipper manufacturers are going down the type approval route for their trailed machines.
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I have a portamig, it's a lovely machine but I would buy inverter over transformer every time now.
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The age of the bracket isn't a particularly good indication of the time scale of colonisation/decay. There could be old brackets that have been removed, or decay progressing internally for some time with no fruiting bodies appearing. Also, that fence looks very new, I would be surprised if Ganoderma had colonised and produced brackets since it was installed. Symptoms from root damage following the fence and any other construction work are probably 5-6 years down the line.
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You can obviously run the welder at lower amperages from a 13 or 16 amp supply, but if you need max power then you'll need the 32 amp supply.
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I have an R tech ac/DC tig. They are Chinese made but they hold spares in stock in the uk, so you can't go too far wrong imo.
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There's a video link on the website too.
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Pretty much everything you'll ever need is on the Samson site. http://www.samsonrope.com/Documents/Splice%20Instructions/Lock%20Stitching%20Whipping%20Seizing%20Procedures_SEPT2012_WEB.pdf
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If you want to get trucks clean of traffic film etc you really need hot water. I've got a karcher hds 601, secondhand for £600ish. Be careful with secondhand stuff though, they are susceptible to frost damage and can be expensive to repair.
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It's helps you to B positive.
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I don't think I'd even met your Dad by my tenth birthday.
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Ever considered a career in teaching?!
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Don't have much problem with either tbh. Fibre optic is a bit different, but ye olde two core phone line is about as simple as it gets.
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Since when have you needed a bt man to drop a phone line?
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Too far for me, but I would say £6-700 from the pics.
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Agreed. Once bitten twice shy eh?
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Tut tut Mark, filling trees with concrete is outdated and barbaric in modern tree care. Expanding foam is the modern way.
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Underbark or overbark makes no difference so long as you negotiate the price on the correct basis beforehand.
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Tulipwood is from the tulip poplar, Liriodendron tulipifera. Not a true Poplar (Populus)
