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dryadlad

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  1. Thanks so much that's great news , I wanted a resurface but they don't do them down here (Dorset) any more . I'll probably end having them both done at some point , but the left is proper knackered ...I will be happy if I can do a few little climbs, no all day jobbies . Thanks again you've made my day , I was a bit down in the mouth about it all today :thumbup:

  2. Anyone had a hip replacement , and still climb ? I'm due for one in a few months due to impingement , doc recons it will be out of the question . Not climbing full time any more anyway but really would miss it ... plus i just bought a new rope at the arb show.

  3. Pretty new to milling , but landed a common walnut job for this week . Milled a couple of pieces at 2.5 inches thick which cracked almost straight away . Is this normal for walnut ? Should it be milled thicker to avoid this ?

  4. Don't do it. They are native woodland plants and extremely import for insects within the local ecosystem. You could strim around the stools to reduce competition. The presence of the nettles would suggest high levels of nitrate so the growth of stool should be good.

     

    Thanks , that's what I wanted to hear . I may strim or spray round each plant , the light level will decrease as the new stools grow anyway !

     

    Cheers everyone :thumbup: GRAZON!!

  5. We put in a planning application for a barn, the nice man came out for a site inspection. Next week we had a letter asking us to remove all our wood as it was not arisings from the land,and the barn was out of the question.So we used a privateer planning chap to scrap it out with the LA , no luck on the barn yet but we can keep our wood .

  6. Those cameras look great ! We've just blocked up the gate they got through with a muck speader , until tommorow when it gets filled with 10 ton of rubble.And shelled out for a load of cropper proof chain .I recon it was about 10 + cube if it was sawn up . I guess i will have to leave everything in long lenths so they cant move it !

  7. Just visited my nicely stacked pile of billets , to find that every piece has been robbed . It must have taken a hour to shift , by the looks of the tyre tracks it was a 4x4 and another vehicle on the road .And just to top that ive got the squitts from our nipper, so all in all a good weekend so far. P.S the wood was nr wincanton in somerset , beware the ****** are about !

  8. This has probably been done already, but how is roadside timber priced ?

    Ive spoken to a few people and just got more confused, is it per tonne or cubic metres .And say its £40a cube does that allow for air spaces ? , so would i get a cube and a half of cut and split logs from a cube roadside?????:confused1:

  9. If youve only used it once, give it more of a chance, they are wicked, you may have to just adjust it if it doesnt feel right. I have my leg loops quite loose, dont give up on it man!

     

    Used it for a good 4 hours on a take down , when i got down on terra firma i thought id split my kipper.

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