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Had one of these picked up ot one of the shows Kong Frog ment as a tool clip but could be a quickrelease conector ?? I the past i have used cut offs of bike inner tube that i use to pinch knots on karbs Just an idea http://www.abaris.co.uk/index.php?main_page=popup_image&pID=382&zenid=g8vuvvd8le602e9po9tjrl1a66'
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My father has some that are the dogs dangle berrys we use themn to load quads moto x bike and he has stationery engines that whieght an insane amount will ask where he got them
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have had a broad experiance of different machine for my vote would be shiesling but this is a user opion not the owner so my opion does,nt allow for cost of the machine and parts etc
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Telehandeler with grain bucket company i have worked for have large bays that was pushed up by skid steer and when the biomass bulkers came in thay would hire in a telehandler for the day and have a few bulkers come on one day. Out of intrest who is using stobarts at the mo i keep seeing there biomass bulkers every where
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How does this effect the tree treat me as a complete fungi muggle
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I found quite a few of these around the base of a hornbeam yesterday this is the best one i could photograph we where asked to strip ivy so did'nt see them until we started striping. There where few all around the trunk up to about 2meters the tree has a cavity that has been concrete filled, diameter at dbh about 90cm multistemed at about 4meter hieght approx 18m its a road side tree can't think of any other relavent info hope it helps
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ransomes crawler in steep woodland?
Treegeek replied to offgridchris's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I know of a yard where there are 5 of these old ransomes crawlers 4 sale very near salisbury wiltshire -
I wish you was a bit closer than durham i would be keen i like the build spec of these machines
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Got your pm jammy might be a bit far to come though ? Anyone else out there ??
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Taylor Triangle Technique / TTT for measuring trees
Treegeek replied to mdvaden's topic in General chat
wheres my stick shes good enough for a simple one like me. think if this is the sort of things he has on his mental back burner time to get out of the woods -
Nice collection of pics there for the start of some ones carrer i have got my trainne keeping a log book of climbs and fells as hes only temporary staff and its looking unlikly that he's getting a permant position though it would be a good insight in to his efforts for future employers. Top job Monkey D:thumbup:
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?? how worn are the valve guides ??
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Chernobyl was particualr bad as thay had b uilt the reator with a jacket made no graphit powder which burn and float up into the upper atmosphere
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Could organize one around my neck of the woods (lol) if enought intrest hampshire area
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Who is getting into next winters firewood ?
Treegeek replied to gensetsteve's topic in Firewood forum
Cut and split stored all my personal supply -
cherish them i have three, 3yrs 8yrs 14yrs i wish i had photographed video'd more as there are so many valuable moments. Congratulations the grin will last for a good few weeks
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Kellys heroes love donald southerlands character Oddball WooF WooF
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Saws + idiots + beers = utube fodder
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Did a little pj (private job) today the chappie said he'd had has own saw nicked two weeks ago and that the local fuzz had been in touch with him since to say thay had recovered "a hoard of chainsaw and equipment" Thats as much as i know just sharing the info
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Had the jensen dealer in the yard today checked ever machine over and took the broke chipper back with him thay said that its the first time thay had this happen on this particular model and the warranty will cover the repair bill. Just before for the jensen chappie turned up my boss said to me that "there not happy with you for posting it on arbtalk" my boss said that he though that it was a good idea and as i have not mentioned names or been derogetory had no bones about it. Stay safe and keep them chippers rolling:001_tt2:
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I have a stump that i need grinding 18" to 24" oak very good access all i need is ground below surface 6" i will make good clean up can any one help the tree will be felled beginig of next month any out there that can do this if there in the area fancy a quickie
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Hi steve give me a ring when your ready
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Thanks realy was'nt expecting such a bitching for a dirty machine for those who feel that a dirty machine is unacceptable sorry yes a bucket of soapy water would kill any one i agree i wish my boss would like give us the time too. I'm not an animal.
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Just putting it out there as it could have ended been a whole lot worse.
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On the contaray we keep well on top of maintainance just this morning this chipper had new blades greased and levels checked, i personal make sure that the blades get done every week regardless of performance. The dents where done before i took over the team my company has taken all 5 chippers off the road untill manufacturer has been and checked them over.
