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  1. stihllearning
    i'm thinking of using a 'lighter' hgv like a nqr or similar and would check out the numbers to make sure it was worthwile.a freind used to have a vw lt46 and that was reclassified to 4.5 tonne
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    hi guys, i,d like to buy a 7.5 tonner and reduce the carrying capacity of it to maybe 4.5/5 tonnes.giving me a bigger capacity than a 3.5 tonne truck with room for a big tool box etc and a bit more power from the engine and i,m wondering if i can do this and avoid having quarterly inspections and special liscences required. any input appreciated
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    i'm liking the 8mm tufelburger cord on my tachyon at the moment
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    umm guess thats a no then ?
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    as above,anyone got a manual they can email me.would be much appreciated. thanks:thumbup1:
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    thanks alistair, got it sorted now:thumbup:
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    hi guys,as above, small job realy probably only take half a day i broke my hand last week so cant climb. contact me via pm or call 07973436848
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    weve got shitterton near us,the locals call it sitterton though
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    whats it for? i've got three peices 20 inches in diameter and about 3 feet long that i was saving for bowl blanks.
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    be carefull when thinning, as grandiflora shade leaves tend to go black and die when exposed to uv. ive got two that i trimm every 2 years and i leave it till just after christmas when its grey and miserable.
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    looks awesome ,thanks guys
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    you could use a horticultural soap srayed twice, a week apart, for one tree the cost will be pennies. and it doesn,t affect anything but spider mites and aphids.
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    can u get me some too please:thumbup1:
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    its a cockspur hawthorn native to the usa i believe cracking autumn colour aswell
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    have you tried KSL they stock new and 'recycled' parts for ldvs ive used them five times now and there service has been excellent i think there up your way too mozza 01515460800
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    didn't mean that it would cause any damage,just that its not the best thing to use as a lubricant. grease,oil,wd,gt 85 whatever all attract dust dirt etc graphite powder deos not:001_tt2:
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    once youve cleaned it and your happy that its dry use graphite powder to lubricate the mechanism. you can get it from some arb suppliers or autobitz etc you need to use a dry lube not a wet one like oil or wd
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    ive just come back from looking at 2 pops that i pollarded last year in early feb and theyre showing exactly the same symptoms, there is also an exudate indicative of cytospora chrysosperma so the barks dead on the southern facing part of the stem.there are some signs of a second flush of foliage so fingers crossed they in some part will recover.
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    hi graham the saw logs are £22.50 per tonne roaside
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    hi graham,the diameters going to be a guestimate i'd say 18 inches. as for the price i can find out tommorow if you like?
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    evenin all ive been asked by a friend to ask if i know of anyone interested in the above. its in 8 and 12 foot sections mostly large diameter,some firewood diameters too access is good. its near beaminster pm if interested. cheers
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    unlucky, i'm sure they were beating people off with the proverbial.i got your invoice thanks.

     

    might see you at the arb show if your there on the friday

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    hi tree plantings all finished now and i dont have much on the horizon either i will however keep you in mind when something comes up.

     

    i'm based in dorchester bye the way

  24. stihllearning
    thanks tommy that links great seems to hold all the info i needed thanks all for your comments one for reg and stein to think about maybe:001_tongue:
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    hello all,i was asked yesterday by a client i was doing a loler inspection for if there was a peice of equipment specifically made to carry a climber on the hook of a crane without contaminating theyre climbing rope any ideas guys and gals?

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