porky
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I have the Stihl 160 and really like it. Sits in the wagon ready for instant use, battery still good in it's third year now. Won't replace a petrol saw but has it's niche.
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I'm just wondering how many Refresher courses the top people at Carillion did last year?
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Made me laugh!
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Reminds me of a time when I rang a dealer for Kubota parts on a Saturday. Someone picked up the phone and said "we're closed".
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From experience, it's all just to cumbersome and dangerous up a ladder . Far better and safer to use it from a platform eg a Henchman or from the ground
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Ditto all above. We need more biodiversity.
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Signed, love that area...
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The B6000 is one of the oldest and has an opposite direction pto.
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History in the making, keep up the good work!
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Pfanner Gladiators, so good I bought another pair, (after a few years of saving up). Price was same everywhere.
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Perrie Hale at Honiton for the oak and alder. Perrie Hale Nursery, Hedging, Tree & Shrubs: Quality UK Grown Trees, Hedge plants and Shrubs
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Thanks for posting. It's good to see follow up pics years later, well done.
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Aliens ...
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Okay for me now on IE
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What happens to the dredged silt out of interest?
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I gave up trying to find 10w30 for my Kubota engines. The dealer said that they always use 15w40 even though it wasn't in the handbook.
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Get yourself down to Endicotts in Exeter and get an ex army large rucsac, well made and cheap.
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Would be well used, go for it!
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That's the handlebar bolt, that's ok, its where it enters into the plastic body below. I've just googled 97990030410 and that is a helicoil which would sort it thanks.
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Has anyone got a simple fix for replacing a stripped thread in the plastic on a stihl Brushcutter where the handlebar bolt locates?
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Sweet Chestnut stakes from coppice ?
porky replied to porky's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Just small amount of coppice unfortunately. I am going to use the stakes for my own fencing. -
Sweet Chestnut stakes from coppice ?
porky replied to porky's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
That's been my experience with softwood posts lasting about 5 years. -
Sweet Chestnut stakes from coppice ?
porky replied to porky's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Thanks for that:001_smile: -
Is 3-4" sweet chestnut coppice any good for fencing, would it outlast so called "treated" stakes if you debarked it?
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When you press the button the 2 inner pins change to 1.13v The "button" is to check the charge condition of the battery.
