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  1. tree monkey
    how much are the boxers?
  2. tree monkey
    i couldnt see a price
  3. tree monkey
    its not made by husky is it so launch date is a lottery:001_tt2:
  4. tree monkey
    your making a point on health and safety. There job there choice
  5. tree monkey
    put your money were your mouth is and show us your wears! the job is quality workmanship from milling to erecting the gate and fence for a local church stop picking for a fight and apreciate fellow arbtalkers skills rant over
  6. tree monkey
    my logs are left in rings for at least 12months if possible then split and store to dry softwood i split and leave to the elements then put in to dry after 18 months
  7. tree monkey
    yes your right but the sap is dried out so it is still in the wood if you try and displace some of the sap with water. When the logs dry out the water will have evaporated and theoretically there will be less resin to cause the creosoting if temperatures are not high enough.
  8. tree monkey
    your right but as i previously posted leave outside to weather then i store to dry i dont meen to burn wet. i may have put it across wrongly
  9. tree monkey
    ouch hope it heals ok lesson to learn clean the timber off and leave no pegs sticking out looking at the dried blood around the wound id guess he could have been wearing pants.
  10. tree monkey

    Cpc

    tree monkey replied to Dan Earp's topic in General chat

    i thought it was 7.5t and over
  11. tree monkey
    based in leeds too nfu wanted £2 k for insurance when i tried
  12. tree monkey
    the sap is thicker than the water in rain, so getting the wood wet displaces some of the sap therefore when drying there is less sap thus reducing the creosoting in the chimney . The theory seems to work anyway. The Theory of osmosis comes to play
  13. tree monkey
    with conifer and pine i always split it leave it to the eliments and then wen water has soaked it i then stack loosely in pallet frames to dry if airy its less likely to go mouldy.
  14. tree monkey
    i think it looks great
  15. tree monkey
    STIHL MS 201T/TC CHAINSAW 2012 BRAND NEW NEVER BEEN USED | eBay this as well with no box mmmmmm:sneaky2:
  16. tree monkey
    there was some 441`s on during apf with short listings it never dawned till this morn when i saw sumat else
  17. tree monkey
    theres been a few from that area also surry area the same type of listing. I wonder if they were jonsies that have started surfacing. Not an accusation just a thought
  18. tree monkey
    you got a link?
  19. tree monkey
    if you stop paying your water bills bailiff calls ive tried that. so i will think of something else its a sham what happened to dredging the rivers so they were deeper ??????? oh ye it takes money out of profit
  20. tree monkey
    i thought nptc people allocate assesors ?
  21. tree monkey
    a big no no i wouldnt ever run my kit on heating oil will burn the injectors out its for heating not running engines. its ok mixing it but what happens if you forget ?
  22. tree monkey
    well cant be anyone else can it ?
  23. tree monkey
    oh i see he dunt need to hes yours to use lol:001_tt2:
  24. tree monkey
    i was busy then and haven't had time since so im stuck but i did put the rings undercover so they are fairly dry
  25. tree monkey
    wow very nice

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