skyhuck
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Everything posted by skyhuck
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Sterling.
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Generally to cut trees, IME.
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My Co employs 3. I can very much relate to the comments made by employers on here. I just wondered how much experience you had, as you appeared to be disagreeing.
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How many do you employ?
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Can't really argue with that, makes good sense
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020 and 460.
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Good vid, had me in stitches. It is an interesting subject. Is advertising just about getting more work or is some of it about ego? I've not had a sign written motor for over 15 years and I'm far more work coming in than I can actually do.
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In your link the court did not find the tree surgeon "not competent" that was an assertion of the claimant. It was the 3 yearly inspections that were deemed by the court to be negligent, unless I'm missing something?
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Have you a link? What did he miss? Just because he was "not competent" does not mean all aren't. I recall another case where "experienced" foresters casting an eye over the trees was considered adequate.
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You need to check your insurance covers you for selling advice. Most policies these days have at least £500K "Professional indemnity", so provided you make it clear you are only carrying out a pretty basic inspection with clear parameters and no guarantee beyond this, I would have thought you would be on safe ground.
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Its a "point of view" or an "opinion" to which we are all equally entitled I respect your right to hold a different one to me and expect the same in return
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I feel exactly the same Tim. I think the growing tendency toward childlessness plays a part in the lack of patriotism. The fact that many European leaders are childless is very worrying, IMO.
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Yes .
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Checking the chip quality should give a good indication of blade sharpness. When I used to fun a small Timber Wolf (well it was actually an Entec, but same thing) I would stick a 5" log in and chip the end off it, then reverse it out. If the end has a pretty clean almost "planed" finish, the blades are nice and sharp, if its rough and torn looking, its time to change the blades.
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Well done Felix, Top man!!!
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200 ton hardwood processor cord delivered on 8 wheeler
skyhuck replied to elby's topic in Firewood forum
Obviously he is simply pointing out there is not access for an arctic -
Is there a gap between the rollers? Probably a buildup of crap stoping the top roller from fully dropping.
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HMRC to to pursue descendants of historical tax evaders
skyhuck replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in The Lounge
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I think you would be better trying to use the DIN plate or very close linkage. The ones I've seen on standard linkage stick out a ridiculous distance, IMO. You will also need a reverse gearbox.
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:congrats:
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I think the reasoning behind this is that houses should be built with foundations that will withstand the affect of trees growing near them.
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Or buying booze and getting your food free from the food bank I'm pretty sure there are no "booze banks"
