Log-ologist
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how very true , how sad.
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my local scrap metal dealer does it in less than 20 seconds.
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You just gotta look in the right place. Locally a double pulley water pump for my county was 120+vat +3 days. ebuy, £55 delivered with gaskets as well.
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Thanks for that it all makes sense now. The part I was missing was the sliding part of the dog clutch and the pulley I broke years ago. I know of another locally but that ran off the side pulley via a long chain. Mine has a angle gearbox to run off the PTO.
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:wave: 38 year old landrover second hand 254 borrowed rake and ladder.
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Chris do you know of any cooks winches or spares for sale? I'm looking for a gear for my fast speed. I can have one made but its probably cheaper to buy a winch for spares. Also have you any idea what the 2nd brake lever furthest from the operator does. Mine is partially missing and not all Cookes have the second lever.
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It looks nice and painted up but the innards of a boughton can be messy. Just hope the rain has stayed out. Big winches on the 3 P. Linkage react differently to those mounted on the back end. Due mainly to the float that may occur in said linkage. Has it 2 speeds? Pull heavy things slowly and pull trees over fast . I am in the middle of refurbishing my Cooks 2 speed. I have paid out megga £ for the 10 bearings and have a hefty bill for the gear box rebuild and there are still the new bolts to get. I still need a new gear for the fast speed and that will be lots to have one made. I've started so I'll finish.
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Is the pump OK. Has the shear bolt in the PTO shaft broken?
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looks like he tried to fell every bush down that lane already
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looks more like a firewood depot
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Sureley every one uses the tear down method of making short branches fall nearer the stem than straight down.
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Also how come 2 popper bikes smell better than chainsaws? My old mate tried castor oil fom his moto-x bike in a 365 ,but its just not the same.
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Rowan Timber in the SE
Log-ologist replied to wills-mill's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
are they stringing you along? In 20 years in forest and garden I have seen one Rowan that was tall clean and large enough for sawing and I cut it down for pulp about 18 years ago. -
Top-tastic.
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Bad luck there Andy, my double decker melted and i got sun burn, double whammy.
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Many fungi look different when immature, go back in a couple of weeks ant see if its matured. I had a ganoderma that looked like a bread roll then 10 days later its 30 cm across and instantly recognisable.
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if you google "Official EU reference: 108818-2008" there is only one result! result.
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I'll swap your pine and birch in the sea for my wind thrown pine in a stagnant pond. It was vile once it was winched up onto the bank, with all the slime and sludge out the bottom of the pond.
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If fungal spores are transmitted great distances hrough the air and water why cant they travel a few inches into the ground and to roots and shoots?
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can you go a little further south?
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Chain link fence is a bitch as it winds up real tight.
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Dead uns, when they are cold you have little or no chance of steering them as the hinges snap off rather than bend over. Glad it was a minor booboo that didn't escalate to a serious one.
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I have patched a pavement with cold cure tarmac from B&Q Hole due to Euc removal.
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Is there a viable future for dry top quality logs
Log-ologist replied to yaxleylad's topic in Firewood forum
cheap logs last longer... ... but they use more matches and petrol to light them. -
looking out the window I notice that the estate behind us has a blackout.. didn't know grangemouth did electric too
