Log-ologist

sure are, heaps. [ame= ] [/ame] how bout the pros [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N5NVtvDnOY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N5NVtvDnOY[/ame] wait till the end... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b18D_GV_JEs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b18D_GV_JEs[/ame]

escape hatch for little japanese workers in case of rollover.

pay peanuts and rent a chimp. :wave:

sounds pricey. I would go for angle frame and rivet 3mm ally sheet. ( but then what do I know, I still use 2 sheets of 12mm ply painted with blue fence stain.)

Ever thought about a forwarding trailer to tow behind the unimog. use it when you want or leave it at home. No road tax , operators licence or tests.

Its to stop the over revving. Probably to do with EU regulations on exhaust emissions .

judge, PTO chipper on a bedford tell us more please, is the PTO similar to the one I had on my RL to drive the winch?

after i interupted three guys opening my garage door earlier this month I put up a sensor with a 300watt lamp. It comes on if you come more than 2 paces up the drive. Bl00dy ginger cat from up the road keeps getting me out of bed every time it turns the light on.

on that pay the cheddar needs to be in your belly not the mouses.

My man in the know says that Stihl seem to have been doing things to the ignition coil and the saws cut out when hyper tuned to scream mode.

not my arb world. I just ordered a ms200T and a 346xp.

Must be the Scandanavian link.

Thats what the National Trust have done near here.

There have been suspected cases notably one in Cornwall on a Holm Oak situated in the Lost gardens of Helligan. They apparently refused to fell it because of the impact on the reputation of the gardens. It seems that many of the cases in the UK have been through contamination from imported nursery stock. Notably Rhododendron , Azalea and Viburnum. The possibility of the compost being the host was investigated as the disease transmits itself through water/moisture. Plants in pots standing in contaminated water could be spreading the disease. Though the incidence of mature trees exposed to imported pot grown nursery stock is probably low. hot from google. download and save as a pdf then open. http://www.defra.gov.uk/planth/pestnote/newram.pdf (read the last line at the bottom of page six, that made me laugh.)

That looks like the sort of thing that has been down the side of the A31 between Winchester and FourMarks.

yeah but its a bummer if its 6' longer than the distance from stump to greenhouse:scared:

climb to the top and lower a bit of string from the tip to the ground . measure the length of string with a ruler.

Sad to hear that . Good LR doors cost a fair bit. I need 2 but I wouldn't pinch them.

Raised from the dead, just an Easter thing.

They are thanking Waheguru that they are not Bhuddists, and can cut the ruddy tree down.

Well the 357 was running so bad I put a 262 carb in it just to see what happens. [ame= ] [/ame]

worms are where its at

This was the first ever single on 7" I bought. It was in the bargains bin at woolworths. Sold. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgqxQmAbTBc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgqxQmAbTBc[/ame]

Not at all, being a proper southerner ( 10 miles from the sea at the bottom of the country) I have never knowingly seen a live elm that size . Plenty of sickly tiddlers though.

The Argus reads. A tree surgeon died today after accidentally slashing himself with a chainsaw while cutting down branches. The man, aged in his 20s, was working on a tree at a private house in Park Gate, Hailsham. another edition reads Tributes are pouring for the tree surgeon who died in an horrific chainsaw accident. The man in his 20s from Eastbourne, who has not yet been officially named, died while working high in the branches of a tree at a private house in Park Gate, Hailsham this morning. The experienced tree surgeon had what police officers have described as an industrial accident. advertisement The company he worked for has been named locally as Allan Russell Tree Work, based in Polegate. The firm is believed to have a number of employees. Paramedics reached the man on a firefighters' aerial ladder but were unable to save him and he was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident is being investigated by the Health and Safety Executive and Sussex Police. One Argus reader said: "Tragic death, deepest sympathies for his family." Jonny Dross, from Brighton, said: "All energies should be pointed towards this guy's friends and family... My condolences to them all." Another tribute said: "This is a tragic accident and horrifying for anyone who knows the man. I saw him suspended up the tree this morning as I drove past and now knowing he died is horrific." Another said: "This guy was my friend and his family is completed devastated." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/england/sussex/7305351.stm