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ahhhh, i see:thumbup1:

Noob question now:001_tongue:. I guess the smaller chain offers lest resistance in the cut, but what does the 9 tooth sprocket do as opposed to the standard 7?

Thank you:thumbup:

A bit off topic but what is the title of the book in your pics monkeyd? i need all the help i can get:blushing:

here u go http://www.treebuzz.com/pdf/speedline_variations2.pdf

something i found on youtube, not a competition but worth a look

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Yes excellent machine, I used one this week for the first time. I laughed at it the first time I saw it but it saved a nasty drag down a tight path, with some nice right angle corners to go round.

There is a guy on ebay breaking a 361 for parts, might be some help

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stihl-MS361-2004-Model-Exhaust_W0QQitemZ220388905223QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Home_Garden_GardenPowerTools_CA?hash=item220388905223&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1683|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

You mean this one? :laugh1:

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What a chump :lol:

Ok here you go clatworthy reservoir yesterday, nice day but the fishing was a bit slow

Someone has been watching to much Fred Dibnah

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Nice pics looked like an enjoyable day:001_cool:

nice job Phenom:thumbup1:

I saw that in the paper. If I remember the tree had a TPO and the council had refused an application to reduce it.

Thats the one, housing had a picus test done and aparently there is only 3 inches of sound wood round the base and the tree is a good 6 feet in diameter:ohmy:

Those lochs look nice, would love to go exploring with the float tube after some brow trout:001_cool:

Were back there again to reduce one of the holm Oaks.

The one with all the fungi on it?

To be honest I hoped we would get that work some interesting stuff and work in a grave yard always gets u thinking, but thats life:001_smile:

No housing its in sutton veny. When the limb fell off last year there was a guy stood under the tree, possibly the luckiest guy alive. The branch landed with him in the middle of a fork, only injury was two black eyes.

Oak from this week, it dropped a big limb last year so we were asked to reduce it. My first proper sized climb, with some real brach walks:001_cool:

nice work mate, looks like u had an interesting week.

There are some nice beech trees in westbury cem, I haven't had the chance to climb any yet though.

coolio:001_cool: I like the bottle jack for tipping the sticks over

Nice truck treesurfer very tidy set up:001_cool:

yeah thats for sure, one bit of kit im in no hurry to use.

Field dressing arrived this morning, thanks Steve :thumbup1:

Ok thanks for that guys, thought my way might be to good to be true.

I think they should let Peter rewrite the DVLA website because he makes much more sense:001_tongue:

Oh, as I read it the trailer or chipper has to less than half the unladen weight of the vehicle so if that weight is 2200kg trailer or chipper can weigh up to 1300kg to make your 3500kg train weight. So as I see it that still leaves a payload of 1300 kg of the truck, to make the laden weight for the truck.

Hope that makes sense

This whole thing is a mine field