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  1. slasherscot
    the serial number on timberwolfs are stamped inside the part the funnel attaches too
  2. slasherscot
    a mate is cleaning out industrial units for the council, a timber kit company has done a moonlight flit leaving many half made kits, chipboard on stud partition, riddled with nails, does any know of companies who will take this for re cycling. ty g
  3. slasherscot
    what wood is it....looks like scots pine.....which tends to stain bluey/black after a while if left on the ground
  4. slasherscot
    LA usually leave stumps high before coming back to remove and grind out stump, stops the Public falling over lower stump and claim negilence but i may be wrong
  5. slasherscot
    used to have major problems with my stihl exhaust bolt holes, but only use huskies on the ground now , if u dont catch a rattling bolt straight away, then it is forever coming loose, hoilicoiling the bolt hole is usually the best answer. gl
  6. slasherscot
    usually happens if u have the rakers(depth gauge) filed down to low, a lot more vibration on hardwoods, use some lock tight
  7. slasherscot
    The Pope comes to Glasgow and asks "Anyone with 'special needs' who wants to be prayed over, please come forward to the front by the altar." With that, wee Brendon got in line, and when it was his turn, the Pope asked, "My son, what do you want me to pray about for you?" Wee Brendon replied, "Your Holiness, I need you to pray for help with my hearing." The Pope put one finger of one hand in Brendon’s ear, placed his other hand on top of his head, and then prayed and prayed and prayed. He prayed a great prayer for Brendon, and the whole congregation joined in with great enthusiasm. After a few minutes, the Pope removed his hands, stood back and asked, "Brendon, how is your hearing now?" Wee Brendon answered, "Ah don't know. It's no' 'til next week....."
  8. slasherscot
    havnt u got logs to split
  9. slasherscot
    had a few big pines maybe 3 1/2 cubic, back in the last big blow, they were lying nearlyon the ground into garden over a fence, we used a kockums with an igland 8000, attached the cable near the top, pulled them up straight and then directionally felled into the wood, wasnt as hard as u would think
  10. slasherscot
    make sure your shed at least 6 feet tall.......saves banging ur head when its dark
  11. slasherscot
    had this a few years ago. asked them for a copy of magnazine to check out advert..never heard of them again or their invoices
  12. slasherscot
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAg0lUYHHFc]YouTube - ‪FASCINATING AIDA - Cheap Flights‬‎[/ame]
  13. slasherscot
    excellent well done
  14. slasherscot
    split it now thinly and stack on pallets and get as much pallet wood for stove during winter, a few bits thrown with split logs will keep the heat up
  15. slasherscot
    looking forward to it, maybe pass it forward to stihl ms200t department:thumbup1:
  16. slasherscot
    how many blondes will be skinny dipping in there then????
  17. slasherscot
    just a baby tree
  18. slasherscot
    i watched it, he spiked a scot pine in a plantation....no big deal , explained that spikes r used in dismantle take downs, ..........in fact the programme probably showed the general public that felling and climbing trees is not as easy as it looks
  19. slasherscot
    jd and coke for me....... a few lagers first though
  20. slasherscot
    what was the formatt, texas scramble or team aggregate, how did ya finish...... whats ur h/c
  21. slasherscot
    Belhaven this win a prize
  22. slasherscot
    Sweeney Kincaid Industrial Auctioneering seems like Clachan are clearing out or have been cleared out
  23. slasherscot
    tommy theres some top quality firs there........are they all still standing, did some power line work there several years back .......the forester was on about felling them due to a fungal attack.
  24. slasherscot
    a slight side topic, but dont u find hollow trees stand much better in a storm than solid trees, most blow over trees tend to be solid trunked trees.
  25. slasherscot
    personally i wouldnt phone a farmer, go see him much better eye to eye

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