Canal Navvy
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Chainsaw them into a swedish candle and then use a splitting wedge to remove them root at a time.
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It is looking very likely that our farming friends will be getting some heavy kit bogged in this harvest. Could pay for itself in one season.
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So the alder bracket has gone walkabout too has it?
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Tempting. Is the show dog friendly?
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Would this be at the pub just up the road? The one well used to noisy arbs.
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Damage to buildings usually occur when foundations are not deep enough on shrinkable clays. Your local building control will be able to advise on the local soil type.Keep a watch on the cracks, if they open and close seasonally then you will need professional help.
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Wonder how much it is to do with arbtalk:biggrin:
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Reported in the construction index.
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It would seem that that particular machine has failed in that position before. The previous owner was in the process of getting it factory repaired when he went bust. One would certainly hope that it hasn't had at least one L.O.L.E.R. inspection without repair. One has to feel desperately sorry for the victims,who would have had no idea of the machines history.
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Not a right foot pantin to be had anywhere on Sunday. Was told that the interest in srt has cleared all stock. Arbtalk must be at least partly to blame:thumbup: meant Saturday at the AA show
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I was expecting this to be circus related with the thread title. So far all I have seen is the clown and the ring master, where are the rest of the troupe?
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plastic deer fencing eaten
Canal Navvy replied to tech_type's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
That is how my terrier deals with the orange site netting, if it blocks his path he chews a dog shaped hole. -
Fig. 8 stopper knot, good to get into the habit from the start.
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Yup. Was working with a mate in his woods. Home time too cold to change out of PPE , a mile up the road two W.P.C s trying to clear the road with a bow saw. Out with the saws cleared in no time and off they shot on blues and twos to the RTA they were on their way to. Was a blow that they had to hurry on as one mentioned that her chainsaw cert. had only just expired.
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Good reply b101. Tyres are also an issue on high speed tractors. They must be suitably rated for the load at speed, as must anything towed. Beware the standards are higher.
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The clunk sounds very likely to be the ball joint on the A frame that locates the rear axle.
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Friction services (Bristol) are really good for one off oddballs:thumbup:
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Ref arb talk tug of war at show what do you all think
Canal Navvy replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
West V East? As much of a difference I would have thought.:001_h uh: -
If you were to drive around the world?
Canal Navvy replied to Czlowiek Drzewo's topic in General chat
It would have to be a 1957, 88" land Rover. Oh,and a copy of the series one club membership list for free bed,board and workshop -
Sorry to hear of your loss . I'll be looking over the hedges around here.;-)
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Love it
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Well worth a watch
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I've found that all canine willows are caring
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Mine was a new Stihl 010AV, it felt so light and quick compared to the old saws that the farm had. I can still remember the pleasure of my first own saw:001_cool:
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As long as gods own county is Wiltshire
