Husqvarna King
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I have some Lime trees that i have re-pollarded a few times now, they get done every couple of years, about 3ft DBH all the way to the top pretty much and 25-30ft tall.....i normally use a ladder and strop where possible which i dont like doing but find it easiest.....What would you lads say is the safest/easiest method for such trees......oh and no i dont wanna use a MEWP!! Thanks
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after climbing with an old 020 for a while it really makes you appreciate a 200t though....took me ages before i gave in and bought one.....wish i had much earlier now!!
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When did that happen....im always climbing in my Husky lid!!
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If you could choose one saw that needs a tune up....
Husqvarna King replied to Catweazle's topic in Chainsaws
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Check the Hydraulic oil....then the hydraulic pump belt tension...then the pump itself
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bloody hell!! All i can say though is what were u searching for when you found that hey??
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could be handy ir u had a pole tree at the otherend of a skyline, to save putting spikes on...but wouldnt benefit that much
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Ha Ha
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yeah maybe he fells redwoods and uses them instead of spring boards LOL!!
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"No-one will know you've been there":thumbdown:
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Its not hard work if you have a digger and tree spade:001_cool:
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I have a customer that lives outside Harlow in Essex, almost every other year he has his logs stolen a day or two after we have dropped them off!! Its terrible, these peolple must watch us drop them off!!
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Pics of 10 Suffocated Beech Trees Felled and stacked
Husqvarna King replied to David Riding's topic in General chat
18.5 tonnes:thumbup1: -
Id always take my stuff to my old farm where i once worked to weld anything up, we had an old oxford oil cooled stick welder, wich was great, i decided to buy my own in the end and went for the 250A version from screwfix, turned out they only billed me for the 150A welder, so i only paid £100!! it has a switch to go from 3 phase to 240v, and will weld up to 180A on 240 at home, its only fan cooled but i have used it a fair bit and its superb!! I would not recommend Screwfix's welding rods though, they're very cheap but i think they get damp in storage, i keep mine ith the airing cupboard and buy the best rods (Boeler) although i hear Murex are good too.
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there are a few in the woodland im gonna start coppicing in the next few weeks, they are bloody tall and have a dbh of about 48-60"
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Would anyone like some eucalytpus logs ?
Husqvarna King replied to Hat McCulloch's topic in General chat
more chance of a one legged cat burying a turd in the middle of a frozen pond mate:001_tt2: -
That young trainee climber was awful!! i mean fancy not taking the weight off that top that had more weight over the river, and when he was dancing about......just the things you wouldn't do in a test/exam!
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Still have the 152, is isnt actually mine, but the widdow still wants rid of it, a German guy won it on ebay but he emailed to say he couldnt pick it up, and didnt want to pay for shipping.....i think no one bidded second time we put it on as they might have thought it was dodgy etc.
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no one bought my 152:thumbdown: lol
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a 395/66 will outcut a 3120 or 088 on a 30" bar and would use a lot less fuel. the 390xp would be a good choice in my opinion:thumbup1:
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6'2 and 14st 10....was 15st 6lb 2 weeks ago after a 2 week all inclusive holiday, its amazing how much weight you can loose in a day with a decent size take down etc
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or my husky bag or cap (blue) come to think of it:confused1:
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They're not orange:crying:
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Ha Ha, cheers thats great thanks - They cant be as good as the husky though:sneaky2:
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I wasnt in my chainsaw boots, i was pressure washing in a pair of steel toes Cats.....they are like sponges now!!
