Husqvarna King
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hahahahahaha:icon14:
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yeah my mrs thinks im a secret rapist from the state of my arms!!!
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Thats spot on:icon14:
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will start to spread outwards when topped, so best to lightly trim the sides too....but not too hard
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when topping conifers i normally only take up a cheap Eurostop, these are cheap and theres plenty to stand on when your up there, never wear spikes unless a takedown!!
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Sorry, i didnt mean from the weight, surely when you turn (like a lorry) one set of tyres are scuffing while the others are moving?
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my hi-lux has the turning circle of a cruise liner!!!
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nice!! does it scuff ther rear tyres badly when turning though?
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eah modern tractors have a device that not only adjusts the revs but also the injector pump to help keep the desired revs under load
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do you mean the rev counter on the mog dash? the mog could be/ should be doing more than 1000rpm engine speed to give 1000rpm at the PTO, like i said Flails/chippers on modern tractors require them to be pretty much flat out 2200/2300ish RPM, and they have a pto speed in the cab too
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sounds absolutely fine to me, most tractors etc run at 2300rpm or so to give out 1000 on the PTO on certain machines
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How does a Pantin work?
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I asked the same question when i worked on a farm, we had a 24 metre sprayer that wasnt classed as an ag vehicle but as a "special" this meant it could be driven on the motorway etc etc even though it only did 30mph:scared:....A unimog can fall in to the same category, my old forestry contracting boss had an old 1982 mog, we used to take it to Baddow/Hanningfield in Essex and always got our spares and there were several in there for breaking etc, the guy knew his stuff too
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Liking the new Blue socks!!
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yeah...try going to the builders merchants and seeing if they have a heap of spares/unwanted...I got some like that the other day!!
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I feel sick now:scared: Have no saw scars (as yet touch wood!!) but had to have a blackthorn cut from my calf a year or so again...that was deep, job to see the scar now though
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yeah that is certainly worth £150 i'd say, the timber, The equipment, The fuel/oil/electric, the finish, and the time taken by the rookie to do it too!!:wave:
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That looks great Steve:icon14:
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Yeah its a new series, the climber is good although looked a bit hairy when he was felling and logging for charcoal in the first series, saw was at arms length etc etc...did anyone else think the same?
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looked into this myself....you may have to change your drive sprocket to 3/8....
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And a great company you have, thanks for the Brushcutter Jonsie:icon14:
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I meant a conventional back cut....also on Leylandii re-growth the stems are thin, spear cuts are good for these too (as taught on NPTC)
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if the stem is that thin then you can cut and hold, or cut and snap, if it is too heavy then you should be able to bore cut and leave a conventional horizontal hinge, I dont see any need for a downwards back-cut, it is bad practice
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I used to use a Spearhead long reach flail for the guy i worked for before going self employed, i once managed to get a whole chainlink fence (that was rolled up and grown over) wrapped around the drum!!! was a total nightmare, bolt croppers and wire cutters would do nothin as it was so tight...but the gas axe worked a treat!:wave:
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Hahaha i bet they were comfortable though....nothin like a stiff pair of new boots:wave:
