3dogs
-
Posts
753 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by 3dogs
-
I have a pair of Treemme Orange chainsaw boots used for 1 day only size 9 (43). £100 including delivery. PM me if anyones wants them. Dogs:thumbup1: Ps classifieds far to complicated for a simple tree cutter like me.
-
I have a yamaha 600 grizzly for sale £2000 including logic snow plough if anyone is interested. I will be putting in the classifieds along with some photos over the week end. Nothing wrong with the bike im selling to buy an argocat. If anyone interested pm me.
-
the gap between each cutter is called the chip space so a semi skip chain will hold more chip between each cutter hence the advantage of using a semi skip chain on longer guide bars allowing more chippings to be stored prior to being deposited either out the end of the cut or out the rear of the saw. This produces less drag whilst cutting large diameter stems giving better efficency the chain speed is the same regardless of the type of chain the only difference is the reduction of drag. putting this type of chain on a small guide bar would give no real benifit as chippings are deposited quicker do to chain speed over diameter. hope that makes sense. dogs.
-
That idea had crossed my mind.
-
Can anyone help? Ive tried to download a application for tree work from the council web site. The document is damaged and will not download. Does anyone have a PDF copy the could email me. Thanks Dave.
-
however if you get stuck in a hi-lux at least you have the benifit of nowing that the heater will keep you warm:thumbup:
-
it would'nt pull out backwards because of the ice even 4wd tractor would'nt pull it out so we dug it out and dragged it forward, then dragged it back up the hill. The pictures don't show the fact that we were on a hill. All good fun but will have to try again tommorow to get some wheat out to the birds.
-
I got stuck in a snow drift today whilst trying to feed my pheasants took two hours to dig out with tractor and front loader. Oh, i did'nt see the drift because i was driving in a white out. The pictures were taken half way through digging out the truck i had to dig my way past and then dig out the front so we could pull her out.
-
Maybe it should have done cs 38 before getting into tree work:lol: Theres a badger tree services up our way:lol:
-
Ballistics don't stop vintage chainsaws !!
3dogs replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
im sick of seeing these so called demos that mean jack **** I know that in a real life situation they work:thumbup1: -
I spent 5 years looking after and harvesting crimbo trees, when you know what they cost and you see them for sale at such highly inflated prices it just brings it home that christmas is about trying to part people with as much cash as possible:thumbdown:
-
Oh and i only talk sh*te:thumbup:
-
I cooked tea tonight, i hope our lass dos'nt think im a changed man:001_tt2:
-
We even get to fill our pockets with as much saw dust and chips as possible and deposit them over the livingroom floor:thumbup:
-
Ours is one of those no needle dop! Had it about 5 years now lives in the loft 49 weeks out of the year:thumbup:
-
Tonight im getting mine - Strwberry and apple lattice pie with custard:thumbup:
-
Im 32 and im buggered, but wtf ill still be doing this until i can no longer get out of bed. Theres no better job imo so get on and enjoy yourself:thumbup: Trees are a lifestyle not a job:thumbup:
-
You will only require a felling license if you are working within a woodland and are selling the timber, you may however fell 5 cubic meters of timber without a license and are permitted to sell 2 cubic meters I think thats right if it has'nt changed:biggrin: You dont require a license for domestic or street work only local autharity permission:thumbup1:
-
Theres still time to end up at a&e:001_tt2:
-
you won't believe it today i busted my new 441, and ive still got a sore eye i think? However the doctors prescribed lashings and lanshings of Taylors Landlord so not sure? and the pain of busting my saw is going too :thumbup:
-
I think we have established that its the wrong bar!! Get them to send you a new bar problem solved:thumbup:
-
i once tried studs in some old c/saw boots waist of time unless your walking on the timber itself. or planning to stamp on someones head:sneaky2:
-
its in the side casing.
