burrell_
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sorry sent it on the I phone I will turn the pic round I think by looking at some of the pic on this post this could be Rigidoporus ulmarius I no the last pic is not relevant to Rigidoporus ulmarius but though it looked interesting
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Is this Rigidoporus ulmarius This chestnut has canker and honey fungus on it as well
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little vid for spud as I brought this saw off him put the settings to HD [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jygzUnMHugE&feature=c4-overview&list=UUoBfRiiQTembalglJKJlVgA]husqvarna 298 milling - YouTube[/ame]
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u mean the dogs :lol:
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nice big beech im after one of them my self 090
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keep me posted mate
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u got any cherry peter I might be interested in some holly I will have to pop over at some point and have a look I will be in touch soon just waiting for a address mate
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not really anything great but milled some chestnut that my mate he wants to use as 4x4 posts for a outside table and some 2in slabs to cut up for 2x4 for the under side of the table I believe he is going put walnut or elm on the top so be interesting to see once done
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I find elm mills quite easy Oak is hard on the saw Acasia is hard to
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If I was to start again I would buy a 36 inch Alaskan even if I only had a 25inch saw once u start u will work ur way up the saws trust me 660 will run a 36 inch bar on a mill U won't notice the difference in weighting the mills I still run a 30inch bar on the 660 with 48inch rail If u buy bigger than u think u can always run a smaller bar But if u buy the 24inch mill and buy a bigger bar and saw u have the cost of upgrading the mill Save ur self 50pound off the top of my head that's the price of a new ripping on a big bar Hope this makes sence Oh one more little point grandberg chain might be bit more pricey but it worth every penny Think I should be one of the sales team rob :lol:
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For the extra bit of money if I was u wooded I would buy the 36inch mill as u can alway put a bigger saw on it I first brought the 24inch mill for my 441 Then got a 660 and wished I brought a 36inch mill So brought 48inch rail set Brought 2 076 Now I wish I brought the 56 rails I think the best mill for small saw and big saws is the 36inch mill u have so many different size bars u can play with With out spending more money
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Sorry to here that Peter Really gets my back up when scum nick stuff u have worked so hard to buy
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How long was it running with the big bore kit on it rover Sorry to see a saw in that mess
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I done a job 13 months ago and the woman didn't pay for 8 weeks sent her 1 bill and 2 reminders £690 I phoned she said she was not going to pay because it was to much money so I said that fine I pay 10 pound a load to tip waste so thats 69 loads of waste that will be tipped on ur drive to make up the money iv lost with in 24hrs she payed cash strange than ent it
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ported husq 357 ported husq 372 for work or a husq 298 just for the shear hell of buying a great saw better than a 880 jon I use to be a stihl man till I got my hands on a husq
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Very nice I always like the look of cherry once milled Nice job
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tony can u send pic on ur phone if so I can send u my number I I can post the pics for u
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think the real Q is what do u want for it bud send me a pm im not far away chainsaw milling u would be there quite a while the longer it takes to mill the less its worth be interesting though
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If my 298 was spuded it would kill ur 880 lol
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that's a good saw iv got a 298 run a 36inch bar easy :thumbup: and jon I would say that 2101 would give the 880 a good match
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I didn't fall asleep reg I learnt a bit from it just out of interest what head cam u using
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no worries mate I was in that same place at one point I was going to say if u ent really got a groundie give me a buzz I would have brought my gear im in huntingdon take care safe climbing
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I had a job like that 150m of conifer 12ft high use to take me and dad 2 days and get shot of the waste £680 The last year the customer said they had a price for £360 Told her to get on with it ( and as a joke told her to call me if she needed it sorting out after) I see the hedge after they done it lol it looked a mess not a good job at all 4-6 weeks ago I got a phone call asking me to sort it out and cut the hedge this year Turns out the other bloke only done the top and the face side the customer could see This year the job will be about £900 so she ent really saved anything :lol: Oh they do make me laugh most the time there is a reason why prices are alot Cheeper and that comes down to the standard of work I hate losing jobs but my price is my price and its for a high standard of work I will not do a cheep job as all the jobs I get is through word of mouth
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by the time u brought a top and bottom sling for a rc2000 u may as well buy the rc2001 buy a good rigging rope ie EB Braids - 16mm double braid order 3-4m more than u want and cut that 3-4m off for a dead eye sling for the top pulley 2 or 3 steel Karabiner good rigging kit I have only got rc2000,EB 16mm rope and cast iron block and wolfie and mattyf on here will tell u that's more than enough for most jobs I will see if I can dig out some pic of stuff we have rigged don't for get u need a good ground to rig big stuff makes a climber job real easy Stein RC-2001 Single Fixed Bollard - Honey Brothers Ltd ISC_Flame_Rigging_Pulley - Honey Brothers Ltd Rigging rope - Treeworker.co.uk
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buy a 16mm bull rope use crotch if u want to get into it more stein rc2000 or rc 2001 and a cast iron small pulley make shore it take 16mm though sorted
