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  1. burrell_
    u have a nice set up mate iv only a chainsaw mill some elm i done in a back garden where i could not get the trunks out in one bit elm
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    thats nice keep them coming see if i can dig some out pics out state what the wood is so if there is any new people to milling looking they no what woods are worth milling this was a teaching day for 4 arbtalkers that wanted to no what milling was about wood is walnut
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    feel free to post ur milling pic or vids on here be nice to see what people are milling and what woods they are milling this vid is for agg221 put it in HD setting [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzJRdervlUA]stihl 076 and 070 milling - YouTube[/ame]
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    just looks like a jo-beau m400 i see them at the APF and if u sat the 2 side by side u would not find to many diffrences and if it works as well as r m400 it will be a good machine
  5. burrell_
    Spud u got there first lol
  6. burrell_
    Spud has a good place to buy Stihl stuff try them mate Spare Parts for Honda Belle Stihl Husqvarna | Chainsaw Spares | L&S Engineers
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    Yeh horse chestnut mate the one I was tell u about on Tuesday Pointless I think I called it I'm happy with the way it come out a bit surprised
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    it was running well for most the day alec i was quit happy to see it working after selling it the other one out of the 2 done alot of cross cutting today so that one works now to so i have 3 milling saws that work
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    whats up with the 076 mate and the 070 i had to wash my 076 carb out after tuesday milling got it home and would not start cleaned the carb and it run 3-1/2 hours today fine
  10. burrell_
    the butt was 5ft. shot though out of the whole tree them to bits where the only 2 worth milling the wood behaved just used 5 wedges 1 in the end where i started the cut and 4 down the lenght mate it cut easier than i thought it would its not my wood just got payed to mill it
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    did u get a before pic mate i think that is one of the best big reductions iv seen in a while mate top job + we had a good :lol: about u and a bucket of water in a beech tree something to do with a fire where we milled the ash up
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    tony did u do that nice big big beech reduction for charles hey if so think u should add a pic of that on here top job mate :thumbup:
  13. burrell_
    last of the pics i would never thought of milled chestnut before but i might have to re think if the heart is a nice colour thought i would post more milling pic rob so u can see what the gear u keep selling me is bin doing
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    2nd trunk
  15. burrell_
    got asked to mill chestnut about 3 weeks ago iv bin putting it off as i thought i would be wasting my time i got payed for it so why moan :lol: i was surprised but it first trunk
  16. burrell_
    APBELL that was a right pig mate every brick had to be cut and it a honda HRH536 QX but this year a ransomes Matador so should look even better
  17. burrell_
    from the last page job we started we hit it on the head today dad has to go back tomorrow and clean up while im milling again
  18. burrell_
    I will have a go at uploading the vids tomorrow nite mate iv turned the laptop off
  19. burrell_
    i do like that 15ft oak plank i keep looking at it on the pics :lol:
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    no more
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    few more
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    and more
  23. burrell_
    after doing the job with alec i though i would post some pic as we got the job through arbtalk so might as well share to the people that are intrested and to share pics with alec as it was a intresting day
  24. burrell_
    if u was closer i would have bin intrested
  25. burrell_
    where are u mate

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