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Any of you old skaters remember Danny Way? Seen what he's up to these days? [ame= ] [/ame]
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Even if he did exist you'd still have to choose wether or not to believe in him.
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Its so that your chipper gets stolen off the back of the truck when your working on a tree in the back garden then you have to buy a new one from them. Anyway... Discovered a way to lock the Jensen tow hitch short term until I find a good lockable hitch. Buy one of those long shackle padlocks and fit it through the hole below where the red X is. That way you cant pull up the handle, the padlock shaft works as barrel lock.
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If they do a good lockable cover why wasn't it supplied with the chipper?? This kind of thing? dont they do a lockable tow hitch which will fit on the main shaft? I'm having trouble finding one that will fit as the diameter of the shaft is not a standard size according to Indispension.
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The regimes of Stalin, Mao and Hitler demonstrate what happens when atheism becomes a political project. They show that there is a link between the attempt to eradicate religion and the loss of freedom. Their atheist beliefs influenced their policies and created the worst crimes against humanity in the history of the world. Believing that secularism will make the world a better place is a matter of faith. So its not really that different from Christianity or Islam.
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So did Stalin, Mao and Hitler.
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Do you want a secular world?
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If there was no religion would you still be a militant atheist?
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Cant seem to find one where the bolt holes match up. See what I mean?
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Has anyone changed the factory standard tow hitch on a Jensen to something more secure with a barrel lock etc? what do you recommend?
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Press play and keep watching the center of he screen - [ame= ] [/ame]
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Lancstree, invest in a good quality pair of secateurs (Felcos) or borrow a set, preferably very sharp ones. This is an excellent video on the basics of shrub and tree pruning, the section on thinning is very good. Just click on the link and choose 'Pruning guide for your trees and shrubs' on the right hand-side of the page. http://bellevue.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=19&clip_id=1498
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It's good value for money, the harness isn't that great, very narrow back support on that model. The Sky D hardseat/Sliding D is a better harness made by the same company - Cresto. Better back support and it allows for easier side to side movement in the tree. If they could include that in the deal it'd be worth it as a starting kit. Maybe you should vist Robert at McCluskys in Irvine, show him a print out of the deal and see if he can match it. Also means you can check in with your local dealer if anything goes wrong with the equipment.
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Something funny going on here G7...... .....you sure your telling us the whole story? Why walk away from a job thats nearly complete and dump the stuff in the driveway?
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That gets the prize for the most depressing arb pic of the year.
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Was wondering when someone was gonna say that. whatever way you look at, we're getting ripped off.
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Nice one Ed, thanks. Never seen this rig before - think they might need a bigger tractor when that thing gets full.
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Can anyone explain why chainsaws are so much cheaper in the US than the UK? USA - Husqvarna 346xp with 18 bar - $429.95 on Baileys website = £216.78 GBP http://www.baileysonline.com/itemdetail.asp?item=HU+346XP+18&catID=43 UK - Same saw and bar on FR Jones(which has the best price on saws I've found in the UK) - £422.64 inc Vat. http://www.frjonesandson.co.uk/products/machines.php So the same saw and bar combination works out at £216.78 in the US but £422.64 in the UK. Why is that? ps - The same story applies to Stihl and Jonsered.
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Are 'Jensen' Plymouth Brethren? If you Google 'Jensen Woodchippers' all that comes up is 2nd hand chippers on earborist, beaver, arborcut etc. There's no actual 'Jensen' website, they must lose some trade because of that, which is a pity because people end up buying inferior chippers only to learn later that they could have bought a Jensen. Would be good to find out about this as I have some friends who want information on possibly buying two new tracked Jensens and 1 tow behind and they cant get any info from the net.
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Plymouth Brethren?
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Speaking of Jensen, why is it that they dont have a website in the UK or anywhere else for that matter? Dont know Arborcut but that looks like a good deal on that A530 http://www.arborcut.com/chippers.html?sobi2Task=sobi2Details&catid=2&sobi2Id=25
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Looks like you guys did a good job, very organised set up. Like the winch, did you have to climb anything?
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Walking away? where to?
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What was MB doing in the vid at 3.10? I didn't know he worked in the UK, he even brought one of those special bump caps from Louisiana. Anyway, thanks for posting, always sad to see a big old healthy tree come down. ps, were those guys chipping into a Luton with a Bandit 150?!
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That doesn't make sense, so you applied a growth regulator with two growth promoters? Wont they cancel each other out? How do you know the Cambistat wont destroy the rhizo fuel and root grow organisms?
