carlos
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there a fantastic bit of kit wether you make your own or buy one ,its the having one thats the important bit!
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iam gona go in at 90 foot as those buildings in france are often pretty mega., hope its not coming down!??
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we have used wire rope crimps and hose pipe round the trunks and fencing stakes knocked into the ground, seems to work fine. carl
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mmm ye, but no trees!
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thanks garden kit, that all sounds possible as i had to replace one hanger and attatch the other , ill get under there and have a good look as keen to get it to cut right as it flies round my lawn (when its not too long). thanks carl.
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ive got a john deere mower with a freedom 42 mulching deck, and i have just welded the deck and now the "V" deck belt keeps getting a twist in it and seems quiet hot and also squeeks and start up ??? it apparently all worked before it needed welding and i havent touched the toothed timing belt, any ideas would be great thanks. carl
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can one buy metal deck shells for john deere domestic ride on mowers??? thanks carl
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great photos, thanks and i do like that young lady that pops up in all your shots!
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thats funny mark, i thought maybe it had some rescue advantages, i am sure john will explain in due course. thanks carl
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nice tree there, could you explain the base tie off thanks carl
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you,d have to sort that a hell of a lot before i went near it!!!! not that i have a chipper or live in norfolk
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Timberjak Chainsaw Bar Tip Grease Gun Kit for Dolmar Echo Oregon Bars | eBay how about these ones?? looks good.
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hi david my 2 cents worth.. i cant see any way you can become a gardener without some form of motorised transport idaelly a van, example simple hedge job , clippings staying onsite, ladders , hedgetrimmer, rake, petrol, toolbox etc going to be pushed getting that into a wheelbarrow not to mention looking like a bit of a plonker!! tools and vehicle are essential for work and they arnt cheap to get or run so without cash its gonna be very difficult imo. good luck carl
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i think the wet is the problem in ireland, i spent ages killing the moss and scarifiyin the crap out of it and over the wet winter its back again just as bad.
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ok thanks josh will look into that as the peltors are the best muffs imo.
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i want to get some chipper spec ( the black and red ones) ear defenders for my petzel vertex helmet, will they fit and can i attatch a normal mesh visor on?? got the msa ones but find they get soaked with sweat and arnt great. thanks carl
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M25 J26-j27 Clockwise Astounding 'Tree Surgery'
carlos replied to Ruskins Trees's topic in General chat
i often think its down to bad decisions by planners and designers, putting trees near roads seems a bit stupid if your not going to care for them properly, shrubs would be better at least the dont mind being hacked as much and wont pose a threat to the road. carl -
id be incline to agree with the above:thumbup1:
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thanks for posting about this, iam always keen to hear details, so he climbed above his anchor then slipped and shock loaded his anchor ? did the anchor fail due to a weak fork? glad he is ok. thanks carl
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just watched that and kinda wished i hadnt! glad ben is recovered ok.
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no because by the time the air pressure has built up all is awake and police at the scene!!
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i like the BAR , every shed should have one!
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had a pretty wet day today, saw trousers soaked through to boxers, had the c+c jacket on with just a t.shirt and stayed pretty much bone dry so pleased with that so far. waterproof zips on the side would be better and also i would put strong velcro tabs on the bottom instead of the poppers as they seem to open very easily. do people use them for heavier groundwork ( draggin etc)?? want to use it but cant afford to trash it too quick either. carl
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good simple tip. thanks carl
