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David oakman

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  1. That was a close one andy.good to post, i am guilty of jumping in with a fell to quick and as you say take time to work it through as it can go wrong.
  2. HaHa i wish you would. do you know anyone near you who would have a grab for a loader for sale the loader is a massey ferguson 815 ?
  3. Mind blowing. i see you did the most important part you signed it:001_smile:
  4. Yes just chucked in a pile on the ground. the barn gets quite alot of breeze as well.
  5. It needs to be split i have got some oak rings been in a barn for 3 years i thought i would split them and as the wormer went in water came out.
  6. This is a good post i have been useing a chainsaw everyday for the past two weeks and i can't breath at night my wife said it is very bad and worries her as i am not getting enough air in my lungs. when i wake up in the morning i am exausted.
  7. Sorry to put this on your thread john but i thought it fitted in here i wonder what members SULE reports would be for this tree it stands in a meadow with a footpath passing near but not close to the tree. the thing is it is not usefull for timber but is very important for habbitat.
  8. This oak needs your help! Or does it?
  9. The mighty ASH it has large punches of keys LOL.
  10. Ben i hope you are eating them tree rats for your tea LOL, i just read in a book they are very tasty.

  11. i must not show my wife your valentines meal pictures as i took her nowhere thats what you get after being married for 22 years LOL

  12. I like the look of all your old stuff
  13. Is that yours or did you borrow it:001_smile:
  14. You lucky man how much did that cost ya?
  15. That is a nice tree to mono david it will do more good standing there for anouther 100 years than being felled:001_smile:
  16. Its a trial run my first picture. i can get a picture of the crown on monday.
  17. As promised a picture of the mentioned oak tree.....
  18. hollow oak tree:001_cool:
  19. You learn something new everyday, i did not know they made splitters up to 100 tonne the most i have seen is 30:001_smile:
  20. How about colybia fusipes:001_smile:
  21. Same here my ash cordwood is soaked and has even got fungi growing on it what a wash out i am finding every spare shed and barn i can.
  22. Cool, well not for the tree:001_smile:
  23. I have got a bough the same as that and it has been there 8 years it allways seem to be in young mature oaks with solid wood it just does not flex this is where the fungi comes in and rots the heart. I will try and get a picture of an oak tree about 4-500 years old totally on the lean holding on by two toes ,it is also hollow. i told my boss it would soon be over and he told me it had been like that since 1947. A good wind or a good crop of acorns could bring it down.
  24. Charlieh you should of said you where coming down this way it would of been nice to meet up and have an ale and a chat:001_smile:
  25. Ben now you really do sound like me i am the same i say yes to every job so as to keep my job. as an old estate worker told me you are just a number and when you die or leave you will be replaced in a week.

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