Will Hinchliffe
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Looks like some great trees to be working on. Great photos.
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Im really enjoying it, everything just runs so smooth and quiet.
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Sounds really interesting Andy, cant wait to see the photos.
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Tidy. Im riding a fixed wheel bike at the moment but not getting out on it enough. I wish I could cycle to work but I think it would kill me cycling home after climbing all day. Nice Chris king headset. I always wanted a Chris king rear hub.
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SIP Ultrafit type Cs at the moment. They are lasting very well and I would hapily have another pair.
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Weirdy beardys
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Im rocking a gr60n retrofitted with a pp12 custom handle. Of course I replaced the standard tynes with double butted 235.8 mm titanium ones that I filled down by 8mm for optimum action on mossy lawns. Since I have started using pro series rakes I cant imagine using a standard one ever again. The best custom rake shop in your area is run by Cliff "devil hands" Powerby but he is a very difficult man to pin down. You dont find him. He finds you.
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Very cool! but not very stealthy.
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tracked wheel barrows from bolton
Will Hinchliffe replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
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Cool a 2 headed frog!
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They do it for the scrap value of the metal catalyst!
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Beautiful house and gardens. I think they should get rid of the whole of the tree and replant with something interesting like a Pride of India or a Catalpa.
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Top man! I really want to dedicate some more time to learning this fine skill.
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Sounds cool. I want to go to Transylvania to see the woods there.
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Streakopiss
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What is happening to the wood ?
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From what I have read its all about the bulk density at which roots can survive or penetrate and this is specific to soil stucture and moisture content. The weight of the wall will increase the bulk density of the soil in the upper layers but with depth the load will have less influence on the bulk density of the soil. The soil depth and quality on the site in question will be sufficient. Cool article Arborist Sites. Cheers.
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Tre bon Sean
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Shortening deadwood in a fantastic tree, currently getting damaged by African game in the Safari park. again apologies for the poor photo quality. Also some weight reduction on long laterals.
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Nice work mistahben
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It would make me laugh to. I bet it works.
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Thats what I have said in my report but I would like to put some reference to research that backs this up.
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Lots of roots.
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Sounds great, good luck.
