josharb87
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used to work with 7 quads-all semi-auto hondas, two 450 and 5 green 550s with winches, brilliant machines. all road reg'd and on dual fuel-gave a couple of running problems on a few of the bikes, but nothing major got abused but never broke-riding into dykes was a gegular occourance-winch out, drain air box, drive back to yard, and change milky oil! personally, wouldnt want anything under 450 or over 600
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Hop-hornbeam? would imagine so as in same family as hazels, hornbeams and alder. try it and find out!
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Tree Climbing in Nepal - Asian Vulture Conservation Update
josharb87 replied to stevelucocq's topic in General chat
wow, thats awesome mate, some fantastic looking scenery and trees -
still fell into a rotten stump though . . .
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Tree's failing?.....So move the target.
josharb87 replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
i like the principle of whats been done there, especially comparing it to youre other work david-fracture pruning, where youre trying to mimic natures decay to create habitat whilst retaining the tree through reduction, this IS natures decay/demise of a tree, retaining itself, keeping and creating habitat, the trees still doing its thing, abeit a bit more horizontal, which will in time look far more natural than say a coronet cutted tree. it may well look at the moment like a windblown tree that needs clearing up, but in the far future, its going to be a point of intrest and far better than 'eco piles' or logs left as habitat-which in that setting would look like a pile o tat -
nice daytona british beef beats jap crap
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how much!!!! bloody hell, best have ago at making one or two!
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aww, you been down south latley dean?? or just softening up??
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look at it the other way- future money to be made! if everyone planted trees in perfect spots, away from power lines/buildings/roads/sky dishes we'd have a helluva lot less work to do!
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if you go the dumper route, go for a 5ton 4x4 one-anything less isnt really worth it/up to it-we use a 5tonner quite alot for woodland work
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Morus nigra or Morus alba I,ll go with nigra beAR In mind i do see 2-3 pictures of it at the moment!
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pfft they were only 20footers, 21 at most
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145ft
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larix... ummm .. kaempferi andy?
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if you get short again, i know of a subbie groundie looking for work from youre way, tonns of tickets and experience, real hard worker
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1-Pinus sylvestris 2-Fagus sylvatica 3-Fagus grandifolia??
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some pointless sounding questions, but with reason. what sides the staples on? is there a footpath running adjacent? (distance between footpath and fence not important)
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think it actually looks alright for a tranny, very clean slightly over priced, but then it is from a dealer-if you have a look at simmilar condition transits, theyre going for 5-7k no vat doesnt matter what plate its on-71tho miles in 8 years-hardly a hard life offer way less but if you could get it for 5k no vat, id go for it, times are tight-he might not have had a sale for a week or two just get it sprayed/sign written, hate white transits!
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half hour at 10 and 1, or when appropiate Bait, dockie
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yes-getting my own back for all that bird poop i put my hands in when climbing
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youre setup is simply awesome huck!
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Eucalyptus globulus
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pmsl!!
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youre the ones that wear skirts . . . skirt boy:001_tongue:
