Big Bolt
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I hate North Westlys and a full moon together it allways gives the Broads big tides and this is what happens (dont drop your saw )
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Safe-Eyes - new product review
Big Bolt replied to essentialARB's topic in The Official Essential Arb Forum
Bought a pair to try at Saltex , will always try out new eye protection nearly lost one a few years back. only trouble i found with them the mesh is to dense and blocks of your vision as thay are very close to the eye, which also dosent allow enough light in when working in a dark enviroment like enclosed wood lands or under a tight canopy but for hedge cutting they are fine :thumbup1:they are my thoughts try them and see for your see -
Sorry to but in on this thread, Logbaron in your avitar is that your set up always been wanting somthing small and compact but with a bit more power is it driven of the pto , I have a igland 4000 sky line set up its ok but always looking for somthing a bit faster , any more info and pics was it made by abs
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!!! HARDWOOD!!!!!! I will add .
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£40 squid a ton oh i wish £50 to £60 over here if you can get it big k seems to of tied up most of it for bbq coals and bags if any one can supply at £40 to £45 in the yard im listning.
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Hi Rt 400 im down the road at about 20 minutes away can i be of help
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I will be taken down a Red oak this weekend does anybody have a use for the wood 2 feet at bottom diameter,approx 8ft to first branch at 10 inches or it will be fire wood ! loacation in Lowerstoft
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The main man when it comes to husky will do sthil 2. Kev at ROUSE www.rousepower.co.uk
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that is true catweasel but with 200 tons in 3 metre lengths i dont bother just place it in front of the fire wood line for this year
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no david not 2 far away i do stuff around your way for SWT some times. alder split should last a bit longer , all my birch has started to turn where the heat has made it sweat inside and its only been down 5 months
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as swb pointed out some times buying a bargan is false economy in the long run for your main tools always buy the best, you can then do jobs for others or even hire them out if citificated of course .if you only use a winch 1 or 2 times a year then all good tool shops hire out tirfors you can even get a hydralic one.im afraid im a bit of a winch freak having 20 odd in total from tirfor's, lug-all's , zollern, capstan, igland , hydralic , but they all have a diffrent job to do, allways carry 1 in the truck
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plenty of alder coppice around the broads used to be for piling and broom- heads although not any more, its called the devil tree around these parts because of the redish stain after its cut , lovley burning wood but i would use it within the year if not split as it goes soft .
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Oh ahh bloody wasps we where doing some fen mowing with the recipitating mower when i took the top of a nest of the small british wasp mean little buggers about ten got me on my legs and in my shorts to hot to wear grollies and every thing was bitten i just let the mower go and ran stripping of as i ran i ended up about 100 meters away starkers exept for my wellies boys where in stiches they still itch after 3 days
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have a look at Lamberhust Engineering ltd on the www down in Kent they do a timber grapple by Maxwald very good piece of kit
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WoodNet - WoodLots Directory try that mate
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We have had a couple of close ones ( no pun intended ) it was a 2 inch morter bomb minus it fins , it was complete but luckly it was a inert round, boy it rattled around a bit and my pants stayed clean
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No to both of them , but thinking about it the last person to touch it before me could of been peeling alot of spuds
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SWB miles of course i cant see a boot or a chipper
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Clue = there's more to it than the eye can see !
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I came across this when stumping can you identify it I do know what it is [ was ]
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From the album: MY WORK
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From the album: MY WORK
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From the album: MY WORK
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From the album: MY WORK
