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10 hours ago, Toad said:

Ransomspares.co.uk

Already tried them, to no avail

Hi, anyone know where I can find part numbers for a 272xp and a 61? And where to source parts

thanks

Again, useful advice, thanks

Thanks buddy, power loading/turning sounds a boom, had presumed diesel. Are these mounted on wheels or could I mount it on the back of an old lorry chassis?

HI, looking for opinions on the best bandsaw mill, what facilities and options to look for, power, etc. :Large hardwood timber. Thanks

Bows???

Indeed

Looks pretty straight any 6' lengths without side branches?

Would of thought you would set them on fire with heat from exhaust .

So wet here you'd have trouble lighting a gallon of petrol

What size big bales if there square they are in sections due to the nature of the baker stuffer and ram so cut strings take off as many sections ! What ever you do cutting the strings with a saw will cause them to come apart

Ok thanks, so just cut string with knife and lift out sections. Bales are app 7' by 3'

I should have said just wanted to cut up big bales for handling, alligator saw a bit short for that

Hi, I am told that people cut straw bales up with a chainsaw, sounds wrong clogging etc. but wondered if anyone has tried it?

It will still need to be taken down when it's dead?

Think their idea i that once dead it will no longer obscure light. Not seen it so don't know if it can just fall

Don't think it has a TPO, think they just can't afford to have it taken down, been waiting 2 months for £60 they owe me

Well, I wouldn't want to do it but it is a method we use to kill stumps and a customer asked me if it would also work on a tree, which got me to wondering. If it wouldn't work, why not?

Anyone know if it would be possible to kill a Sycamore by drilling holes into the trunk and pouring in SBK or other chemical?

I agree with Jesse, the leaves are showing shot hole symptoms from Pseudomonas infection. Although as far as I am aware the holes are as a direct result of the bacteria (Pseudomonas) not a secondary fungus.

 

Tree is as suggested, Prunus padus.

Maybe hard to see from photos but bark is very smooth too smooth I would venture for a cherry

Looks like Pseudomonas syringae,fungus not insects causes those holes. they call them shot holes.

Thanks buddy

No ideas anyone?

Can anyone diagnose this problem, affected leaves are shrunken, most leaves are lost

Thanks

"A straw hat lay on the ground next to the machine"

PPE?

It's not possible to disengage them then? If not how are they tuned in repair shop?

Brush cutter running a little rough but jet screws have plastic covers that lock against each other allowing H jet to rotate only anti clockwise and L jet clockwise. What is the idea behind these and how can I adjust further?

It does compact but can't give you the ratio

Should pop in next time you passing

 

 

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May just do that

Your slow down next time

Incorrect