MR TREEBUS
-
Posts
172 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by MR TREEBUS
-
Hi,does anyone know who sells 3 point link quick hitches for a compact tractor? Ive searched and searched.....can only find them on american websites. Any help gratefully recieved Regards
-
Quoted me £1590 plus the old vat
-
Yes they are at the APF show,the nice lady i spoke to said all the boys were there
-
Cheers guys,rang M Large for price, thanks.
-
Sorry should have been more specific price for pto driven model.
-
Hi,anyone know the rough price of a new hakki pilke eagle pls?
-
If you are buying it in,which i presume you are,i really dont know how you making a profit on that?
-
I might be wrong but i think this an old thread.....check the date on the original post!
-
Thats one big old ash!!
-
Mmmmm, i have quite a large amount of Laburnum thats been dry stored for over 2 years,anybody any contacts as to who might want it?
-
not yet,still sat in field where it was unloaded.
The load from you will be next years me thinks.
Cheers
Neil
-
-
Had a quick look at Sorbus torminalis bark images on google and found one that looks very similar.
-
Here is a pic of the ball/burrs that were in the bark of the tree
-
Yes,apparently its a female smooth newt. I had never seen one before yesterday.
-
I think it might have been a bit big for rowan, or holly as the rings that i split were a good 20 inch diameter
-
Hi,found these logs whilst splitting,cant seem to identify what tree its from. Bark looks similar to Aspen but has a paper like outer layer that you can peel off like birch. The wood itself is very hard,heavy and dense like beech and in the outer section has a grain pattern similar to beech,the inner section/heartwood seems paler with no apparent graining. I also found some round ball like burrs/growths in the bark,which when peeled of were beautifully patterned 'balls' of wood. Apologies for my descriptions, any help to id the tree much appreciated... Please see photos
-
Hi guys thought i would contribute to this thread with a beastie Mrs Treebus found hiding under the logpile today,free log for first one who identifies what it is
-
Have you a link to Alan Marshall website or phone no?
-
Had a look,cant seem to find them on the stanton hope website
-
Been looking for one of these in the larger size to move some logs about, seems they get called various things.....hookaroon/logaroon/log spike/even found em called sappies on one site........makes it hard work trying to find the best price for one Anyone got any links/heads up where i can get one of the above (dunno what to call em ) at the best price obviously
-
Sorry do you mean stacked round the edges next to the heras fencing creating outer 'walls' (hope that makes sense!) and then loose in the middle?
-
Is that 60 bulk bags stacked or thrown in loose?
-
I have an 038 Magnum,its 72cc compared to the 66cc for a super and 61cc for the bog standard 038. Its a cracking old saw with plenty of grunt,even more since i fitted a factory dual port exhaust
-
pm sent
