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It would be a good place to hide but the do as you likeys have eyes everywhere, know no rules and are highly territorial. It would need a big pair to chance it with an outfit that can burn you out and be on the road before the fire brigade are.
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Was it designed to go an a quick hitch?
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Now there is a paradox, a gang of thieves using a gang of thieves as cover.
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That hasn't overheated or boiled dry, it has exploded, charging batteries makes hydrogen, if it cant get away and you add a source of ignition you get an almighty boom.
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Spat mi elvensies out:laugh1:
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Joe Public - how do you think they see the Arb world?
treequip replied to Andy Clark's topic in General chat
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Oh its not just where you are, I had a customer come out and photograph the stem we were disking up for him, by the time we were cleaning up he had listed it on the bay and had someone coming round with a trailer
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You Southern boys have no idea how bad it can get, "its grim up North" and Huddersfield is where its grimest :laugh1:
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I rarely use hedge trimmers but recently I had cause to and was amazed how many times I went for the clearly non existent chain brake so my answer is most of the time.
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Vintage SOLO TWIN 611 (100cc) 1965 chainsaw w/ VIDEO | eBay
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What do you do when you get the timber out? If its on the Ifor the Ifor hooks on the back of the motor and off to the tip off, anything else sounds like double handling
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Dragged my Ifor with a tracked chipper before now, good enough for one trip but multiple trips would have been a PITA
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Not as good as you might think, its awful slow.
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They do get better but everything you cite makes them good for climbing particularly spikes. My last pair did three years with a mid term re sole
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I bought a pair of Haix air power gold in January and they are crackered and will be replace with a pair of Pfanner Zermats which I recon to be as good as it gets
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Why not?
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That sounds like a plan to me, wonder what would run out if you tried that over here?????
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Have a good read of the legal pack, look out for restrictive covenants that can stop you using the land as you might want to.
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Well you cant just slap a turbo on it, and that 222 is far from new so even if you did turbo it, how long would it last?
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Most of the ones that have had a tree cut?
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I have over the years seen many shrivelled up Inonotus brackets and that's exactly what they look like. Inonotus is one of the more common brackets on Ash and it really likes Ash. Its not Daldinia because its not smooth enough and not round enough Daldinia also likes Ash but it likes its victims dead and would typically be found on deadwood, firstly on smaller branches, moving onto the stem when the tree is a complete gonner.
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Its Ash that hosts the fungi and if look alike is all you need then fine
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I am sure they know a good job when they see it.
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I agree with Dave on this, way too much tut tuting in this industry. If an English teacher were looking in they would be able to criticise the title of this thread
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No and that's the wrong candidate for Inonotus as well For the OP that's most likely an old withered bracket of Inonotus hispidus, fell the tree quick, that nasty fungus is wrecking all the firewood
