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  1. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Did you check the pH of the soil? if you did what is it? Could be a cause of the browning. . . another thing could be shade/no shade, iv seen a couple recently that are browning out (looks like drought stress) told the owner to water and now they have massive shoot extension - shame its not on the brown bits. Neil
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    OOOhhh the art n science is awsom! its bin sed before but: keep it simple and do small bits before you give the groundie a flyin lesson! Where is trevolution based and any idea on the costs? Neil Tree Connection, Moreton-in-Marsh
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    Sweet Lewis congrats on passin fella, who did you take it with? chuck us yr number in a pm and ill give you a bell
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    Not good fella, seems like hes takin the mickie just a little too much.
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    Goodonya Gareth congrats, Well done to all that donated Same again if not more next year
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    life savers thanks all
  7. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    just had a little look at the ropeknight and it seems well enginered. Think i need to upgrade from MR messy to the zingit too.
  8. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Got maself a Nakanoko, I find the blade is less flexible than the gomtaro but am lookin for a new one as its bin by ma side for nearly 2 years now!! yep its blunt an missin teeth lol
  9. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    With relife its about finding a line and carving around it to bring it out or make it more 3D so on the wings shape the wing tips more by carving into the feather edges.
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    carving bars are generaly smaller at the tip to reduce the kick, not used one but a guy I met with a few fingers missin told me that if you cant create anything with the bog standard kit then dont bother buyin a specialised bar. As for chains i dunno i'v just bin usin a rippin chain on the husky at home. good effort on the ash tray, try a leaf or owl next
  11. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    With the flip line I'd sugest havin a snap hook or krab on the end just for ease of use. Throw lines, spend the money, got a cheep one, think it is nylon and it stinks.
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    Cheers alinicoll for the manual now all I have to do is find some time to open it up and have a gander at what the problem is. Thanks again for your help guys
  13. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    if you need anything specific drop us a pm i run a 340e and its a great little saw, i run a 13" bar on mine, and wouldnt want much more on it, but if the chains kept sharp its nice to use for logs and small stuff, and very very fuel efficent . Your right about the fuel efficiency bit and deffinatly havin nothin more than a 13" er. bought mine with an 18" on it, it looses power so quick its not funny. Thanks for the help guys I'm off to have a look at them now
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    Hi guys I have a 340 e-series and it wont start goin till the throtle is half way in, obviously this means its not reachin the best cuttin speed:001_huh:. I'v had a look and it seems I'll have to change the whole trigger/handle/fuel tank. Does anyone know were I can get one from and or the best way of fitting it:confused1:? Any help would be very much welkome cheers.
  15. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Pods are ace I had to sew ma mates one together before testing it out . . it was amazin! next time it goes bump im investin
  16. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    I'm feelin for ya buddy I managed to kill ma series III that I was gonna turn into an arb van the same day I bought it, slid on some black ice an made friends with a bridge wall, stavin in the front bumper, breakin the leave spring, twistin the front axle an bendin the chasi! The poor thing is in Landy heaven now lol. Best of luck sortin it out tho
  17. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    What a legend I wish I had a grandad who could do all that, heres to good health an a sharp axe.
  18. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Hi all, got a husky 340 for ma first saw an im havin a time at findin info on the little fella e.g. maintanence, spares an repairs and general essentials. Can anyone help out? Cheers v much:closedeyes:
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    hi there was jus wandering how the speedline works, how to set it up wat knots and gadgets

  20. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    hi guys how do you get in the chatroom ?
  21. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Thanks for your help guys im gonna give all your ideas a try this week have a good crimbo
  22. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Hi and hello one and all, Im a trainee Arb (still at college) and iv just bought my first throw line and bag. Can anyone instruct me on the methods or prefered throwing styles? Any help will be appreciated Thanks and Happy Crimbo
  23. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Hi my name is Neil Wilson and im a student at Moreton Morrell college studying Arboriculture and forestry. At the moment iv invested in all my ppe and climbing gear and would like to put them to some good use. I shall have my cross cut and maintenance ticket the 2 nd week in December and hopefuly my areal resuce around the same time. If anyone has any chipper feeding or ground clearence work needing doin give us a shout. I think anything in the industry will be better than working for Aldi. Cheers for looking and I hope to hear from you soon:001_smile:
  24. Neil Wilson - tree connection
    Iv seen trees like this but on a smaller scale whare they have grow around fences an the like, still impressive what nature can do lol.

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