arbaholic
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Id say that ton bags is the option id choose. You can get plenty in there and not worry about any mess down the corridor. Just dont drag it down there walls . and as someone said a mattock and a postal spade should be fine for digging out the roots on a few shrubs.
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To save me typing it all up "what he said"
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Im surprised at that. you sound keen and if your willing to work for experience and no money i thought you'd have no trouble getting work. I'm sure you'll find something
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What is a mono? Havent heard of that before, looks interesting.
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I think that stretching every morning should help alot when it comes to joint pains and back trouble.
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Some quality pics you got there. Especially the second one
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On the scale of things theres bigger chippers. Compared to the average timberwolf tw150 its abit of a beast though
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that`ll look lovely when it next comes into leaf. . . . .lol. Think they was worried about it being blown over in that built up area so decided would be best to remove all ze branches. .
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lol! and the marijuana spider built a hammock! quality!!
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Bit of a monster chipper that!
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A very watchable video that!
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I use a normal chain and if you hit any metal then cut somewhere else close to it, as long as you dont gaff the saw hard into the nail for too long you can sharpen out any damage done fairly quickly Also if you hit a nail carve a little x across the cut as its so easy to stick the saw back in there and do the same thing again!
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Yeah revisions the key. If your good with the answers to the questions it puts you in good stead for the rest. Just take your time and think about what your doing. Dont rush anything.
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Top Handled Saw: Stihl vs Echo vs Husq vs Other?
arbaholic replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
Stihl all the way for me. I used a husky top handle a while back and quite liked using it, thought it was a good little saw. But i did only use it once so not sure what it would be like on a day to day basis. Love the stihl tho u always no where you stand with it. Nice sharp chain, can cut anything full bar length, always starts with no fuss and simple on off switch. Job done -
Cool! that kinda job looks like good fun!
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I have an old 262xp running an 18inch bar. Love using it, great little saw would love a brand new one.
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phwoar that looks abit tempting there but the mrs might see me out the kitchen window.
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The easiest way ive found of doing it is by pulling the plastic out towards you while pushing the other plastic bit from the ear defender in. Takes a few moments but youll get it.
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Wow that looks amazing. Real skill.
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Thats bad news with the surgeon, especially after preparing yourself for it. Still good luck for it and hope it all runs smoothly.
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Just seen that post there, seems like tapes the way to go then. cheers
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Ok cool. i was going to rivet it as a last option tho was just going to do something similar to stop the slack getting thru like get some strong tape wrapped round it or something, nothing in the way of modifying the harness so dont worry. Yeah me to you would think it would make the harness maybe safer but in the eyes of loler it could be a diffrent thing.
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That sounds like a pretty good cure. I will try something along them lines. Either rivet it or find something which i can keep the slack and the belt forced together with then adjust if needed. Was guna half heartedly buy a diffrent harness but it lives to see another tree! Cheers for posting that up
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Thats a good idea, will have to give that ago. ditto. ive never had one come undone, either you are not clicking it in properly in the first place or else its faulty. Its definitly clicking in properly i always check that, the clip has never come undone or failed its just the strap itself that keeps letting slack through and it becomes loose. Hope that makes sense.
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lol!!!
