White Noise
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I use to have my saws and quality kit stored in those old tall food cages ? You know just like the ones found floating about the old coop car parks . I adapted them by welding locks and took off the wheels . Mini secure cage for free Another option is a Gas Bottle storage cage Or just dig a sizable hole in the base of your shed or garage and concrete in a large site box Then park your Van / Chipper over the top of it .
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The best high sides you can get on a budget are old metal garage doors or the hoarding ie solid sheet fencing that is used on building sites and the like . Just add a bit of angle iron and welding for the frame and paint
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running a log splitter off a hyd powerpack questions!
White Noise replied to Big T's topic in Large equipment
That Particular power pack is an asset to any business -
I can't comment on your post . Although my shrooms seem to love freshly felled Oak
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Excellent ..... just a tad to far for me .
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Wow that beam was way to close Trouble is jo public will always struggle to weed out the non performers from the true decent professionals .
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Although I sharpen my own with a homemade jig . On a bench grinder and it works a treat .
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If its only a couple of quid keep taking them there Sounds like your getting a good deal
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Anyone one of you lady's or gentlemen use one ? Basically its a carbide tipped disc that fits on to any petrol cut off saw aka a stihl saw . Cuts through stumps ... well roots . Just after some feed back . I have a job soon that requires 48 x 8 " Conifer stumps to be removed . Just thought this may help as no grinder could access them . Not even that magnum stihl thingy Still happy to use my trusty axe . Just thought this would speed things up ?
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I would also be interested in all your views good people
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Ha ha ha for sure good thinking
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Amen to that statement .If you have an open fire and switch to a log burner a decent fitting plate will be all that you need
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Surely that should of been your starting point
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So a Conifer ain't no big deal . Standard really although others will disagree .
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Yes always We did a test on an old Ash tree many years ago . Me and one other spiked up the poor thing on many occasions . We practiced gaffing out and many different stropping techniques . This tree has now healed up completely . It was old and way past its best back in the day . It looks just the same today more than 17 yrs on or there about's
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Mmmm guilty here also I always have my boots on especially when hedge cutting Gotta love a bit of denim at work . I,m a big fan of chaps in the summer months . Although when summer turns up its to hot to wear them When I,m ringing up timber I do always wear my trusty chaps .
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When we have a Dead wooding job on the cards . I will take a few spare log nets with me and fill them with the dry dead chips . I use them mainly when lighting the fire . Mix the chips in with the newspaper and kindling . Works a treat in my little 5kw multi fuel burner .
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25 miles is my limit
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I did 4950 miles in my truck last year . I work predominately in my local area . I earn what I earn. I work for people who know people I know . Ok sometimes the odd dodgy customer slips through the net . Overall it suits me just fine .
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Yes more pics and don't forget your treasure map
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Sorry I missed you a while back ? Your just missing your captain birds eye hat n beard now lol . Oh and don't be speeding
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Wow the pictures do not show how serious the injury actually is ....All the best
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Ahoy shipmate .......... You old Captain Pug wash .
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Where's your armbands
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For me it has to be the thinning of a Lime tree . Silky in one hand whilst listening to my iPod . Oh the joys
