slack ma girdle
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£200 is not a large amount for referenced professionalism
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I think they are still messing around
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I would be starting with Rigidoporis ulmarius Giant elm bracket
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Ben Burgess is importing Laski, which is the same. Laski Stump Grinders - Ben Burgess WWW.BENBURGESS.CO.UK predator-stump-grinders-narrow-access-petrol-radio-controlled
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First impression, I would say silver leaf.
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After 30 years i still over/under price jobs. Customers want confidence, so a couple of technical words, but not too many go a long way. You ain't gonna win them all. Options work in a few cases, but aways require good access. 9 out of 10 cases, there is only one option. Stick to your decision, and don't be swayed by the customer.
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Small timber trailer and crane wanted
slack ma girdle commented on EBC's advert in Agricultural/Forestry Machinery
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My apple trees are the most unloved trees in west Wales, and still they produce more apples than i can deal with. I spend quite alot of my working life pruning apple trees, and not one of these 'looked after' trees produces as much fruit as my unloved trees .
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The original leader was pruned out when it was in the nursery to encourage horizontal growth, for better fruit production. Fruit trees are always best left to their own devices.
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The tree is still standing after the 2 pre Christmas storms. Ratchet straps are a godsend to reassure the climber . Levels of leaf cover in the canopy is the deciding factor. A tractor and 8 tonne winch is the safest method.
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The chain speed on grapple is below 25m per sec, so chainshot isn't an issue.
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Here you go @Squaredy a couple of pictures. There isn't going to be enough to make up a lorry load from the windblow, but we will thinning here this winter.
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With the simpler ones the trees do wobble about when you shear them, but i have only lost a tree when the dead wood was to brittle to support the tree. If you are going to do alot of roadside trees, then i would get one with an extra grab. Have you considered a grapple saw, a GMT35 would tick most of your boxes
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Its about a 50/50 split for second homes, and none of the younger locals can afford to buy a house in Angle, unless they have a job with the refinery. The refinery is only noticeable with sound and smell on a cold frosty days or easterly winds, but 1 in 5 families in Pembrokeshire have some work connection with the refinery. It is going to hit Pembrokeshire hard when it finally closes.
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Never managed to sell them as saw logs in the past. The logs will be stacked here Google Maps WWW.GOOGLE.COM Plenty of room for a lorry to turn around in. I am there tomorrow, i will take a couple of photos of what is cut so far.
