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slack ma girdle

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  1. With the Makita one the grease cylinder unscrews and can be refilled direct from a bucket of grease. Reduces the amount of plastic, and cheaper.
  2. Those clay tiles look like they will break with just a light kiss of sawdust. Good work Mick
  3. I would have a look at this guys channel on YouTube, he has a collection of cheap splitters that don't work particularly well . https://m.youtube.com/@everydaywithmenick/videos
  4. No idea from the pictures , but i would be starting with Trametes versicolor
  5. My Zetor seems to run on anything, and have inadvertently put many different oils in my land rover, both are still running. I say go for it.
  6. Group of 12 Leylandii to be felled and removed. For once plenty of space for the toys, and nothing to hit. The TP 215 is an awesome chipper, filled 2 silage trailers today . 20250327_142737.mp4
  7. Unpopular Poplar Rears its lovely head again.
  8. This one is for sale. Its a 5 tonne farma, new slew rams and king post. 4k And i am not far from the ferry at Pembroke Dock.
  9. That was the most half arsed woop i have ever heard. Ten out of ten for the least amount of effort.
  10. For birch times by .7 to go from m3 to tonnes. Strangely enough my wife gets fed up with ne talking to random strangers, and people I know from the internet.
  11. 15-18m3, it was a long time ago that mine looked that shiny.
  12. If it's free, it will be worth the effort. So long as it is stored off the ground, with good air flow, and no rain falling on it, it will season and burn. Unpopular poplar is not as bad as made out, provided that you don't store it in the round, and do the above.
  13. I bought my Stihl 066 in 1998, and is still going strong. Its done a lot of milling, and still doesn't miss a beat.
  14. They look almost identical to the Treehog harness
  15. The stop bar goes to a micro switch, which has a cable that plugs into a socket at the back of the tractor. I don't use it, just stand back and chuck the branches in at a safe distance.
  16. I could post the logs to you one at a time!
  17. I've got the RP200 with extra flywheel, powered by a 180hp Valtra, so it cuts most woods at 7". I try and keep it to 6" and below.
  18. Its the diameter of the log. The bigger the log the shorter the distance the blades have to travel before they bite into the next log. So a 2" diameter log will come out around 9" long, and a 7" diameter log will come out around 5" long.
  19. THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!

    • FOR SALE
    • USED

    For sale 2018 diesel chipper 360 hours 10k including vat Any questions give us a tinkle 07966 792798 I am in far west Wales, about 2.5 hours from the Seven bridge.

    £10,000

    - GB

  20. Based in South Pembrokeshire, i am in need of help. My work is varied, a mixture of forestry and domestic tree surgery. You will need to enjoy working in often dreadful ground conditions. Experience would be good, but i am equally willing to provide on the job training, to get you up to a high level of competence, if you have none. I can also put you in touch with 2 other tree companies, which can potentially give you 5 days of work. Give us a tinkle 07966 792798
  21. The different lengths that the log chomper produces can be a pain, the longer ones only fit diagonally in my Rayburn, and they burn much faster than conventional logs. The next batch to go through the log chomper, i am going to be a bit fussier.
  22. I had no issues with drying in vented barrow bags. Easy enough to move around with a sack truck.

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