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slack ma girdle

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  1. lycetts have always more than helpfull, and reasonably cheap.
  2. No it is hiding behind the pedant. :lol:
  3. That was cool. How come i can watch that, but none of the othere vidson you tube ?
  4. Words fail me
  5. I reccon that it is a culmative effect that has done for this tree. Possible root compaction, salt leaching from the road, two very cold winters, may have weakened the trees defences, and allowed infection to gain access to the tree. i'm probably wrong, but that is my 4 penith.
  6. I would love to see what all the excitment is about, but for some reason i can not access either you tube or face book. Dam annoying
  7. A bit to arty for my taste, you can not hear the saw raw !
  8. Wheel barrow. The largest plank i have managed to balance and move 75 yards was 10' long, 24" wide, and 4" thick. Hurragh for brute force and ignorance.
  9. PM sent
  10. Smells of cat piss, i don't know why people use a plant to create a hedge that smells so strongly. Thuja would probably be you best bet. Or one or two of the coloured layandii, that do not grow as quick or as tall. You can create a colourful hedge of different colours.
  11. It certainly looks interesting. Crunch time How much, and where is it ?
  12. At least it was not the first. That would have messed up the day.
  13. Lets hope so, or you will be facing an expensive bill.
  14. Go on tempt me ......
  15. I have not noticed the oaks in west Wales dripping in acorns this year, but the fruit trees around here are, which i have put down to no late frosts. Had to clear up two sizable Oak limbs (20" plus) last week, that had dropped
  16. I would love one of those sliding rack saws. And i would not care how many fingers i lost either. :thumbup:
  17. Big flat grasslands with wooded areas.
  18. I second that. And i reccon that the bit of trunk that is resting on the colapsed wall might yield some usable timber. Go on you know you want to.
  19. There is nothing like the fear of the unexpected to give you the hebe geebees. Need a change of underpants ?
  20. You have me convinced.
  21. It is a naturally occuring split generally in the middle of the truck. It enables the solid tree trunk to flex by allowing movement within the trunk.
  22. Most of the west Wales beaches have remains of peat and or trees. It just depends of the current/wave action to expose them.
  23. Having now used the 261 for the past couple of months, it is much improved on the 026, and has noticeably less vibration. Stihl rev lower than Huskies, and tend to require less tuning as a result. Others are bound to disagree. It all boils down to which colour you prefer.
  24. That is not a land rover. I don't know what it is but that is uglier than anything i have seen for a long time.
  25. I would second that. It speeds up sharpening big chains, and almost make it a pleasure.

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