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slack ma girdle

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  1. i'll third it, it is one of the fastest seasoning woods, and smells good when burning.
  2. Hello Chris, felling starts next week, can cut to whatever length you want, as stated above it is being sold by the cube. Give me a ring on the above number if you are interested Murray
  3. Liking the Nuffields
  4. 60 cube is for sale road side, with good lorry access, 15-20 cube will be good enough for saw logs. P.M. me or ring 07966 792798 for details.
  5. This hybrid Poplar was planted in 1991, and currently has a timber height of 23m, an average diameter of 28cm dbh, and an average volume of. 61 m3 per tree. Sorry you will have to turn your head sideways, as my phone is misbehaving.
  6. Having worn glasses all my life, and tried all manner of safety glasses, i have come to the conclusion that they make no difference what so ever at keeping crud out of your eyes. Contact lenses and good fitting mesh goggles are the only combination to work. That said i still use the Adco focus1200 rx, which are ten years old, and still going strong. They dont have a website, but here is a link: http://www.thomsonlocal.com/Adco-Optical-Services-Ltd/1258281/01903%20237911/
  7. Thats the ones.
  8. I have found the Tirol boots better for getting in and out of machinery, and the Scarfel boots better for grip. Both have lasted well provided you look after them. Both boots are equally waterproof, but when the going gets wet, break out the wellies. I still have not decided which boot i like the best, and over the years these two have proved to be the best.
  9. For most situations like this i normally work out an average stem diameter, and use that to create the RPA along the woodland edge. I will however make note of any significant trees that are worthy of mention in there own right, and record them individually.
  10. Let us know how you get on.
  11. The concept is really good, but the end product is too small. If the machine could produce 6" minimum, ideally 9" logs, you would have a good marketable product.
  12. Mid Norfolk tractors or Charners in Lancashire
  13. Loverly loverly loverly
  14. Stop Arb Talking, time to get wet.
  15. If you had thrown in black pudding, i would be there like a shot.
  16. Jon has already tried to off load them on me, but i like driving around the woods with only two wheels on the ground. If you want them help your self, just watch out that Jon does not try to palm off any of his other junk.
  17. Here's one: [ame] [/ame]Here's two: [ame] [/ame]
  18. Have you not shifted those weights yet Jon ?
  19. It is working well, the radiator is still in one piece, although the purple paint is starting to wear off.
  20. And there was me thinking that -1C this morning was a bit chilly, first frost of the winter here.
  21. Lights on the mighty Nuffield, ha ha good joke The lights are on the Zetor, if i remember i will take a couple of pictures for you on Friday.
  22. Beep beep, make way for the mighty Nuffield, with a Fransgard twin 3.5 winch. Lush it is. Sorry i don't have a close up, but there are a few of my videos with it working.
  23. Deodor branches Descending Atlas branches Asending Cedar of Lebanon branches Level This mostly works in most cases.
  24. Sounds good i will check check it out Thank you

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