slack ma girdle
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Self releasing snatch blocks
slack ma girdle replied to Chris Sheppard's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I know what you mean now, i got mine from a car boot sale, but that is probably not much help. The wire has an annoying habit of flipping off when you first start pulling in the slack, but once you get the knack they work well. -
Self releasing snatch blocks
slack ma girdle replied to Chris Sheppard's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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Don't forget common cow wheat, ramsons, wood rush, soloman's seal. And there is one type of grass that only grows in woodlands, i can not for the life of me remember its name. More to follow when i remember
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What do you need ? Then make it.
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P.S. i use the line that is between the end of the spring and the attached metal bit. (under the 3/4" mark)
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From what i can remember i would say that is tensioned about right, bear in mind it was a year ago that i last changed a blade on a lumber mate.
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All those features look good, but given the nature of forestry work which is not gentile on machinery, there is alot to go wrong. How do they compare price wise with Riko ?
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Carving Section Added To Website!
slack ma girdle replied to gustharts's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
What do you do with, and how do you use the sand o flex ? They look like something for removing winnits. -
Timeless comedy, it will still be funny in 100 years time
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Re spacing of natural re-gen
slack ma girdle replied to slack ma girdle's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Don't worry, i priced it at £650 per hectare, and did not get it, WOO HOO. Once i saw what was involved, 10-15' trees, lots of branbles, knee deep holes filled with water and smelly slime, and waist high stumps every where.......... Anyone else tempted. -
Got mine today, the mic function works well, definitely not a gimmick. Best £25 i have spent since the arb show
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Matte is the M word you are looking for, here is a close up. I thought he was toking on a bong when i drove out of the wood and saw it for the first time.
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Try again Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
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A bit of fun from lunch, but can you guess what he is drinking ? Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
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“Survey Reveals Arbtalkers Prefer to Make Stuff and Lunge”
slack ma girdle replied to Albedo's topic in The Lounge
Wot like Sthil are the best chainsaw, and that Landrovers are the best 4x4. -
At a guess some time fron the plistasine. Wrong spelling but the horse flysss are horendous. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
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SAME SILVER 150 TRACTOR,TRACKED,BOGMASTER | eBay
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Most of it i have guessed, which i shall go through and tweek the right answers.
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Yes he did, a round thing with a smooth ish top surface. Don't forget he is crazeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
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Daft i may be, but crazy i is not
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What if the tree goes sideways into the MEWP ?
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Yep he is crazy.
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Cheers Rupe, i have just completed the COSHH sheets, and i says i need the safety data sheets. If you have them that would be fantastic. I have just had a look at the Clark web site, and i can not find them. I will PM you my e-mail Muchley thank you
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I think that there is just as much a a chance of the tree going over and knocking the mewp, as there is of the tree falling over with you in it. Assess the risk (personally). If you is not happy then don't do it and walk away. As mentioned earlier the tree is tied off, and your weight is not going to make alot of difference.
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Does anybody have S.D.S for diesel, petrol, and chain oil that i can blatantly steel. I have found some on-line but the are 100's of pages long, and my poor printer will go into melt down.
