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Stephen Blair

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  1. Stephen Blair
    Great video.
  2. Stephen Blair
    You are definately getting the hang of this Tommy! Amazing work!
  3. Stephen Blair
    And the winner is??? Brilliant thought out piece of kit! Do you have a link to your felling grapple! A wee garden clearance today for me.
  4. Stephen Blair
    Well done!
  5. Stephen Blair
    Cracking kit!
  6. Stephen Blair
    Mines the Pillenic and I live in Scotland, never had any issues
  7. Stephen Blair
    It's a normal moon, you won't see any Blue. They just call it that
  8. Stephen Blair
    I use my battery saw in the rain.
  9. Stephen Blair
    Happy Birthday and here's to another 50!
  10. Stephen Blair
    I ditched my clip ons, I like my knees and face too much! Brilliant for roads for extra power.
  11. Stephen Blair
    Very cool!
  12. Stephen Blair
    Guys there's a Mog on the job, it's all good! Great advertising for Frontier.
  13. Stephen Blair
    Wow!!
  14. Stephen Blair
    Great solid wee tractors!
  15. Stephen Blair
    I find 16 year olds are good grafters, it's when they get to 17-18 they are harder to motivate and start slacking due to pubs and drinking.
  16. Stephen Blair
    Biscuit it down, as long as you are making sawdust, the tree is getting smaller!
  17. Stephen Blair
    Good job guys! Top marks to the climber!
  18. Stephen Blair
    Door step them!
  19. Stephen Blair
  20. Stephen Blair
    It's on now
  21. Stephen Blair
    Terrible!
  22. Stephen Blair
    What's worth more? The wood or the digger? That's how I would choose!
  23. Stephen Blair
    You may have hit dirt or metal on the start of the 2nd cut! Then it's all downhill from there! Saw heats up, starts getting blunter and so on. I was cutting up stuff more than twice bar length today, I had to sharpen 3 times in an hour and to get the middle I then had to cut a section out the side and then start cutting again so bar could get further in to catch the centre fibres!
  24. Stephen Blair
    Dreaded moth if it looks like rice crispy sick! It's a gonner from my experience.
  25. Stephen Blair
    Either technique or bar needs dressing up or renewed I would say. Start level, go forward and over as far as you can so saw is vertical and work in and back as far as you can until you have to come back to horizontal and then go down level , this way you have cut 3/4 of the wood. Do this all the way along the trunk, roll the log forward until you can see the bottom of your top cut, then put the bar in and work forward.

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