nepia
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I had a petrol Mignon and found it a great machine once it was going. But it was a pig to move anywhere - it had next to no ground clearance so unless you move it on good flat concrete it's a real pain to get anywhere and heavy with it. Very good as a static machine though; I loved the foot pedal function for gripping logs with the blade
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I thought it was all one piece too, i.e. it looks like the split stem is gripping its own side shoot which I thought was a bit nifty.
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Can we swap? I'm watching waves of rain blowing horizontally across the field in front of the house!
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Not something I'd bother with myself but you can pull the stems in a bit with heavy gauge wire and keep the outside annually hedge trimmed Perhaps that could satisfy all family demands The tree will have some value to wildlife for safe roosting and even nesting sites as well as a source of small insects
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Loving those bowls Thom! The ones near the bottom of the pics with the green blobs and streaks - sycamore or holly? Good to see someone using elder instead of rubbishing it but as a turning wood - well, won't it pull itself to pieces as it dries further? It's a very wet wood when green
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Well Happy Birthdays all the way from East Hoathly 🎂
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Did someone dab him in it to try and put him in his plaice or was it just an unfortunate act of cod that the FC found out? Bet he's a sole trader -
From forestry to fishery; a big change of direction. Only a smooth hound could pull that one off
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Aspen's exy stuff so save a little and get 25L at a time. The canisters are good for re-use (not for re-filling with Aspen though that may come one day); child locks on both cap and breather
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Stolen equipment register for chainsaws and other arb equipment
nepia replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Stolen Equipment
Oh dear. Yet another system failure; the guy you dealt with (known to me you may recall but have been diplomatic enough not to mention) was very keen and a true believer in what he did. Sorry it didn't work out. Sometimes you wonder who's side who is on; I regularly got that feeling over 30 years!!! -
Stolen equipment register for chainsaws and other arb equipment
nepia replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Stolen Equipment
🤦♂️ Disappointing! If they don't know about Immobilise there is no hope; it's the national standard for recording stolen identifiable property and was presumably introduced to rectify the situation where each force held its own register - like that was going to help much! Have you made Forces aware of Arbsafe? I don't know who you'd tell - the Crime Commissioner perhaps -
Stolen equipment register for chainsaws and other arb equipment
nepia replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Stolen Equipment
My simple but brutal answer to the thread title Steve is that my gear's registered on Immobilise, the first port of call for crime investigators recovering equipment. Am I right in thinking Arbsafe is linked to it? Jon -
You too Mark; I'm sure you'll be leading from the front 🍺🍺
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Any major geological event, e.g. a supertsunami or the flooding of North America when the ice dam gave way
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And Season's Wishes to you too. The sky at sunset time was a little different to that one down here - and it was leaking too
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@Billhook that's some gathering of thrushes; very impressive
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Brilliant Pete; thanks very much I'm lucky enough to see and hear curlews every time I visit the top of Scotland, an annual event Jon
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A bit of a bugger if you find yourself on one of those planes having paid a lifetime's savings to get here from Burundi!
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Good to see you here again Pete; your pics are exceptional. Keep 'em coming!
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At least you're working again Steve; good news
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Petition for legislation for winter and all season tyres
nepia replied to Big J's topic in The Lounge
I was thinking more along the lines of checking her tread pattern before tweaking her valves! -
Not sure about that Andrew: on the Hadrian's Wall path there are signs asking you not to keep to the same path but to spread the load in order to avoid erosion
