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  1. Buzzsurgeon
    Think that tractor is way under powered for that chipper, a self contained unit at 600hp + is more like it!!
  2. Buzzsurgeon
    good idea, you can use it to scratch your back while you are splitting
  3. Buzzsurgeon
    This aint your new generation shoddy husqvarna, this is the real deal, when Husqvarna were way ahead of any other saw manufacturer IMO.
  4. Buzzsurgeon
    Check this out looks one smart 254 xp !!! HUSQVARNA 254XP PETROL TREE WOOD CHAINSAW FORESTRY SAW on eBay (end time 04-Jan-11 19:12:38 GMT)
  5. Buzzsurgeon
    Has anyone used one or bought one of these yet?
  6. Buzzsurgeon
    Everyone has there own methods of reaching the same desired finish, I like the roller idea, using gravity to your advantage, that's what efficient dismantling is all about, I am sure someone wont mind slanty logs!!
  7. Buzzsurgeon
    Is it petrol or diesel what's it like on fuel, just recently got a Volvo V50 diesel and with 6 speed get around 55 mpg and cheap road tax
  8. Buzzsurgeon
    The tree was a dead cedar which needed to be sectioned felled to avoid damaging the close by lake clay liner. I did consider using a bore cut, but the tree was dead and cedar is short grained and brittle at the best of times so I didn't want the limb to tear and fracture towards me so I opted for a tight gob and fast cutting from the back, I was using a 357 with an 18" bar. It really did go with a crack and bang with all the extra weight of the snow. I must admit my arse was nipping a bit as I was proceeding with the back cut, good adrenaline rush though.
  9. Buzzsurgeon
    What size are you running for the landy, and do they carry a heavy load well 3500kg gross?
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  11. Buzzsurgeon
    Cheers, got my heart thumping a bit, especially when I saw a ton of snow on the cedars flat top!!
  12. Buzzsurgeon
    topping a big snowy cedar today!
  13. Buzzsurgeon
    when the temp is hovering around 0 c it's a wet slimy cold going on, -15 is much nicer as you stay nice and dry!!
  14. Buzzsurgeon
    Arbor Donkeys Lobber & Sucker Captain Whipeye
  15. Buzzsurgeon
    Gives you good gas to keep the flames up
  16. Buzzsurgeon
    Better to build a spiders web as pictured
  17. Buzzsurgeon
    I was once thinking of building a bay using concrete railway sleepers which worked out at £ 3 a piece about £10 m2
  18. Buzzsurgeon
    Good vid, at about 1.23 looks like a karabiner being catapulted across the roof tops??
  19. Buzzsurgeon
    I use a JBM 13hp machine, it swivels making it easier to use, quite a productive machine for it's size and uses standard finger teeth which are cheap as chips
  20. Buzzsurgeon
    That's because they are nice clean uniform looking logs, use a band saw as a firewood processor, end product worth three times as much, you will learn, learn , learn
  21. Buzzsurgeon
    Difficult to see from the pics, but has this limb self grafted to the main stem, hence the bottle neck?
  22. Buzzsurgeon
    you might be better off fitting new blades to your top roller or fitting one of the new bottom rollers fitted with blades, instead of the old cast type.
  23. Buzzsurgeon
    just snap a 2.7m stick off and use that!!
  24. Buzzsurgeon
    Is the power sharp system aimed at pro's, is it any good?
  25. Buzzsurgeon
    big hairy thorns in the bottom of a ditch behind a fence down a narrow alley with ten 90 degree bends, ooh and lots of potted plants

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