tommer9
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Everything posted by tommer9
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I dont make a habit of spending that on port, but as a treat and all that.......That shop sells some of them for double that.....
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I couldnt agree more Mark. My dealings with Santander were certainly less than easy and smooth.
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Was it treemagineers at the AA show a couple of years back who were demonstrating th forces on your spine when you fall....they were just tapping the climbing line (which had a 100 kilo weight attached) with the silky and it was failing? Scary stuff.
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YO are absolutely correct DRS. PTO winches have a shaft from the transfer box straight into the back of the winch. Dont get me wrong, the hydraulic version of the h14w is awesome, and I would doubt that any of us in our work would notice any loss of power. Electric winches are, IMO after having had a few, a total and utter waste of money.....fine for pre-tensioning for a fell etc, but useless for the likes of skidding timber, or any use which put a big pull on them for prolonged periods as the solenoids and eventually the motors wear out.
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generally get a decent port in.....I am blessed with being close to Constantine Stores, one of the countries best importers. I have treated myself to this one this year. Also is sloe gin and this year Bullace Gin. Not made it before so i am looking forward to it.
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If you arent going to do anything else with hydraulics, then get a PTO winch. You have been refering to these all along, but in fact you have been talking about PTO driven hydraulic winches. I have a PTO h14w on my landy. It is the best winch you can put on a landy, or in fact pretty much any vehicle up to 7.5 tonne IMO. It runs off the transfer box, and is unstoppable, and will never overheat- even a hyd winch will give up in the end- plus you have loads and loads of horsepower. I paid £700 second hand for mine, about 10 years ago, and other than a new oil seal and an oil change, havent touched it since.
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Of course its 'its a wonderful life'. There can be no debate. The ultimate feelgood movie, and the ultimate christmas one too.
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Well i started watching it, but after 4 minutes gave up. The crap music was doing my head in and the editor couldnt work out whether to speed up the footage or do it in slow-mo........
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Thanks you.
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Bloomin 'eck! How do i go about this if i am going to do it- what to send, how to make sure it doesnt decay/ get beaten to a pulp, where to etc? If you dont mind:blushing:
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So, what........was that a list of where this fungi has been spotted?? Surely not?
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What a result!! Whereabouts are you- I take it you are south west if you are passing Mole Valley? I used to use them all the time, but they changed the shop about so much and made it supermarket-like, and the prices flew up too, but we always used to get power tool bargains/ offers there before!
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:lol:Yep:blushing: So is the B.fumosa not common? Tremetes gibbosa was the bracket I was wondering about.
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Okay well I am (embarrasingly lol) confused now......I recognised Xylaria polymorpha, dead mans fingers, and I identified auricularia judea, jews ear, too. However I am lost as to the others.....
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What might the bracket have been?
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I am sure the fung hunters on here have seen it all before, but i was amazed to see so many fung on a single bit of wood.
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I cut this sycamore down a few years ago, and this lump was just dragged up the lane and lost in the base of the hedge, as it kept ruining chains. I was cutting another tree for the same customer on sunday, and noticed this lump of wood again...bristling with various fungi!! Apologies for the terrible camera on my blackberry phone.
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Yeah way to cheap. You are taking 3 men and a load of kit and even then its not gonna be an easy job. I would be looking at about 1300 ish.
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Well a big thanks to Robert S. who has sorted me out with some that he has. Nice one Robert.
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WRC is a very valuable milling timber BTW.
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yes:thumbup::thumbup:
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Does it have 2 plastic inserts, one each side?
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YOu arent going to have to pay them a penny. Just put loads of petrol through, that is all they wil be doing FFS!!
