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  1. What it means is the FC expect 5 trees planted for every stem felled. With 5 stems replanted the expectation will be one of the five will get established and replace the felled stem. Usually I would expect a minimum stocking density of 1100 stems per hectare. If planting for productive purposes you can stipulate a higher restocking rate. Ultimately the FC are regulating to make sure there is no net loss of canopy cover nationally.
  2. Hello...I’m trying to buy some oak to mill for fencing. Any ideas what fencing oak is per hoppus foot roughly? Thanks in advance.
  3. It also came with a brand new never used trailer package.
  4. I know the part of the history of this machine. It was located in Kent when sold earlier this year. It had only a couple of hours on the clock when I had a go on it. It was purchased back in the early nineties by a local man how was intending to build a house with it but became ill. It sat for many years under cover and tarped in the shed in the pictures on the listing as these are from its original sale. Great saw very simple but effective for dimensional timber. It sold on ebay earlier this year for just under 10k. I hope who ever it this time, that it works out as it's practically brand new.
  5. If possible leave the structure ie branches or pegs on as it will stop it rolling. Straight down from a re-direct will be better as it will follow the cable and use the bottom pulley on the winch it makes the nose dig in more. Across the slope means more chance of rolling IMO.
  6. <p>Matt thanks for the work the other day. James</p>

  7. Seen a skip company called Speedy Gone Garbage and a chip shop called The Cod Father…!
  8. Wow wisewood thats fantastic can't see the joins from the milling. The logs needs to be 2 possibly 3 meters so long could go bigger diameter and its for a landscape job. Can you get a high capacity gouge bit to attach to a long chainsaw bar?
  9. I have a possible project and need to hollow out a 80 cm diameter log. I guess it needs to be split in half first and then remove the wood any ideas that would help i.e. methods or tools.
  10. Had them for six month had Haix for years before. So far very happy with them, no problems of any type. Dry, warm and hard wearing and still look newish.
  11. Mine has had to go back for a total rebuild and new engine after a a 60ft drop on to the road the clip popped out as i pulled it up not even stuck and on a bungee. Poor is an understatement for a pro saw.

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