geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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I have had no problems sharpening mine, the chains don't last as long as a heavier chain, but a couple of brushes with the file & guide & the jobs a goodun.
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What a great picture, we should have a tree growing in a tree type of thread,maybe this could be the start of it?
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Sounds a fair offer, tell him to jump at it & in time he will have experience, that cant be bought & is very attractive to future employers.
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The grub, likely as Graham said, is just breaking down the dead wood, after death of the limbs/ tree from another cause.
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I had this same experience 10 years ago, your loss touched those feelings. R.i.p. Toby.
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Sorry to read that Billy, quite a loss.
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A great reason to seek Qualified advice
geoff replied to Yorkshireman's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Good job that he got a substantial fine , he knew what he was up to by the sound of it. -
Bit tetchy this morning are we? As it stands, I was not having a crack at you, my post was polite, you got issues pal?
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No ones picking on you , or being sensitive, the fault lay with your comment & nothing else, why not accept that in stead of blaming everyone who read it as it was written.
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i,am going to try and build my own hydraulic splitter
geoff replied to predator's topic in General chat
Sounds like your nearly there mate! -
Now here is a good post amongst after some the sarcastic dross preceding it, I am going to give it a go & get some rapeseed oil. Thank you.
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i,am going to try and build my own hydraulic splitter
geoff replied to predator's topic in General chat
It will be good to see how Matilda mk1 goes mate, theres a lot of satisfaction in making stuff like this! -
Absolute tosh josh, not much thought in this comment.
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If you are passing through that way David, it is well worth a look round, you can get a nice pub lunch in the local too, so it breaks up a trip.
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This is about all I know: File:Fingringhoe Oak (11978) - geograph.org.uk - 1432690.jpg - Wikimedia Commons A couple of years ago I was involved in removing another smaller oak that had been planted adjacent to the big one some decades ago after a very heavy reduction had led to concerns it would not survive, fortunately this proved not to be the case!
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Thank you, & great work you did! The bike is running great thanks.
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You seem to know it better than me!
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That is an incredible looking tree David!
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Thanks mate, that will be my big wood lunge!
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And I did, because it was! So here we go ladies & gentlemen, ( & I use the term loosely), I give you the Fingeringhoe Oak! Bear in mind the bike is 2.5m long, & I stood it about 8m in front of the tree. IMG_1562 by geoff321, on Flickr IMG_1557 by geoff321, on Flickr
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A lovely gesture Matthew.
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Top stuff Ty!
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I understand your frustration in this matter,for some it will be a right pain in the proverbial.
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Spot on!
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This I find rather amusing, the kit was 'for sale' for a whole 25 minutes, Knee jerk reaction comes to mind!
