geoff
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He is an old long haired jack russell mate,well thats what I was told.
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Well here is what he thinks to that Silky! IMG_0796 trim by geoff321, on Flickr
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It will use a little less fuel once its loosened up a bit,that helps.
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Simply brilliant!
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What a fish! I missed your post asking for a meet up,pm me if you still need to mate.
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He sure looks happy! Not a bad effort,but mine still has the edge I think! I got my mutt cleaned up,he is now relaxing in his usual manner... img043 by geoff321, on Flickr
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Right,his name (as Felix knows) is Billy the Sh*t,the dog has a lot of character,& is a bit 'off centre' sometimes. The pics were not contrived,he must have laid down behind me,I was cutting with the saw clamped on the bench. He is, loosely, a long haired Jack Russel at 13 years old.
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They can have an individual TPO on them,unusual but they can,if they have you are likely to find out,check everything,I have just priced up a elder take down with its very own TPO!
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Did some much needed kit service today,then cut up some alder from a few removal jobs of dead trees along the canal bank,the dog likes to be with me,but going to sleep behind the saw bench with a 346 on full chat for an hour is plain daft,he got up,took his pleasure up a plumb tree,And resumed his slumber,here is the result! Can ya better it? IMG_1457 by geoff321, on Flickr IMG_1464 by geoff321, on Flickr After this I had to go price up the removal of an elder,(me thinking here we go,15 miles to price that up!),well this elder has a tpo on it,but is about to pop its clogs,I have not seen one like it in my life,I will have to climb it,but thats ok with 3 stems at about 300mm dbh,& it must be replaced,I am doing it Friday,& will get some pics,I did sugest to the client that rather than grind a big stump,I could coppice it!
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Take the advice,wish I had,blew mine out in 2 weeks,I was back at work after a week & made a mistake, slipped & bang,it tore.
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I have one of these,very good tool.
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If you use steel tube for your bollard,weld a cap top & bottom,drill a hole & tap a thread,fill with diesel or central heating fluid,then cap the threaded hole,these are not gas axe friendly.
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Pleased you didnt loose your kit Dean,time to step up the security once they know its there.
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Congratulations to you all!
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Yep! & nothing short of it.
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By the way Olly,welcome to the forum,& hang around,you might find you enjoy it,& there is always lively debate,good info on questions asked,& of coarse you can pile in with words of wisdom yourself.
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They might give you dispensation if you stipulated thatyou were going to use it to liven up your groundy though..
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I totaly agree with you,as I'm sure we all do.
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My personal perspective on this would be not to worry about the shrubs in the front patch by the drive,but I would be disgruntled by the boundry & tree removal,especialy without being consulted. If I was selling I would probably aim for a days work & a couple of hundred quid to re plant some small shrubs & flowers to brighten it up. If I was keeping the property,my previous post would stand. Thats just my view on things.
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To me that doesn't sound unreasonable,they should have consulted you before cutting,so they are to a great extent at your mercy.
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That is the tars condensating out onto the cold chimney,get it lined & insulated & you should be ok.
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You will struggle to get like for like,this tree,(Prunus I think),is well established in its location,a wild stab at a cost to get a good sized replacement in,old stump ground etc...£800?
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Thanks Woodworks, Certainly a new sound,I like them!
