dumper
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Started work listening to mr angry and Julian the social worker among others, a true professional I’m absolutely gutted, it makes me feel old!
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Don’t cut the upright shoots in winter leave until they have got leaves on
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Any trench you dig will become a pond, I would plant hornbeam, you can get instant hedging up to 2 m so no waiting. if they really want beech (and I’d be fairly certain that they won’t be able to tell the difference between green beech and hornbeam both keeping their leaves over winter) dig a trench with a French drain at the bottom then pack a free draining soil into the trench in layers well trodden, if you don’t compact you will leave air spaces which will fill with water then plant bare root trees and don’t be shocked if they die
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I would think they just take the power steering pies to the coupling and fit a bigger ram
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I would pass on it.Canadian machine and parts are few and far between no dealers over here, believe they went bust years ago
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Rather than a flail collector look at a forage wagon far more productive with a lot less trips to tip,
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I was informed by the ministry that a tacho is required if the gross train mass is over 3.5 tonnes there is no allowance for a trailer if vehicle and trailer weigh more than 3.5 tonnes tacho is required
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I have always thought that log deliveries are covered by my insurance as they belong to me until customer pays for them upon delivery to the premises
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Would like to know how the arborist is sure it’s the tree, if the qualified engineer is not
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Surely you check your cutting head regularly and after striking objects bolts and fixings need to be looked at and replaced
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My first labourer applied for his provisional back when you got a pink paper one came back two weeks later, full licence with motor bike, mum made him send it back, came back same
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middle ground firewood tree (growth rate vs burn quality)
dumper replied to Ollie_M's topic in Firewood forum
Ok I will start …….. Leyland cypress fast growth not bad firewood -
Got any video of Tilly working?
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Martin it’s not all down to rate tiltrotators remove labour from the job and speed it up therefore saving time and leave a more precise job, it just so much more efficient if the operator is good, you really should buy one, time is money
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Has it made any noticeable difference to the balance of the machine? Is it on three tonne?
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That doesn’t look like one thousand six hundred cubic feet of timber
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I ran tree spades for a few years the advice on straightening bent blades was to heat them to hand hot 100 degrees or so then to straighten less stress on the steel especially if the steel is treated
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Always been told not to bend steel cold, warm it up before knocking six bells out of it
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Log burner back boiler only heating radiators
dumper replied to scoobysrt's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
I’ve had the same system for last 30 years aga heats hot water yeoman stove heats 7 rads via back boiler, tried without a pump very poor circulation an water boiled in the boiler this was with 28 MM pipe and a good fall in the return. Put in a pump and been good since it’s very easy to heat whole house. Not sure about stainless steel my boiler is 4mm plate shaped to the firebox -
Not sure about making a lot of heavy wearing steel couldn’t make it for what I paid
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Bring your machine over give it a go mine has the wheels
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No look about multione and avant buy in most of the attachments a good poke around the internet can usually find options italy is a good place to start
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Got the mini sr grading imported from USA very clever bit of kit
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Once bent devil to straighten, I usually cut and weld in new bar, posts I use hammer and a porta power,have used high lift jack to bend bars
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Bought first avant with forks and bucket then added four in one bucket, broom, post auger, post knocker, flail, grader, abi cultivator, bulk bucket, turf layer, snow blade, light duty bucket,dozer blade, toothed bucket,bag lifter, crane jib,rotary mower I’m lucky dealer near me also has hire fleet so hire in rotavator power box rake, stone burier, seeder currently on third machine
