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dumper

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  1. Can bamboo be a high hedge according to legislation?
  2. Don’t believe everything people tell you! Sustainable Namibian firewood at 2% mmmmm!!! hetas woodsure 20% moisture read the threads on here hornbeam not common firewood come to Essex i agree presentation looks like local authority waste pamphlets just my personal observations from pages posted don’t get kiln dried either
  3. And if he is convincing enough the tree bloke will cut the hedge
  4. My neighbour did this they settled out of court after a solicitors letter
  5. So do you get scabwood from codwood?
  6. I ask as the legislation I’ve read refers to trees and shrubs and bamboo is a monocotyledon
  7. Is bamboo covered by the legislation?
  8. So can you attach the chipper to the skidsteer?
  9. Even caterpillar are now chinky
  10. Try special vehicle technology on interweb
  11. So was it a one off ?
  12. On my avant with the engine at full Rev to get full flow foreward speed is by a foot pedal to it is very difficult to hold the pedal to keep the foreward speed constant and keep full flow to implement on my trencher and tractor I can set a constant foreward speed say 100 metres per hour and still keep full flow
  13. Most loaders can’t separate forward speed and flow your skidsteer can’t vermeer ,boxer toro and the pivots steer without cruise control can’t,trying to keep a steady slow forward speed whilst holding a leaver or your foot on the pedal just with the engine at full revs just dosnt work well, hydrostatic tractors are much better though I prefer a creep box
  14. Concrete shower board ?
  15. Found the lack of speed control on the avant means it’s not very good with a rotavator or stone burier trying to gauge forward speed on the pedal is just tiring, better off with a tractor to work properly you need to separate forward motion and hydraulic flow something that most loaders can’t do
  16. Bend your own from rebar ?
  17. I’ve paid my lads on the books for last 15 years accountant does the hard bits get a contract written and signed,wouldn’t go back to self employed now both of my main men been with me 20 yrs plus labourers come and go but if you find a good one keep him makes life easier in long run, ok you will pay out more but I think knowing they are going to turn up and work is worth a lot I don’t see mine now for weeks at a time I trust then to get the work done
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  19. Have a look at a vibrating puts them in and out
  20. It can only be electro hydraulic valves or solenoids you could replace these with the same but have a manual lever as well might look a bit heath robinson, always thought crane fed machines take more of a pasting than manual loading double check the bearings if it works and at right price what are you waiting for.?
  21. Oops sorry for the derail
  22. Due to mistakes made by ukpn and that the linesmen owe me a big favour they are giving me three phase power connection, do I ask for 100 amps per phase I would like to power a welder and a lathe plus a car charger my biggest problem at the moment is getting a meter
  23. Long story but I’m getting a new connection to my house foc three phase, I take it that I can use one phase to power the house and leave the others to run the new workshop dose this stop me having three phase tools in the workshop? im having trouble getting my supplier to instal a meter they want to disconnect the existing single phase but ukpn can’t connect on the same day so we will be without electric they are exchanging a single phase overhead for a three phase, can I instal my own meter reading on the web it seems possible so long as I have my mpan number
  24. I’m having three phase connected to my workshop what amp do I ask for thought 100 would do l know nothing about three phase electrics!
  25. Why no smart meter?

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