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  1. dumper
    There is a big difference between ground protection and bog mats, these 8 x 4 mats will just let the machine slid of if used in the wet, true mats are timber baulks bolted together if really wet I’ve used sleepers stitched together four / five is about as much as a three tonne digger can handle, then hay make your way out and back using as many as you can afford
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    Stihl 020

    dumper replied to MikeAitch's topic in Chainsaws

    Thought many of the parts are now obsolete saw has to be 25 years old
  3. dumper
    Advantage don’t get blown off ,but tend to use ear defenders if windy, I find straps very uncomfortable to wear and having had an accident where the hat stayed on rather than letting go I’m not a fan
  4. dumper
    I believe he used jeyes fluid
  5. dumper
    Wouldn’t take rope son in-law didn’t get his through customs, wash and disinfect everything and bag it all individually then your in the hands of customs and how good there day has been they don’t like used gear
  6. dumper
    Try to get the parts manual always good place to start
  7. dumper
    And signed to say they have read and understood the manual
  8. dumper
    Keep my line in bucket of water makes it less brittle
  9. dumper
    If I apply to work on trees and start the works, ie fell one tree how long will the permission remain usable?
  10. dumper
    Try a jump lead as an earth
  11. dumper
    Go south do your certs have a holiday and save money!
  12. dumper
    I’d cut back quite hard then water well after planting at least a third
  13. dumper
    I have two sets can’t fault them just make sure they are charged, and don’t lend them they never come back!
  14. dumper
    No he is far worse than that
  15. dumper
    It’s only his second post!
  16. dumper
    Surely this why you inspect equipment? The pulley has failed, why looks like it’s had a side load, throw it away and buy better quality or inspect more frequently
  17. dumper
    Most woodturners would expect you to pay them to take it away!!!
  18. dumper
    Use a hessian roll from builders merchant, they use it to protect brickwork, double layer held in place with a degradable twine then leave nature to it
  19. dumper
    Still think you should get a refund, far more time taken ,no usable product, have to buy in chip. Lay it on thick
  20. dumper
    Those main bearings must have taken a right pasting
  21. dumper
    I feel a refund coming on
  22. dumper
    That’s worse than blunt anvil to blade should be a fag paper I’ve seen sharper hammer mills
  23. dumper
    Got to be the hinowa height and reach ,which one is easier to get repaired?
  24. dumper
    What I should have said
  25. dumper
    My solution would be to re excavate the hole trying not to smear the sides, use a fork and don’t stand in the hole.fork the bottom to full depth of the tines then add two cups of lime mix in a 150 mm layer of gravel then backfill the hole with quality topsoil, not the. Compost / sand crap that most sell, then plant your tree on a raised mound, perhaps get smaller tree also would put drains under the artificial grass the tree pit is acting as a sump

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