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The serial number is not on a national data base there is no method of tracing the purchaser of the saw from the serial number just look at the police auction sites
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The resale value and traceability of recovered saws the police can’t prosecute if they can’t prove the saws stolen
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Ok what could the saw manufacturers do to make theft of the tools of our trade more difficult ? im not thinking about throw away tools just the professional expensive ones i think that all pro tools should be automatically registered on a data base when purchased
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It’s temperature at night that should dictate when you prune not time of year wait until all heavy frosts have passed heavy prune good mulch to feed it should go well
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Stolen from North West Nottingham J26 M1
dumper replied to The Garden Guy's topic in Stolen Equipment
I believe that they profit greatly from the sale of tools to replace the ones we have had stolen so why should they do anything- 7 replies
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Stolen from North West Nottingham J26 M1
dumper replied to The Garden Guy's topic in Stolen Equipment
Remember it’s in the interest of the manufacturer that they don’t make them hard to steal or sell on -
Well draining topsoil will make the trench a bog garden make sure the soil is compacted I would use a clay loam and don’t allow water to flow into the trench
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I would not drill holes the drill will smear the clay and they will fill up with water , I would put a layer of stone in the bottom then put in the trees packing them in well with a good natural loam not one of the manufactured shite topsoils that seem all the rage water pipe to the roots and try to leave the surface flat or slightly raised to shed the water, planted a few golf course like this they seem to survive educate the client about watering
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Decided I need a battery saw so which one do I get thinking of a ms 200 with 12 inch bar. Any thoughts before splash the cash ? I liked the fine chain on the stihl
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It’s the reach that interests me
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I’m going to use it mainly for landscape with a tilt bucket, I liked the weight I’m going to tow with a Landy digs deeper than 216 with more reach, 125 looks too big for some of my works, I dig holes for gas governors
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Thinking about a Takeuchi 219 any thoughts or other suggestions
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I use similar chipper tow with defender 130
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They trade carry capacity on the truck for towing ability you need to look for a train mass of 7 tonnes
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You would need truck with 3500kg tow once trailer is added landrover transit type would struggle
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Here’s Merlin 13 1/2 stone and still thinks he’s a lap dog
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No I value experience over a college education, however my point is you don’t need experience or qualifications to buy a pickup and chainsaw and call yourself a arborist insured or not. Most home owners will go for the cheapest quote
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Too many arborist have never been to college or school buy a pickup and a chainsaw
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I have bosch 18v pro no chainsaw available
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Should have net over dumpy bag or below sides of pickup bag moves Logs may fall out. when I was stopped by VOSAn explained by as anything that can fall out or of if the vehicle was tipped over at 45 degrees or more
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I have cert in arb, nd in Am Hort Cscs ,sprayer chainsaw 35 yrs experience etc struggle to get 180/200 a day , now fitting electric gate £400 a day all week long too many people in arb chasing too few jobs = cheap labour
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Anyone got a battery saw are they any good , want to use for decking and sleeper work so no big cuts any recommendations?
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You can use in fence posts drill with diamond
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Just imagine what I did to a fibre optic cable with one
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Had one on demo, very heavy not really designed for anything but flat ground did notlike mud best on a building site where ground is hard cored, but a fantastic little crane, carried a full pack of block paving with ease no skip attachment everything has to be on pallets or in one tonne sacks crane doesn’t slew.
