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Hogs Breath

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  • Birthday July 12

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    Bikes,beer & fishing
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    TN27

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  1. Cornus Kousa Chinensis
  2. may be able to help as we run one. Try adjusting the actuator bolts. They do sometimes stop out if a small piece of debris is between ram and blade. Probably easier to look at it running when I get time.
  3. might be able to do it if the price is right, it all depends on what the trees like
  4. ive got some large beech that's circa 30" diameter and a few bits of birch ash oak
  5. Amalanchier aka June berry and snowy mesipius?
  6. Give Hopes Grove nursery a ring or pop in there Morris will more than likely say yes. Mark
  7. Get mine from Bennets not sure of price think a sharpen and re-tip is £30.
  8. Not forgetting the nomadic types who no longer peddle their scrap, but too many variables to nail any one thing.
  9. J&H M Dickson ltd do some good bags much stronger than bag supplies 1000swl not 500swl and four tipping loops.
  10. Think this link could be the answer.
  11. The old man has got a 380 and 480 cd in the back of the shed somewhere.
  12. whats the access like, I could take it all. £45 is about the norm delivered tho round here.
  13. There is a code of practice that states no hedge cutting after the 1st of march and not before 31st August, I could be wrong tho. Probably on the defra site or similar
  14. Brewers yeast tablets have worked very well for me.
  15. If its a clear tarp you will get lots of condensation also the sides need to be kept open with maybe a foot or so overhang.

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