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about the same as this !

I am in awe of the work and input to achieve the 300 seedlings you have, your observations and diligence over the years make you a ‘tree expert’ experience is the best qualification . for suggestions ideas what to do with the trees I feel it important to achieve something relevant to the provenance and area with the majority , something possibly linked in with the Jubilee, just a simple planting of 60 trees in the park to mark the occasion, a large diamond shaped planting of 60 future maidens although corny is a possibility ? I note from google there are many avenues around Windsor an extension to long walk or another avenue, it may be venue other than Windsor, ask Prince Charles he has his heart in the right place for a project of this nature , other possibilities such as involving associations such as woodland trust, arb association, Royal forestry society, etc, places of national and or royal connection such as the national memorial arboretum other arboretum throughout the country and abroad, commonwealth even . It is important that the trees go to locations where they are looked after with the support and maintenance needed to ensure there longevity, I have seen some great examples of this with the Wollemi Pine for instance. Good luck

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Contact Us Top man I use him for circular and big bandsaw blades , can repair almost anything! As well as sharpen & set to very high standards

760 in my opinion better than the later generation 200, 760 blade is mounted through the flywheel giving a better and hungrier attack especially when getting slightly blunt , slightly longer time to place the blades in the correct position compared with the 200 bolt them on the side fitting. Engine ok check for normal things smoke under load etc. electric box usually vibrates to pieces! Chassis crack at bend 1/3 along, main bearings end float and rumble , feed rollers worn out / blunt, I have a 760 bought 20 years ago was untidy and knackered then and has gone through 2 hse retro fits on the hopper safety bar 1 clutch 2 sets of main bearings but is still a good chipper used regularly ps Don’t worry about what size it will take it 6 or 7 quandary it is a chipper compared with today’s pencil sharpeners!

Lowerforest, thank you for your post what a brilliant reply to Davids question ‘Have you had the opportunity to see it?’ one of the best in content and action I’ve read on arbtalk, long may you continue to care respect!

Most local bee keepers to you will come and take a swarm if reasonably accessible, bees have been in decline recently due to various reasons, disease, herbicide and are a valuable resource esp for pollination etc. I had one collected from 25’ up a tree the other day in Devon , enticed down into a brood box by the local keeper, and found a swarm in a cavity in a tree we were dismantling in Bedfordshire last week, we left this one in place and persuaded the client to pollard the tree and keep the bees in place.

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Produce taken back to client, ends have been cut back to un split wood and sealed and stacked with cover to slow down drying, as suggested, I if get feedback from client I will pass it on,

Thanks for your reply, I have passed suggestions on to client, see att. Pics of wood opening up whilst drying out in this weather!! Fresh cut colours almost salmon pink in places

I milled it but didn't build it, credit to the man that did though

I have a client who would like a trunk milling and looking at the cut stump and the ends on each piece of timber they already look like expanded metal ! where the wood is drying out, I have seen this before on logs/firewood and have found it quite intriguing but not given it much thought as to how this would look in sawn board situation, anyone else experienced sawing this?

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/25163-legal-thoughts-plz.html?highlight=towing+trailers some thoughts on 2 trailers here a while ago, and my use of it, only empty trailer on road though,

I found that there was a small but consistent discount through out most products prices compared with internet prices to encourage one to buy on the day , even if not in stock at the show the supplier would send out after at the same discounted price, ps I’m past comparing all the prices on the day and missing whats on but always have a little look and buy

Botanical gardens good for a visit, shouldn’t think they’ll let you climb there tho, try a steak in the tug boat in the harbour ( if you have the funding! ) have a good w.e.

he may be back i had email from him 2 days ago

Ive lost his web site but David below give him a call, one of the best there is he also woodmizer rep so any bits or advice ask him. p.s. I also sharpen ours but if you got work then it poss best to send away to get sharpen and set cause you can get on with the sawing Darnell, David Bus: 07799063497 Home: 01702 468207 E-mail: [email protected]

not the upside down question again!

thank you

here is a couple to appreciate not mine but good

Most likely to far to be economic for me, there were/ are people near to that area with the relevant machinery, if you need pm or give an email via web site for further info, good luck

Depends where, may be able to help

I have some standing in stoke gabriel, do you have a species requirement, what sort of volume, cheers J

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Definitely a missed opportunity here! Will have to plan things better