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The dormice friendly hoppers have a little flap in the entrance which is too heavy for them to lift and gain access but squirrels can still get in, fenn mk4 spring traps in boxes are very efficent way to get rid of alot of greys.
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Give Robert Wraights a try they break alot of fords.
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We've just changed one of the Jensons at work for a TP175 good machine the auto rev setting means no throttle wedging with sticks too
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Given its the time of year they start appearing more, thought would share this one.
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Land Rover Parts | Range Rover Spares - Accessories | Paddock
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Probably a free lift to the bank too
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Kids bought me 6 bottles of beer for my birthday a fortnight ago and 5 of them are still there, thats how big a drinker I am nowadays was a time when I would drink four cans or a good dose of whisky every night, never made any deliberate attempt to stop just doesn't seem to bother me anymore
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Working my way through all of Terry Pratchett's books at the minute been getting them for xmas and birthdays last few years very easy to get lost in them and plenty of humour and sideways looks at the world, also just started re-reading The Wind in The Willows as my bedtime reading
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Felled these beasties earlier in the year measured one out at 65ft to the tip and that was'nt the biggest, stump of the biggest one is in other pic 24" bar on 395 for size reference Think we left about twenty ton or more of it down there as was too far for us too fetch it back probably produced about 20 transit loads of chip too.
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Business banking - Change or stick?
csservices replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Business Management
Yep that sounds like Natwests "helpful banking"! took the business account off them years ago, but I'm still fighting with them over numerous issues regarding interest, charges etc on my personal account I had with them. -
<p>I can ask him tomorrow don't think he's over keen on the Greenmechs I know he was debating between the Timberwolf and the Tp</p>
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Business banking - Change or stick?
csservices replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Business Management
Would'nt touch Natwest with someone elses they will screw you 7 ways from sunday and continue to deny any wrong doing despite any evidence you provide to the contrary -
Only recently found out about the end of april rule myself, always used to finish 1st march same as for flailing, although I did once lay one in may on a domestic job. Always started beginning of september as used to have more than I could do in a season anyway so would make a n early start, last year was first time in 23 years didnt lay a single hedge
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OK slightly badly phrased on my part, they are more aware nowadays I think due to them having to show their eco credentials, ripping out of standing trees with diggers is a big no no for most of them now, they have to be felled and dealt with by an arborist and or inspected by an ecologist first.
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This is the one on youtube
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Yep certainly do and laurel or conifers are pia as they waft away with the breeze from the rotor so its a nightmare trying to get a good finish on them.
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You need one of these
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Think thats what he's thinking plus is lighter than the jensons or timberwolf so is legal for the young uns to tow
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Not sure who the boss has got it off, not tried it myself yet but he asked me if I could get some opinions on it as he's looking at replacing one of the jensons, we've got a tractor mounted tp already which is a good machine.
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The building trade or the powers that be have become aware of bird nesting being 1st march - 31st August which has caused us some headaches this year on site clearance work, but have got round it by either having an ecologist on site or visual inspection of trees/shrubs for nesting birds as we work through and marking off areas where birds are nesting with barrier tape and leaving those areas until they have finished nesting.
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Got one on demo at work, just wondered if anyone else has one or has tried one and your thoughts/opinions. Ta
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Yep got quite a bit of willow herb round the yard this year spotted him when went to feed the horses tonight.
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First time I've seen one of these beasties in the flesh for a long time.
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Used to be on cb all the time before mobiles, still got couple kicking about, will have to get one back in the discovery
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Pretty much what I'd do, think this is one of those situations where the climbers will say climb it and rig, whilst us groundies and foresters will say take it out from the ground as its simpler and quicker and theres nothing that can be seriously damaged.
