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What machinery is best to move stuff on a slope
htb replied to Slad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Depends if its only on your site or needs to be road legal. If not road legal get a MOT failure such as discovery diesel, some off road tyres, bash it up, enjoy and run on red diesel. -
Look on Facebook under rescued from landfill, that will give you a link to his Etsy sales page, very plesant chap to deal with and good product. He is very flexible in his designs with regards what you want. (6) Rescued from Landfill | Facebook
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Never done them, even when I used to winter climbing. Just climb body condition comes with it and I am 60 as well. Use modern techniques as it makes your life easier, even as you say they make you feel less secure/ at ease. spiderjacks/zigzags/akimbo/rope wrench/ rope runners etc use them your body will thankyou.
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Fitness in the right areas. Different muscle groups used.
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Used one site, dropped off about 12t of conni chip, excellent, but according to owner I am only one that's been in touch. Worked for me, saved dragging it back 40 miles each way.
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Just done the 2020/21 tax returns, hurts to pay tax and NI on the money we were given, but knew it was coming. Better to have had it and to have pay some of it back, than not have it at all....
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Really
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He best not try a spiderjack then, brown trouser moments coming shortly.
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I do not think he does actually, adamant that the cam is the only source of friction.
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Wait for the rattle as they go up the spout.
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Get some Abies sap rubbed onto it then it will never slip.......
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Agree entirely, on mine when the spring/wire broke it did exactly as you said, no dramas. change wire and continue...
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If you hover your mouse over the big brown W on his post it will bring up more options, one of which is to message him, click and proceed from there.
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Good for your business mind.
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Company I worked for 20yrs ago, Bayer developed methiocarb, metaldehyde rival also produced the neonicotinoides which didn't do much for bees either.
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Newly qualified, looking for working experience. NW UK Cumbria based
htb replied to PaulCan's topic in Employment
Cheers might help others, I am too far away. -
Should of had ready brek in the morning.
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Newly qualified, looking for working experience. NW UK Cumbria based
htb replied to PaulCan's topic in Employment
Really, never noticed Stubby Paul where are you based as NW covers quite an area? -
Glacier formed overnight?
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They use slug pellets, which also do a good job of reducing earthworms numbers which is not such a good thing.
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Irish dual carriageway.
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Pop exhaust off and have a look at the piston for scoring.
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Your not going to get someone reliable in London for £15/hr in my opinion.
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Animal lintex poultice works well to draw them out.
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No, just get used to it.
