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Dithering over which little old tractor
htb replied to Mr. Ed's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I got told off for saying Man Up not long ago...... -
@Big J
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Agree there cold rainy days worse than freezing dry days.
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Our yard been an ice rink since before Christmas, never thawed out completely, just refreezes. Forecast for tonight is -5 so can add 3 or 3 degrees to that.
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Can of worms don't open.....
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And nothing else? the mind boggles
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Looks like he likes being with you....
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Don't spoil the story. Course its modified with full suspension and air brakes.
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And customize it with marker paint.
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For starters kinder on the rope, kinder on the tree, kinder on your body. Reduces sap on our ropes on resin prone trees. More crap to drag round the tree.
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Don't forget your oilskins
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Carrot crunchers in Norfolk. Normal for Norfolk, worth looking it up.
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Lawsons cypress, Abies grandis and noble, Elm
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leave it in the van app
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Didn't think KO2 brilliant in the wet, lots of understeer and easy to lock up, compared to grabber at2
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@IronMike
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Gone rather quiet. @jarnii
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You won't be selling it to me then, tight scot....
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Mick, tidy truck, TD5 and RHD is that not a pain over with you, mind you won't be doing much overtaking.
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As David says, would go for 15" bar and chain combo. Oregon for both is a good balance on price/quality, stick to 1.5 kerf as more robust for what you are doing. Personally I use full chisel 21LPX others prefer semi 21BPX when the wood is a bit dirtier, I would check these are compatable with your Stihl easyfile as I don't know as only use a file.
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Dithering over which little old tractor
htb replied to Mr. Ed's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Remember doing it with a Mk2 Jag. Started it up warmed it up. Lifted it up on trolley jack, into gear, mate lowered jack and away you go, took a good few miles of driving to free it off. -
That's what's crossing my mind.
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Any pictures of saw or its ID plate, should be beside the oil tank filler
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At least its not got a large rootplate like Sitka or Beech can have.
