htb
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Everything posted by htb
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Be too short, could get them split and 6 extra links added or buy a shorter bar( prob more expensive option)
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depends what size trees you normally work on and if you use it when chogging down stems. I use a pulleysaver and just daisy chain to keep tail out of the way. Personally I would get the longer one.
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You would have thought there would have been some on there, with the needle bearing issues they had in the past
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LS Engineering or are you after a s/h one
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And what about the saw
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Feeling for you, just gone through the same
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Location ?
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Mark. All the big toys out today and a dodgy transit. Nice job. Bath before Stella unusual.
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Khriss. Historic vehicle next year though no MOT req
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Just as well then, just rebuilt a Preg 300tdi 90. It had only been on the road for 2yrs18kmiles when it was flatpacked. I bought it as unfinished project, with new galvi chassis, new rear tub, rear door front wings and s/s exhaust etc. Finished it last year MOT'd it and stored in a dry shed as a back up till needed
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Silky saw reductions, your best, worst and (value for money) ones
htb replied to geoffers's topic in General chat
Steve, nice to see out doing the tips. -
Must send some of my 346's to spud to play with, he's only done my 200t so far
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Am considering the technical 24's myself at mo, currently on protector pros at mo. I like the high legs on both of them, being tall, local dealers currently got the husq on at £150
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Not sure of any in fife. If you have major problems send to spud 2 posts up as he does an excellent and reasonable priced service and he will port if you req. Easy enough to post to him
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Make sure you get out all the crankcase screws, there's at least one hidden one
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nice views and self lowering
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Thought you used a thesaurus for that. Only studied it up close once and that was whilst strimming, not to recommended
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You seem to have a lot of knowledge about this mark, did you do a thesis on it
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Very Nice
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good old knee jerk reaction
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Fingers crossed for you, but outcome probably not going to be favourable
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Technically if its part of the garden enclosure, you don't need a felling licence. Depends if he bought some of the field in the past from farmer and made it part of his garden without a change of use, as looks like it could have happened from aerial pic.
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Would like to see a bit more than that, what tester did you use as some better than others
