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htb

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  1. Shes back again with a large number of plant items, such as £2000 TW190 chipperhttps://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TIMBERWOLF-TW-190-TFTR-WOOD-CHIPPER/122945657903?hash=item1ca021dc2f:g:skkAAOSwlFdac3b0
  2. Not as far as I know, logs laid on the ground will sometimes root and shoot
  3. Also bear in mind that the Miss Krankies thinks shes running the country up here are you ready for her
  4. Yes chip onto pathways,just don't cut or chip into enclosed space.There was a thread on here where laurel was carried in I think a panel van then driven for a whilst and driver did not feel well after. Think its a form of cyanide that's released from the fresh cuts/chip IIRC
  5. That's a pint and a bit of Stella mark bit extravagant for you, priorities
  6. Not ideal but has been done before. Sometimes run a 19mm rope through a16mm isc pulley as a redirect, not at main anchor point, not ideal but needs must sometimes
  7. Dont think you will advance much each step as too close together. I use a right foot pantin and a left leg home made HAAS type ascender You beat me Mark, must learn to type faster
  8. Yes, at least its usable now, not left in the truck
  9. Wasgoing to say rakers too deep, but you've already checked. Try a new or anoyher chain and see if its any better
  10. Had my haix's resoled with meindl soles, so far still attached
  11. Similar to potatoes and tractor exhausts
  12. My thoughts gone from womens stuff to 20 ish tractors/diggers and chippers etc
  13. Another scam, too good to be true at that price ?. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010-TAKEUCHI-TB016-FULL-CAB-1-8-tonne-MINI-DIGGER-EXCAVATOR-3-buckets/173128448348
  14. htb

    Terex HR13

    Looking at a Terex HR13 mini digger. 2004 with 2900 hrs. I understand they are a rebadged schaffer. Anyone with experience of these and what to look out for. Tracks are 1/2 worn, some play in the arm bushes at digging end, i assume these are relatively easy to source. Track sprockets are good. Have to have a look at it running next week.
  15. Does anyone still sell canker knives, i've got one but never seen another since. Had it at my last work(Bayer) for cutting out canker, where tree removal was not an option in the orchards which were used for replicated agchem trials.
  16. Oh for those heady days carefree days
  17. Apple canker, cut off affected part and burn. The mildewy part will prob be woolly aphid, diff to control as reduced chemical arsenal now. Could try water with washing up liquid or soft soap, to break up the waxy coating which gives it its grey colour and protects them
  18. technically yes all works
  19. I think not
  20. Mean whilst in the real world........... That's tomorrows job knackered
  21. Think Tom D had it on one of his tippers IIRC, but may be wrong
  22. Gold plated
  23. Same up here, were doing oversize and edge trees for them, when the all stop order came until they applied to themselves for the licence
  24. It fits into a tapped drilling just below the thermostat housing on the offside front of the engine, same side as the diesel injector pump.
  25. Huck, there's that as well

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