kev7937
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Hi all We have a mature beech tree to remove in Harrow nw London and wondered if any one is interested in the timber ? We have some one that will cut it up and take it away but as we don't want All the saw dust would prefer it if it could be removed in large sections Thanks
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Great tree ! Makes a good hedge nd not too shabby as a single specimen its people not maintaining them or sticking them in the wrong place that's a problem. filter out a lot of pollution too.
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Couple of weeks ago SW london Ornamental acer
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It might just let a limb or two die back a bit in times of stress, just as a hint.
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Does any one know the specific roads where the pruning has been a bit heavy handed ? Not sure how much of that route would be considered wild, maybe the zig zags as i assume there going down there .
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Just had a look at the route http://www.london2012.com/documents/venue-documents/cycling-road-race-route.pdf and i cant help but notice Ive "vandalised" loads of trees all along that route mostly because people want better views more light etc
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Just bought a 200 mostly because it was cheaper, but there's alot of me that wishes I'd gone for the 201, it's nice to have a change sometimes
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Blimey Glad I dont pay for my logs at those prices , hopefully the stove will show to be a good long term Investment as I won't be buying gas . Thanks again for the info..
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hedgecutters for as much as possible then get your pole pruners/loppers out to get the thicker stuff and tidy up any ragged cuts. Or man up, get your shorts on and your secateurs out.:001_tt2:
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Thanks very helpful again. You're right I do shut it down once I have it roaring for two reasons, firstly because I have read that some people say the heat goes straight up the chimney if its open all the time and secondly because the flue thermometer I bought tells me to. So even if its running at the correct temp and its about 50% shut down will it still not be burning off the exhaust properly and sooting up my flue ?
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But as I am also a tree surgeon burning my own wood I can't count either, so as were all in the same boat it must count ( I think )..
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Hi all This is my first year with a wood burner and I'm slightly surprised how much I burn, my stove is rated at 3 to 7 Kw and its heating a smallish 3 bed bungalow which is fairly well insulated . If I have the stove on all day I use about 5 wheely bins a month about 1.2 meters I think. Is this excessive ? Thanks.
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I discovered udder cream on here and after years of cracked dry skin on one hand it's now only slightly crustier than my good hand, Amazing stuff !!
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I had a mate who found a 9 bar stashed in a hedge at some grounds he was working at , went back the next week and found another. Needless to say he had a massive smile on his face:flute:
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I might have a local address where you could drop a load off if your stuck.
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Blinkin ell Dom I know allot of gear seems ott but wraps round the stem are a pain in the bottom, get yourself a capstan of some sort and save your self some grief .
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Nearest I know is mid Surrey farm near Epsom downs £55 + vat a load though Sent from my iPhone using Magic
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Mmmm is the first one better/easier to use . £1.99 against 69p we might be in recession you know. Sent from my iPhone using Magic
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This one I think.. App Store - Clinometer - level and slope finder Don't blame me if it's dog poo though
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No they do a specific clinometer app. I got the link from on here when there was a thread on a laser height measuring gizmo.
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Think it's made by a company called plaincode if that helps ..
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Hold on I'll have a look..................................................................
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I have the Roger Philips fungi app and a clinometer one as well, haven't used either properly but my dad had a play with the clinometer and thought it was ok.
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Thanks for the replies , but does anyone know how we'd stand legally if an accident happens while using home made ramps I've used scaffold boards alot myself and have seen them slip off the truck a few times so I thought buying the proper kit may be a good idea. Sent from my iPhone using Magic
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Can any one recommend any ramps suitable for putting a pedestrian stumpy on the back of a tipper ? They probably need to be about 3m long and fairly robust. Thanks
