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  1. £16-40 for a straw bale🤠. Someone is very good at marketing if all this brash, etc. is selling. 🙉
  2. Just asking for advice regarding tree survey pricing for risk assessment/health and safety For single trees? For example a school grounds with10-20 trees. I have PTI and VALID. Looking to diversify into this field, Thanks
  3. Your title sums it up- willow is not shade tolerant.
  4. https://parkswatchscotland.co.uk/2024/04/14/brewdogs-dead-forest-and-the-dead-hand-of-scotlands-forestry-grants-system/
  5. I'd say hybrid. I'm not that proficient on poplar id though.
  6. https://deepgreenpermaculture.com/2023/07/21/why-are-tree-trunks-painted-white-tree-whitewashing-explained/?amp=1
  7. That's defo got the makings of later Kawasaki models..
  8. Fortunately I don't think we've got the job😄. Thanks for info..
  9. Force-X Anile8er TCT Carbide Cluster Blade - 230mm WWW.MAD4TOOLS.COM Heavy duty blades with solid chunks of solid tungsten carbide brazed to an extra strong steel body. CNC...
  10. Any advice please on cutting palm trees down? I think Chusan Palms. Do fibres jam the sprockets? A lot of leaves at the top. Maybe A blow torch first🔥A few years ago I had to use brushcutter blade for cordylines. These have a few obstacles in the garden to avoid, so will need doing in sections. Not big trees, maybe 18ft.max Thanks
  11. Never judge a willow by it's haircut. Six months time- unrecognisable 🕺
  12. Bulk Log Saw Horse 3 | Safely Chainsaw Multiple Logs | Forest Master FOREST-MASTER.COM Buy the Forest Master Bulk Log Saw Horse 3. The bulk log stand is capable of safely securing multiple... gonna try this one, cheap enough...
  13. Good idea, not seen them before 👍
  14. Timber Croc Log Holder for Chansaw TIMBERCROC.COM Our flagship product, The Timber Croc Log Holder is designed and manufactured in Ireland and is... Old thread - anymore experience of the timber croc? Are the cheaper ones as good or just crocs of shit? For small scale firewood processing ( not requiring splitting) would a timber croc type and chainsaw be faster than using a circular saw ( with 'moving bench' type).. personally I'm thinking chainsaw be quicker for small stuff?? Considering a branch logger which looks quickest by a long way- just that's a lot of sticks to get the money back on cost. Crytec one bigger engine and much cheaper than the Eastern European ones- but they seem to sell stuff for a while then discontinue?? Parts maybe an issue..
  15. Correction- it shows Foxwood in stock.£4800 nearly. Bit dear when a Chinese equivalent for £3k less- albeit cheaper components.

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