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The Kaaz mowers (kubota is one) are good strong machines. Bit of a faff to swap in and out of mulching though
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Some rare bits of kits for sale http://implements.frasersauctionroom.co.uk/sales/173 The old county crawler has been parked in that spot out the front of the building for as long as I can remember, atleast 10-15 years.
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At that kinda height, I wonder if they were potato bags?
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Cheers, yes it's just the ticket! The vid is from last winter, the machine has had a few small tweaks since then She was out today in tandem with the circular saw
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As far as I know it is the exact same one as your link. I'm trying to clear out the shed, so pay for the postage, and a few beers token for me, and it'd be yours!
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Don't buy the flowfit valve it's cheap rubbish I will sell you a broken flowfit one if you like though It works fine, just the cover on the end is broken, and it's had about a dozen different homemade handles as they don't last long It would be very cheap though!!
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Surely so long as it's been in a kiln at somepoint it will always be "kiln dried" - even if it's floating about in a pond
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I don't mind human waste too much, I have rodded plenty of drains and poked round in many septic tanks. Dog poo is much worse. And hitting wildlife with a strimmer is never nice I always wear a helmet with full face plastic visor when strimming.
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My first "proper" job was a season at the council. There was an old boy there who would crack open the Tennents Super at 10am and be on it for the rest of the day!
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You need to go on the page and click something like "why am I seeing this" then disable viglink
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Don't know if it's any good - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ochsenkopf-OX-172-0500-Hand-Pickaroon/dp/B004IZ4Q4O
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Yes that's the one. Tell them to buy their own pickaroon! Maybe they will look after it then
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I've got a german one, says "Bison" on the side, came from ebay or amazon - it seems fine?!
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Sounds good Was that Hy-pro?
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Think they like the damp, there's one here about the size of a large van!!
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I started out with a small compressor which was ok but the best thing I did was buy the biggest compressor you can run off a 13amp plug, think the tank is 100 or 150l, and belt driven
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Did it really reduce the size though? Seems easier to lob it straight on a compost pile! Also bit of a risk with stones etc The last hedge I cut I blew the trimmings straight back under
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The main advantage of a wee chipper is leaving the chip in situ Bare in mind hedge cuttings, prunings etc aren't something you can really feed through a chipper
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Looks like wild haggis, which is completely different to the raw haggis you get in the supermarkets, especially when raw.
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Yes, it's just the ticket. She got a day out to the Isle of Skye today
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Wonder if you could improve on that idea with a bathroom extractor fan and length of flexi hose?
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Any firewood merchants around the Lumphanan Aberdeenshire area?
scbk replied to briquette_seller's topic in Firewood forum
There's Wee Jim on here, 20 miles away in Ballater, if that's close enough -
Thanks Openspaceman and Stock, got round to fitting the rapid extend valve today, as the flowfit one needed replaced. Seems to be pretty sturdy Tried to get a video of it showing high speed and normal speed
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Not used them, but try Scotbark. https://www.scotbarkuk.com/
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1st pic Scots Pine on a farm 2nd pic Narrow access (with a nasty gate latch sticking out) 3rd pic Dead Elm in a garden 4th pic Dead Elm on a farm
