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Footwear for extremely steep banks? Tree for forewood
scbk replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
I have a set of crampons that I use on steep banks, mainly for strimming (in the rain!) but it sounds too bad for that. Funnily enough I slipped on a wet bank a few days ago, carrying the saw on tickover in my left hand, wearing a t shirt. As I fell the fell the saw came past and cut my left arm in numerous places! -
I think you're out on the time, (assuming it's just a yearly trim), would've thought 1 guy with steps/a ladder, and home for lunch on the 2nd day at the latest? Might even do it in 1 long day?
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https://www.gumtree.com/p/plant-tractors/1974-james-jones-highland-bear-tractor-/1247170096 I probably drove that at some point, though I can't remember! :thumbup1:
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The first one is photos nicked from plant trader 2017 AVANT 528 New Diesel Loaders in ABINGDON | Auto Trader Plant
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Mainly knotty spruce, it's rare for me to remember to take a camera!
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Splitting firewood on the hottest day of the year (so far!!)
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"This listing was ended by the seller because there was an error in the listing."
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A friend was telling me he had some Romanian tree planters staying in his self catering recently, they were each making about £120 a day! (and working 6 or 7 days per week aswell of course)
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Bulldog plastic/wooden rake, £10 from toolstation
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The KTM hydraulic splitters aren't bad, but the diesel one they sell looks like the standard made in china contraption
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Just to bump an old thread, saw this video on youtube, Land Rover towing a large Ifor: [ame] [/ame]
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I know, for the first time in about 8 months the area round my house and sheds is no longer a mudbath!
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You can change the ford lock barrel to a more secure one, £100 odd, fairly easy to fit. Also look at securing the OBD port in some way.......
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Cracking machine for it's size the wee CS100, I've been using mine a fair bit the last few weeks
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Don't know about tyres as old as that but "modern" tyres have the year of production hidden in a code printed on the side.
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Is it for cutting firewood or ripping up slabs for timber? You would have to take that homemade guard off to cut slabs, the bracket will get in the way
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The Oregon one is pretty good for the money IMO
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Thanks!
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Has anyone got any suggestions of a good ratio of glyphosate 360 in a knapsack sprayer, for spraying rhododendron regrowth? Thanks
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There's strimmer line from Italy with pretty little shiney bits mixed in apparently "embedded aluminium particle nylon line" Doesn't seem to make much difference!
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See I prefer it the other way round. Blade on the smaller machine and nice long, thick line on the big strimmer.
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Sounds like a good excuse to build a shed :biggrin:
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First grass cut of the year today! Didn't desperately need it though.
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I live in Timbuktu
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Poor mans bobcat: [ame] [/ame] :laugh1:
