Goaty
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Looks like this dude has set up his own ebay justice. Case tractor | eBay
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Also very dangerous:lol: I made some, didnt fill the plastic bottles right up and gave them a squeeze whilst putting lid on tight to allow for expansion. Left them stood up in the bath in case they leaked. Went away for two nights and come back to empty bottles all over the bathroom and redecorated walls and ceiling in light hues of a yellowy green. Glad we did go away, explosions in the night wouldn't of gone down too well with the wife maybe. As for TPO on an elderberry, do you reckon the officer was in a competition with a coleague, Who could get a tpo on all the trees in an id book first? ITs notorious for being a weak hedge plant that stock shove through, and its known as "boretree" for its hollow trunk which makes it structurally weak, therefore a safety issue me thinks.
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:thumbup1:So satisfying Will you be able to sell at an inflated price due to " As seen in Notting Hill" the film and obviously only a limited number of pieces.
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Im not big on spraying crops, but often the sprayers can be putting fertilizer on. I did a stint in a fruit orchard in Motueka NZ. The owner came past on the tractor spraying away on the row we were thinning fruit. We got a dose and We were outraged. He reckoned it was only lime in suspension. To top up the fruit calcium content. i.e the fruit has to have a specific calcium minium content on the shelf. My thinking was what about the residue from lasts weeks toxic crusade? The problem is now with EU etc we expect such perfection on the shelf. Look at the top quality carrots they bag as seconds for donkeys and ponys! Clover in orchards and quiet roadsides would probably help the bees, but we dont plan for them. We cut grass as quick as it grows we crop as WE LIKE IT, not the bigger picture.
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Any joy yet?
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Still got my tin can alley. Wish I'd kept the star wars I got rid of. AT-AT and Millenium Falcon. Kept the stacks of lego. In fact still buy it as an investment, never open the boxes though.
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I have just looked on a brand new husqvarna helmet. No address or website ref. I do know that clarks forestry on here sell balance helmets in a choice of colours, It they wont give you a contact maybe they can pass on the message.
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:sneaky2:This on ebay now Hodge??
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Deans from Yorkshire, If it aint broke dont fix it! The shiny new one will be stored as a precious spare, just in case. I understand Dean and it will come in when a nut rounds off or has to be cut off.
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I was never scared of ours and would use one again without fear, but seeing what one did does make you think.
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Has been covered in many threads. Effective and potentially dangerous. You should fit a cord to safety rail to stop the engine by pull strangler on older tractors and the manual tells you to acquire and fit a kill switch on key stop tractors, but as treequip says there is a few pto revolutions before it really stops and they are quick when you dont expect it. In a commercial situation I'd steer clear. Especially employees.
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If its self propelled or on a tractor, go over it shallow to cut top down and give a rough level over then leave to dry out a day or two then go deeper. Or better still plough or drag before going deeper.
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Ive been happy with my bahco long bar from clarks forestry.
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BBC News - Stradivarius trees: Searching for perfect musical wood At article with some tips on selecting wood. Sounds like a fairytale story of a woodsman.
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When political tensions and war are on the up they used to reduce the quality, but dont think its the case now. I find it slow and browse off elsewhere and give up with it alot.
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Solid britsh enginnering. I acquired a second hand compact pto hole borer. It was in kubota orange and I wanted to paint it red(Tomlin colour) It had a Tomlin plate on it but they manufacture for other O.E supplier. Emailed them. Richard Tomlin himself replied and sorted me with paint and transfers. I would highly recommend and pay a bit more.
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Aye just type RNLI in search box:001_smile:
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It will likely implode at some point lots of greedy people have seen it as a get rich quick scheme, not the arb guys just some of the big time dealers, once its no longer subsidised by"Green goodness" Just like bio fuel and other ideas it will perish I think. Shame really because unmolested in a commercial way it has an excellent potential.
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If the saw wasn't in the picture I would of said it was axe work!
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Location?
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We cut a few dead elm yesterday for sales, I would rather be stockpiling for next winter though, had enough of this one.
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All I can say is they normally have probes on them that you stab in to the wood. But they dont give an accurate reading all the way through the timber. i.e the electric current takes the shortest route to the other pin, not to the core which is often likely to be higher moisture. Unless someone has tried this particular model and has been nerdy weighing and microwaving to dry, which is a quick method. Who knows? Sorry to be vague but this blah blah may stimulate others to correct me or add helpful comments.
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Im interested in doing the same with poplars I intend paying thes a visit. They are only 10 miles down the road from me. Just never get round to it. Gourmet Woodland Mushrooms - Farming, Gardening, Hobby Growing Kits, Education, Training and Information
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Nice to see team work around the 9 minute mark, rather than "I've done my job" the saw operator doubles as banksman. It annoys me when there is an obvious need and people ignore it. The dutch do seem to have a more gregarious team attitude. Look how they club together and carpet europe with flowers and plants.
