farmer rod
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Gollum, I saw your thread earlier, fascinating find, where was it located? Domestic garden? It looks just like one of my daughters fluffy toys that got left in the rain, did yours have a little bell inside? Rod
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for goodness sake, a couple of chaps putting up a gate (probably for no reward) and you want them in fancy dress
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I really like the design, well done.
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was it a single stem tree??
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John How do you dry woodchip? thanks Rod
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has anyone called the number and offered to get them in the first page of google if you type scam
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Making a profit from woodland?
farmer rod replied to Nature's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
buy the wood, once you own it you will love it, and find a way of making a few quid here and there if /when you need to. Nobody can nick it in the night (well only little bits) and its tax free. -
Making a profit from woodland?
farmer rod replied to Nature's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
buy the wood, once you own it you will love it, and find a way of making a few quid here and there if /when you need to. Nobody can nick it in the night (well only little bits) and its tax free. -
5 shillings, that would be a 20 pack
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5 shillings, that would be a 20 pack
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Ive just had a contractor in to chip my fuel with a drum chipper, which was quite impressive. Not being very up on these things could you tell me what sort of shredder would people use?
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Ive just had a contractor in to chip my fuel with a drum chipper, which was quite impressive. Not being very up on these things could you tell me what sort of shredder would people use?
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Auxilliary circuit was the word I was looking for, my digger is plumbed for a breaker and stops if you accidentally push the button on the stick.
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Al check that there are no service spools that are jammed, ie if it has a pin lock for the attachment which is still operating Rod
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anyone know what the Red Arrows use for those cute colours?
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Hi Deb, what quantities are you looking to move on? Rod
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does anyone from their experience and observation think that it a grinding wheel working too hot can not only pick up steel in its pores, but could also push bits of stone into the steel workpiece. Personally I have never used a grinder on a chain, but I can see by the animated discussion here that results are variable.
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Ideas for uses for chain oil containers 25l.
farmer rod replied to Andy Collins's topic in General chat
brilliant, once Ive found a bike Ill be younger -
in the golden olden days when we used to burn stubble, the brigade would turn up all the time, they got the same for a callout to a well controlled stubble fire as someones house. They did get grumpy if we set fire to the electric poles though!
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youve got to smile
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thanks, I will go take a look for any more
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a pair of axes?
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in the caterpillar form
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Tony, what does an elephant hawk moth live on, I found one last night walking up a bit of old stirling board, but I cant believe that is natural habitat, when I went back for a photo it had gone. Impressive though. Rod
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I have one I was given as a present, thought it was a gimmick at first but I used to split apple ring all winter for years with it and I still use it. The dogs stop it from sticking in the wood which I think is the most exhausting aspect of the job. Using it one handed gives me tennis elbow for some reason.
