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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.
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If you can have a fire then get something with a big muckfork on, I have a telescopic and you can drive through bramble six feet high, it rips it out the ground and they all lock on the fork, stand by for an awesome burn up
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Hello May! - Melolontha melolontha | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Otherwise known as a May Bug, if Ive posted this link correctly then there is a picture of one flying, they dont really look airworthy!
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who is the sob who keeps tyeing fences to ash trees, they just die anyway and the fence falls over, not to mention the waste of wood
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500+ Pine to extract, need some advice please
farmer rod replied to Jonny Burch's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
if it ever stops raining -
where roughly in London?
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hey ho ! Im always taking on jobs when I should be concentrating on higher things. I got a bag of monkey nuts for my lunch one one such occasion:001_rolleyes:
