fergusonforestry
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bit of buggerin round with timing you can run some diesels backwards of course
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put waterproofs on
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first saw I bought was a cheepo number and was crap to me even heat seized ringing up a big log, but sold it to a guy who only used it for chopping small firewood and it did him fine so I guess it comes down to how much you plan on working it
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used one briefly in my cs45 but not enough to really comment on it
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I have to say for me putting milk in tea is a sin and drives me nuts when someone gives you it without asking sugar I can take or leave, these days my preference is for Yorkshire tea and ye canny beat a cuppa after a night out as far as im concerned
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always wanted a ransomes mg when I was a kid
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZCeR0F7Ts4]Bikers Saving Crockery One Mug At A Time - YouTube[/ame]
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that's very true
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audi?
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could just file it square across though then no issues with drive links
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very nice like seeing some vintage equipment whats the 6x6? milli?
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if its a knacked chain why does it need to be put on backwards
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found this, no info though
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yep firework remember when it was in the news
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aint gonna get big logs at Orkney council lol! I used to travel to Orkney regular and noticed quite a few places in the far north that had full lorry loads of firewood delivered mebe it would be possible to find who delivers they might be able to help you out?
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we quite often have to cut coppiced elms that get infected again, spend almost 6 months of the year removing diseased elms during the beetles dormant period , hundreds every year!
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looks like it, take a sample from yellowing part if you find dark staining under the bark then it is
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don't remember the make but it was cheap no AV and the bugger seized first decent size of timber it met! mind you I still managed to sell it! it cut firewood for its new owner faithfully! bought me a 346xp after that that I still have
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you cant get a 7.5t landy but you can get a 7.5t ibex
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big greasy fry and plenty of tea!
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horses for courses I suppose, might be good in some situations but still see it being hopeless in others ok if your big enough to have one for specific tasks but not really an all round sorta machine for others
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sycamore if cake will be directly on it
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I had a Chinese 125 bike the owners manual was hilarious! had to have correct wind force in the tyres
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not sure just a pic I grabbed of tinternet, looks home made though, that ones on a series motor to
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how about these!
