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    Instagram again

    Yep. He’s exactly the sort of thing I’m after. Much obliged.
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    Instagram again

    Yeah. I don’t follow any women. It’s all “DM for promote” and nice arses. There are other parts of the internet for that. I tried Boel for a while but it was all unnecessarily fiddly srt stuff. John Lloyd is a good but infrequent poster.
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    Instagram again

    I’ve unfollowed a few recently, most noteworthily August Hunicke and Reon Rounds. Too much easy crane work and not enough tricky rigging recently. Don’t get me wrong; they’re still good tree men but just not teaching as much as before at the moment. zigzagman.zr is slightly fresher. #realriggas is longterm useful.
  4. Reg Coates video on YouTube of a PCW mounted on a large-for-UK chipper.
  5. @doobin@donnk@dumper I’m reasonable at remembering people on this forum, what they do, what they know about, whether I trust them or like them etc. But for some reason I just can’t file you three in my head. I keep thinking you’re one person. Would you be so kind as to each briefly say where you live, what you do etc and describe yourselves. Like I know one of you runs old vehicles, one buys new diggers, one doesn’t just do trees. No idea which one which though. Odd request I know.
  6. What would you charge to drive ten miles to look at it and give advice about what to do with it?
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    Nottingham

    Promise I hadn’t seen your post when I said that.
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    Nottingham

    It’s not ginko is it?
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    Nottingham

    Whoever decides what street trees to plant in Nottingham is clearly having fun. An unusual prevalence of robinia pseudoacacia and some other stuff I don’t recognise. What’s this one in the town centre?
  10. If you want to take the pointlessly measured approach of retaining it if possible etc, then hang a plumb bob from the trunk, hammer a stake into the ground where the bob hangs and observe. If you want to be sensible, get it down.
  11. I thought EM2 family from the curvy bits but discounted it as just too unlikely. On reflection, only as unlikely as anything else.
  12. I've been trying to place it for the last couple of days. First thought was French, then the trigger guard made me wonder if it was some mad bullpup Galil I don't know about, then the magwell looked like it was indeed for pistol rounds and I thought it could be a .22 of some sort, or even just a toy. No idea basically. Would be interested to know though. Given its obscurity, I concur with your statement, Alec. I've no idea how it ended up in your river.
  13. AHPP

    Instagram again

    Also interested in non tree things that people follow that can carry over into trees. For example, I follow ship rigging hashtags for the ropework.
  14. AHPP

    Instagram again

    A few years on, who are people following now? Same as above. Serious tree tips, not lifestyle stuff.
  15. Ended up going with 16” 3/8p .050”. It’s OK. Hardest work it’s done is bar length dead oak and live eucalyptus. Coped fine. Suspect 18” would have been on the border between fine and a bit slow but still acceptable.
  16. There's a place near Middlesbrough that advertises/sells on ebay winches similar to the photo you posted.
  17. AHPP

    scythe

    Yearly competition in the south west. Some impossibly buff local chap always cleans up and presumably then gets all the women pregnant. A few years ago, a bloke on here was doing the research on the best strimmer to port to seize the scytheman’s crown.
  18. Although I don’t know a vast amount about hedgelaying, I’d be amazed if battery wasn’t the answer there as it is for loads of other tree work. If he wants petrol though, I have Stihls 170, 250 and 039 for sale and I’m not a million miles away from you.

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