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  1. NI Tree

    winch advice

    NI Tree replied to Gilly's topic in General chat

    if i am corect you can fix the synetic stuff by splicing it
  2. NI Tree
    whats it like http://www.stihl.co.uk/meet-our-smallest-lightest-chain-saw-the-new-ms-150-c-e-pruning-professional.aspx
  3. NI Tree
    best bit it cost 100 quid 2 years ago and it goes off road lots
  4. NI Tree
    i beat that i had 2 strimmers 2 saws brush shovels blower axe sledge boots tool box dogs fuel and more even a 12" 3cx digger bucket it is know as the tool box on wheels all in a 3 door corsa
  5. NI Tree
    were are you as i would conider it if it is mechanicly sound for a farm car as i dont need a mot
  6. NI Tree
    that good too here people being proactive. well done Ed
  7. NI Tree
    yes it must have been a life changing experiance for ballibeg, his daughter and the rest of the family http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/lounge/43634-school-dinners.html
  8. NI Tree
    fera are holding a consultation on this at the minute letter from dardni web site http://www.dardni.gov.uk/consultation-document-ash-dieback.pdf they proposse 2 options of dealing Option 1 - A suppression programme, if the results of current surveillance indicate that ash dieback is established with limited distribution. Option 2 - An eradication programme, if the results of current surveillance indicate that ash dieback is not established.
  9. NI Tree
    i have a few older oregon files still and find that they far better than the new ones,
  10. NI Tree
    Johny it is not alway the operator unfortantly parts can fail with next to no warning, just from every day use. but thankfully it does not happen to often, it far more commen for something to be not fixed properlly, bad servicing, i know lots of cases of this happening, and the driver/operater never knew till it failed. even operator health can take a turn for the worse, ps most problems with a plane happen within 30hrs of being serviced due to something being misted of not completed croccetly.
  11. NI Tree
    what do you think of mowi cranes
  12. NI Tree
    ha i do the same my self but you see where i am comming from, softwoods are a newish to this country so people were not brought up with them as kids exctra
  13. NI Tree
    you also have to rember that we only had a very limited softwoods "conifer" to chose from the Yew, Scots Pine and juliper, it only in the last 50 60 years this has change due to the conifer planting
  14. NI Tree
    i was thinking and not a ms200t as i dnot climb and it is for firewood production and felling for firewood as the processer is 40cm 550G 13" / 15" 2 560 18 567
  15. NI Tree
    i am about to replace our saws and can not make my mind up and have 1.5K to 2K too spend what would you get ps i dont mind stihl but they out of the question due to dealer back up in Northern Ireland and no top handls
  16. NI Tree
    ted is very good at what he does and he keeps it simple
  17. NI Tree
    nice off you i have thought of getting them to do it and give them a challage as they seem to have fixed prices and get good value for money
  18. NI Tree
    thats what i thought if there was no distance to travel
  19. NI Tree
    you could cut a 100m^2 (10m x10m) with a 53cm 20.9" mower in 2 minutes and 18seconds if you did not over lap and were not picking up as predestion mowers travel at around 5km/hr (1.4m/s) the same speed as an avarage human walking
  20. NI Tree
    husky had something simular as a wedge that work of the saw
  21. NI Tree
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY and enjoy the cider
  22. NI Tree
    i used the ag200 abd they were good i would oftern do 150 km in a morning on one when i was in aus they were well made
  23. NI Tree
    you daugter ae done a brillent job and done you proud
  24. NI Tree
    ditto
  25. NI Tree
    a blunt chain is a blunt chain but when you compaire the volume acutly cut you will find that a chisel it will go blunt quicker over time as it has a smaller leading edge and there for there is higer stress at this point so it will lead to it failing earlier than semi chisel and it is this point that dose the most work.

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