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woody paul

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    essex/suffolk border
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    co6 3au
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    colchester

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  1. Thanks for the idea. Got a couple more cones.
  2. Had that on a main A road at night and bloke driving car had the nerve to try and tell TM lad there was something wrong with his light as they were on red both ends. Nice to use old kit to prove it can still do the job.
  3. Just keep nibbling at it you will get there in the end. Bore cut it at base and in a couple of other places you will know if worth milling. Kids have lost swing, could turn it into climbing thing
  4. Is it your tree or a job, would of thought not worth milling. I felled a beech yesterday 30 inches across base and 14 ft long, bloke that buys some butt's off me said no.
  5. Battery impact wrenchs have improved in the last 5 years, not many if any fitters use air tools.
  6. Have used both 12m and 14m ones and they are faster then Hinowa, mutable levers can be used which can't on some of the Hinowa's. The problem is they are narrow and have a habit of laying on their side.
  7. You could make them slide in and out to keep winch narrow.
  8. You may also consider if it needs to be a stubby style one.
  9. I run bosch stuff and bought a impact nut run with 300nm use it on everything that needs undoing from wheel nuts to chipper blades, Just because you run Makita doesn't mean you have to only rub it, you can get battery adaptors.
  10. You talk to any good game keeper they will not try and catch squirrels this time, as still food about for them. Best off shooting them this time of year.
  11. I have found that sometimes nothing appears on planning application site, but all have gone through. Did have a problem with local tree officer years ago how would not reply to anything I sent or answer phone. So I contacted customer services at council and they put me in contact with their boss, after talking to them got result. Maybe worth a try as he will have someone to answer to.
  12. It's got to be day rate, if no one knows how many want replacing. You could walk a big plantation all day and only plant 100 trees and that's going to be peanut for a days work.
  13. Probably best, as he or she maybe sitting in the shadows on here. Had a meeting a few weeks ago now with Forestry Commission the two young people that turned up new there stuff, and were very helpful give owner of wood a direct contact number to talk to them about any work we want to do in future.
  14. Rolled muntjac haunch boned and rolled rapped in streaky bacon with a bit of stuffing

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