woody paul
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Everything posted by woody paul
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Have looked at these not a bad price.
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Going to flatten some large slabs with a router sledge i have made and need to know what the best cutter is to use and what make lasts.
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At 156 BHP you would struggle 12T gross
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Why have it fixed. You will have to be positioned just right to pick every bit up.
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You need to learn the differences between tensions and compressions in limbs. Anyone using a chainsaw should know the differents but you can get court out sometimes if you have got a saw stuck you should now if the limb has tension or compression on how the saw is court and counter react you cut so you do not get court again.
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Thoughts go out to all involved. All of you shouting out but could you pick out a terrorist in a line out.
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If all new kit you maybe ok with cheap tool but if older rusty nuts and bolts better off with dearer shuff.
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Fed up with using standard drill to drill large holes in steel and trying to brake wrist every time so going to invest in mag drill, anyone use a Evolution mag drill half the price of others on the market.
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From a wildlife point you would be better of stacking brash in habitat pile and keeping you money in your pocket for a rainy day.
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Was work a couple of weeks ago in Colchester and a white transit tipper turned up with 3 in it 2 dressed in Stihl gear but with trainers on. Start cutting a tree down and 1 of them all he did was walk up and down the roads on estate knocking on doors. Found out later they were offering tree-work, patio cleaning, re-stoning of drives to list some. The give away they were travellers was the ally water churn in the back of transit. -
Cheap compared if weeks of work with cut to leg.
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If that concerned just buy a new pair as they are cheap Oregons.
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Husky 353 running 15inch bar never leave home with out it, then a 357xp running 15inch bar it is a little heavier. On bigger jobs skys the limit up to 3120 husky.
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Nice to see a bit of blue paint as well.
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I look at trees in my local church yard ever 2 years for the parish. I asked how much of a report they needed the said they were told a tree surgeon needed to look at them. Which I do but only from the ground as they will not pay for them to be climbed, on my report it is high lighted that it do from ground level and a more detailed inspection is need by climbing. Also the best report can not deem a tree safe so be carefull.
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You may have to find out why its sssi, probably plants/ grasses on it and they may specify when bests to access field as most can only be grazed certain times a year.
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Polite way of saying NO .
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There was a company that advertised in classic tractor magazine, maybe worth a look.
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Surely if you are cutting off at ground level you will knacker blade on hedge cutter. It's a grass so brush cutter is best at ground level.
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Triblade on big brushcutter easy job to cut but clearing up not so.
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Depends how old it is may not have lazer cut chassis rail.
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Thanks calum did think about 3pl one and adapting it to fit, but the one I am building will be able to take grab off and fit post hole auger set up on. Just need to get grab.
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Ditto ifor plates are not stamped. It a job to explain but each letter looks like all dots to make each letter, well that's what mine looks like.
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Found this today but have started building my own so a bit late but anyone else interested https://en-gb.facebook.com/HywelEvansFabrications/ they have a brash grapple for sale on Ebay.
