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  1. woody paul
    If it’s 3inch get a digger with shear, cut and stack then chip it leaving a clean site, if you flail it there will be so much cutting laying around.
  2. woody paul
    Had a problem like that with my 18/100 when it had a Kohler engine on charge the fuel filter still made no difference, turned out there was another filter under fuel tank removed that and never had a problem.
  3. woody paul
    Had a pair of the non chainsaw protection around a year. Sizing is on the large side I find most Haix are. They are a heavy boot and a bit pricey.
  4. woody paul
    Yes it was just give a coat of plaster on the old bricks and painted to tidy it up.
  5. woody paul
    We have a stockton 4 in a old fire place has less then 100mm around it not blown plaster of yet 12 years on.
  6. woody paul
    Colchester city council change if they come out and inspect tree,
  7. woody paul
    Would not even bother, cost would be great.
  8. woody paul
    Will agree with you about SIP, picked a reduced pair up at local saw shop a couple of years ago.
  9. woody paul
    They are old but take some beating, you just drive over about anything. Spent many days driving through woodland cutting rides back.
  10. woody paul
    Think you will find they made there own, are they are not like any other gearbox,
  11. woody paul
    Were are you based, as I know were there's 2 complete swipes in good condition.
  12. woody paul
    As its a hard drive way you maybe bet with a truck mount one company near me run a isuzu and saw it last year on a drive set up and the front bumper was nearly head hieght.
  13. woody paul
    I have had a spider on slope were the auto level wouldn't level it so had to do it manually. Best bet is if you can dig legs in on the up hill side.
  14. woody paul
    Had someone moan about chipper dust on there car, said I would use blower to remove, they got dry cloths and wiped it over well tried made it worse.
  15. woody paul
    If you are going to use them tapered extractor them don't as bolt is to small you will lock it tighter in hole and maybe brake it in bolt then you will never drill it out. You will be better off using a torx bit out of screw driver set and drive it into small hole.
  16. woody paul
    Never had much luck with stud extractors were you drill a hole. Tack weld a washer then weld nut to washer then just undo it.
  17. woody paul
    Repaired a hole in echo with plastic tank in very simple place, I used 2 part epoxy by evo stick. Pushed through hole into tank and formed a mushroom head and the same out side so it was like a rivet.
  18. woody paul
    That's a long way, safe working distance is ok.
  19. woody paul
    Gator oil on ebay been using it for 6 years and not had any problems, it's very orange in colour like oregon. Have noticed there oil has gone up a bit.
  20. woody paul
    Turns out there was an oil spill but it was definitely salt not sand.
  21. woody paul
    Highways have just salted roads in Colchester, don't know what they think is coming, Snow mid July.
  22. woody paul
    Not myself, but got a customer bit of a do anything bloke, luck to get him 4 foot off the ground now.
  23. woody paul
    I started a thread about 4 months ago with Thuja dying, well there's also alot of Scott's pine in the same area dying and I ve spotted others around Essex / Suffolk border. It happens very quick I topped the Thuja in Feb as tops were dead and got a call in April to take them right down, beginning of June I took them down and the timber had no sap leach out of it and it was no problem picking pieces up a foot round and 6 foot long.
  24. woody paul
    I do put sheets down but always get the odd stone go through chipper, find it a pain push clippings with something like piece of wood then chipper gets hold of it
  25. woody paul
    Is it that other countries are zero burning and it's the only thing they can do.

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