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    You put tube in upside down.
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    woody paul replied to Drifter2406's topic in General chat

    Card only is so no cash on site overnight, Not being able to use phone, had same problem at The Game Fair, also block some card machines so cash only,
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    If you can't turn a loader around in a garden it probably not worth take it to job as it will not fit through gateway. I run a Tobroco Giant 204 have had it in some small areas to get timber out but need a gateway 44 inches wide with the wheels I have fitted, Would not be without if job suits it.
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    weeping beech, Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula', Pictures of bark and leaf would help.
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    What about ice spikes you put over boot, then you can put on any boot.
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    Buy Nuts, Bolts, Screws & Washers - Standard Fasteners & Specialist Fasteners | Orbital Fasteners WWW.ORBITALFASTENERS.CO.UK Try this company, bloke I know gets all his fixings from them, he make seed drills.
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    Bit of scrub bashing with Wessex scrubmaster on fendt 304, 12ft high sallow and birch.
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    Back to clear up big oak from other month that came down when I was there..With loader on site it gives scale of how big it is.
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    This is exactly why we run different set ups, the work we all do is different, and we buy equipment to suit. I run a GreenMech 220 TPM on a 50hp and a 100hp, on the 50hp running on 540e you can just about feed it by hand comfort, on the 100hp you need digger to keep it happy.
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    That is were tracked machine comes into it own. But why in a wood do you need to chip stuff just leave in habitat piles. But if you need one go big.
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    Do you need a tracked chipper. I was going to buy one a few years ago but decided to buy small loader to tow chipper into job, also moves a lot of timber in no time to chipper,
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    Traps are best once set work 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. Just check them twice a day.
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    Exactly why I have full height tail boards. How often is it o just chuck a couple more bits on.
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    Post pictures of trees in the same state and no one came up with an answer really. You will find they will be as dry as a bone when felled no sap at all.
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    When I got my 130 years ago now, NFU would not even give me a quote. I the end went with Adrian Flux just sent picture of it.
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    Check lift pipe in fuel tank, may have slight crack, when going up hill fuel will pull on pipe and open it up, once you fill it crack is in fuel so no air is sucked in.
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    Holm oak which dropped one third, back on it tomorrow getting it reduced back to make safe. sorry not any pictures from today. How do you deal with the weight of Holm oak
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    Fuel filter, my old 18/100 which had a kohler engine, played up change in line fuel filter which still made no difference, anyway unbolted fuel tank on top of engine and found another filter. Any know if the early Honda had hidden filter.
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    His probably not connected wire somewhere.
  20. woody paul
    What's the drive unit look like. Could point one of us in right direction.
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    You also need to look for bats roosting in trees, with rot holes and flakes of bark they can get under.
  22. woody paul
    Surprised you had problems with Milwaukee, as a mate of mine bought one to do rivets on some kennels he built, he must of put 5000 through it with no problems.
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    What machine
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    Also domestic/ household hedges need cutting certain times of the year, where as agriculture /countryside hedges are broadleaf and best cut winter.
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    Did get the heart going a bit, but it was later in the day it hit me how lucky I had been.

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