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markieg31

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  1. lucky for me weston power distributions rules say that we have to sit in the truck, away from the lines, if we can hear a storm. furthermore we ave to wait 15 mins after the last rumble of thunder. happy days, the joys of being employed
  2. i take it you are using the standard prussic as your friction hitch... i would try a different knot.. i use the super happy.. it is amazing!! doesn't Bind up after long time under weight!! and is Basicly a pleasure to use!! coupled with a camBium saver and your ave got yourself a decent set up. college is like your driving test.. they teach you how to get By.
  3. i take it you are using the standard prussic as your friction hitch... i would try a different knot.. i use the super happy.. it is amazing!! doesn't Bind up after long time under weight!! and is Basicly a pleasure to use!! coupled with a camBium saver and your ave got yourself a decent set up. college is like your driving test.. they teach you how to get By.
  4. i had a similar one from a chap who sounded northern. said i could advertise in the local magazine, i said can you send me some information. he said i will take your card details. my reply was.. why would i hand over my details if i was not purchasing anything. i am not the sharpest knife in the Block But i could smell something fishy. he could tell he was not going to get any where so cut me off!! the cheek of it!!
  5. i had a similar one from a chap who sounded northern. said i could advertise in the local magazine, i said can you send me some information. he said i will take your card details. my reply was.. why would i hand over my details if i was not purchasing anything. i am not the sharpest knife in the Block But i could smell something fishy. he could tell he was not going to get any where so cut me off!! the cheek of it!!
  6. severe it at the base and spray the stump using a garden sprayer. not as big as a knapsack. we have had good results.
  7. hawthorn goes a vague orangey colour when first cut... but my initial thoughts where ALDER!!
  8. i was using larch for strainers, the chap i was working for told me to peel of the bark up to ground level, was hell of a job but luckily i had a boy doing that while i cut to length and pointed them.
  9. right then. my 171 has died and so has me 044 so i have got a husky 550xp on order. question is.. is any one using one with a carving bar and if so how does it handle?? i'm thinking it is a little on the large side and i will prob be looking out for a small saw.. cheers mark
  10. I am getting a new saw the choice is a 446 or the 550?? Or do I go for a stihl?? Is the 550 still having teething problems?? I know the older version was a good little saw. ? Run and jump me thinks!!!!
  11. What's ya phone number for jcb power pack? Might know some one that is after one
  12. Yeah it is a good book for beginners. But a lot of american jargon but worth a read!
  13. Nice lookin set up there!! How many cubes can you pull out in a day??
  14. Tesco?
  15. i had a load of turkey oak and it burned up a treat!!!
  16. Stihl 044, running 18" should be even better now with oversized pot and piston!! Enough power to rip through most stuff and light enough to chuck round all day!
  17. Hello, probably something that has been covered before but.... I have just put an oversized pot and piston on my stihl 44, aswell as a double ported exhaust. So going to have to run it in but was wondering about where I should be twidling the tuning screws to. I have put it back to factory at the mo.. And should I be putting in an extra glug of 2 stroke?? Cheers mark
  18. hi, what is the rate said coppicer would be on? is it just cut and run? cheers mark
  19. Hi Stu, i take it the work is in reading>? cheers
  20. As per title. I am looking for a fuel tank/ rear handle for a stihl 044 if anybody hAs got one please contact me. 07969023182 Cheers mark

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