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    I want one too. Not sure who converted this one or even in which country..
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    [ame] [/ame] ?
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    Sunrise not sunset, but a nice one
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    Cheers Alexander Have messaged you.
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    18hp Anyone got one for sale or know where to look Cheers
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    It's been a very dry summer in France and customer said Tulip tree began to lose leaves during the summer. The tree is 25 years old in a raised circular bed in courtyard and surrounded by gravel parking. Leaf spots are black and not raised. They may have been sticky in the summer but are not now. Could this be a drought reaction? Does this tree need a better watering scheme. She wants to fell it if spots and early leaf drop continue, which would be a real big shame.
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    Hi David Yes I was surprised to see it on a willow - with a lot of historical storm damage. Many thanks
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    Pic 3
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    Pic 2
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    Fomes or Phellinus igniarius perhaps? Base chocolate Brown.
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    Hmmmm
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    Chestnut dismantle under the castle
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    up high up north
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    I wish!
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    back up 20m to find this
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    (secateurs)
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    Before, during, after.. Used to love doing these in London, silky & sectors, good times
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    Possible solution for a windblown stem? Leave it in the garden and build a fence around it.
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    Armillaria + ganoderma + wind... Fell in nicely between shed and hedge stopping 2' short of the house.
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    Last one
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    x30 down along the garden wall and house
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    Tool loop in question
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    Good advise coming through and very skillful of you colemanjessenz to locate that part. So maybe what I should do is start a new thread to find out if anyone has actually experience of the small tool loop breaking with an unintentionally dropped saw? treequip it looks like it might compromise the harness stitching though if it tears away... Basically I want to use it but I don't want to lose my saw (I do use a lanyard with a built in break-away).
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    Ah well, I was hoping it was a more exciting primary attachment setup. Yeah I've got a notchless quickdraw as the caritool can catch the ring.
  25. buffalo606
    Recently got new bridge and on page 7 of leaflet that came with it has the attached image showing some kind of tool attachment point for chainsaw? It would be nice to not have to use side D ring for chainsaw (gets quite busy with flip line) and have never used the little tab with a small ring as I think the weight of 020 would pull it out. Anyone have any ideas what the image shows? Cheers

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