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  1. born2trot
    Been really struggling on my own lately. I desperately need to get in touch with someone locally as my usual hand is a bit out of reach now although he tries his best to assist me. P.S .. I generally dont mix with your ' macho arb types ' but if your a genuine tree/nature person who takes health &safety seriously I would be interested in teaming up on a job in the near future with you .
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    I bought a bg86ce couple of months ago and have been very impressed with its power/performance. It does seem to get very hot after a little whiles use though so I would be wary using it all day .
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    There was a member ' shanks ' replied to my farthest north thread. Said he wasn't a pro but he is certainly in the right area ( Ullapool ). Dont know if anyone is acqainted with him.
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    Exactly the same as above. Also try massaging a wet ice cube on to area. Masses of people on hear suffer.
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    I just remember at paying over £200 for a few hours chipping i should be ENTITLED to an operator!
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    I wouldn't totally rule it out . Not many companies ( two i think ) do it up here. I hire one out now and again and i see the cost is £180 plus delivery and fuel for chipper now , thats without operator. To me there must be a wage in there somewhere for an operator .
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    I've been told springtime by two husky dealers which is why I'm not going for the 346xp. Read charlieh's thread on the 560xpg.
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    560xpg

    born2trot replied to Charlieh's topic in Chainsaws

    This is quite interesting because I am desperately needing a bigger saw but with the new 50cc husky coming out in spring I am very reluctant to purchase a 346xp. If the 560xpg is as good as you say it could well fill a little niche in the market and i think will have to look at this saw seriously.
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    I'll get conifer tuft out the way just now. P.S I'm glad someone finds it funny !!
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    Lion shield ?
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    Good fun Thats what arbtalk is all about imo. Educational and you get a laugh along the way.
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    :lol: Yeah the climbers with all the whistles and bells attached ! Think RobArb's got it with dryinus though. Thanks for the offer of changing my name but I'll stick with the horses for now I think !!!
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    Were gonna get kicked into the tarts section soon TC!!
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    I've already posted Trooping Funnel TC.
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    Looks like a pleurotus of some sort . Its that brown, scaly stipe thats odd.
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    Angel Wings?
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    Surely its not Trooping Funnel ?
  18. born2trot
    Here we go ... March Waxcap ?
  19. born2trot
    I told a customer that I spoke to ' firewood experts ' on a forum and that what i had was what you look for in perfect logs!!!
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    God give me strength.. Spotted spike?
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    When it comes to identifying fungi YES!!!
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    Last stab... Frosty Funnel ?
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    Spring Pin?
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    Was at B+Q Aberdeen today and the 6ft nordmanns were £45 , seems you got a good deal there.
  25. born2trot
    There is a great little book called ' The horse in the forest ' by Hans Sidback. Its a good little starter as its not to heavy going and quirky illustrations. British Horse Loggers Association I'm sure would have it or possibly Amazon. The Working Horse Manual is a good book aswell because it covers all aspects of working horses, from showing to ploughing and different harness configurations. This book is published by ' Farming Press '. Hope that helps a little.

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