shavey
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Here’s a hedge I done 2024 it was cast up after I finished and we fenced it this autumn just gone
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Steve done a road hedge last year between umberleigh and south Morton north Devon and it does look smart
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Just wondering if Anyone got one yet and if so what’s your thoughts
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Yes I have some parts about in storage mostly but I sometimes get some rarer parts offered too me which is a bonus
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I’ve got one in stock if L S engineers can’t get them but there not cheap £38.46 + vat ive only got the complete adjuster Unit the actual blue sprocket cover is NLA which is a pain I can get the Dolmar sprocket cover which are Expensive the last one was £118
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Yeah your right there stubby but they did run very smooth but they weren’t a patch on the solo twin that saw was a beast
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Hello just caught up with the latest posts
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Thanks Dan
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Make sure and listen too Jon about oil and petrol And let her see some big timber keep away from pallets
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Pine Tree Identification Picture
shavey replied to cliviajohn's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Good call @Stubby another guess is Stone pine if the needles are quite sharp and stiff -
Nice useful little axe looks like a chip chop
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I will have some of these handles back in stock around the 1st week of april if you haven’t sorted yourself out by then
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There’s a lot of depth on the shoulder of these handles and your heads should be similar too the ones I’ve got in the photo
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Are you after 36” double bit handles are yours mostly Michigan style with the deeper body
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watch out axe collecting is like saws you could end up with a lot
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absolutely spot on not much more too say just one thing too add if you can get hold of them is some used farriers Rasps they change them quite often and there fantastic for thinning down handles with a coarse side and a smoother side
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Double bits have that long slender cutting edge especially the Puget heads like the one you quoted nearly 14” from edge too edge on some of them so they dont usually get jammed in the cut when your felling so basically when you have climbed up the tree you’ve got two sharp edges too fell the top out of the big trees and the weight and good balance gets it done
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Here is Elwell offering to the USA market
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My favourites double bits there is only one trouble iam supposed too sell them when I’ve finished but its a bit like the saws too high a percentage don’t leave
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It is rewarding doing the older tools especially when you have a axe head that is worn and has a few battle scars you think of all the man hours and hard work this axe has done a bit like triggers broom several handles
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@Stere got it Murray a dibber forthe garden or I keep it for anyone who doesn’t like Dolmar
