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Everything posted by dexta
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That's brilliant
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5m tachyon spliced with a snap swivel and a art positioner
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Go on you no you want one!!!
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I saw the test on the grcs and the Hobbs lowering a Volvo car. The grcs came out on top ,looks the best out there. You get what you pay for
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Thanks for that might take you up later In the year to busy at the moment. Haven't got the mill yet but know what to get thanks to your advice
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That's why I'am leaning towards a fixed bollard, just seems to a more stable to use
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Thanks Adam that's what I was thinking . DrewB. Looks good does any one stock them in the uk. Do they meet uk loler requirements
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What's the best value for money and which works the best .flying capstan or fixed bollard. I like the look of the new stein rc2001 but don't no wether its worth spending the extra on the rc3001. I no they all have different swl but one that would do most jobs.
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A new age in chainsaw milling dawns with the Granberg Flip and Rip
dexta replied to Rob D's topic in Panther Mill UK
When hell of a lump of walnut. Looks a good piece of kit -
good news dan. dont forget if your passing pop in for a cuppa
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I had arthritis coming in my little finger ,brought a silver bracelet with six earth magnets in it doesn't ache any more. Works for me!
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Nice to see its working out for you
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Went to wedding years ago. When the were reading the vows out the grooms name was Stuart Wayne king. Got a few snickers from the guests
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A New Tree Biology (Alex Shigo)
dexta replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
Thanks very much. Very generous of you to loan your books out:thumbup1: -
A New Tree Biology (Alex Shigo)
dexta replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
I would like to put name forward for this one,sloth has sold it to me.not a member of your library tony what's next? -
Why would you carry someone else's card around, surely it should have silky fox on it !
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I didn't know it was against the law to cover a saw in public or is just best practice. I suppose people call it a dangerous weapon,what is this country coming too
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I have a class 1, think you will need a artic to take everyone round. Put me down as the driver
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Enjoying the exploits of the travelling arborist, keep it up
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I have a super Dexta great little tractor.its worth spending that little extra on one that's had some restoration. Costs soon add when you have too start buying new parts
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How cheesee was that, makes you feel bad very funny:thumbup:
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Women's new ppe works for me
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thanks again martin. i was supprised how easy the saw cut down the grain. sorry i didnt put niftysteve name in my post but coudnt remember it
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I asked a while back if anyone was doing some milling locally so that i could come along and see how its done and pick up some tips, and martin (burrell) came up trumps and said he was going to do a walnutt butt. Today was the day. We met at the yard along with edd (wolfman) who wanted the milling done. Martin has got a 48" alaskan mill and was going to be using a sthil 076 with a 48" bar. He set up the ladder and done the first cut. We all took turns at taking a slab off. we also had a go with martins 660 so i could see how i would get on with my saw. I was impressed how good and simple the alaskan mill was to use and set up for different thickness cuts. Martin gave me some good advice on what bar and chain to go for on my 660. Many thanks to martin and edd for a enjoyable couple for hours milling. I think rob d will be getting a order soon. heres a few pictures of today.
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Good job. A lot of the unemployed could learn a lesson from you.
