Bearded Munch

CPC course service check every 6 weeks poss Tacograph.

I found they were killers on the feet until they wore in and I did like the Stihl boots too.

Not sure if this has been posted. [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIyxc1JV1u4[/ame]

It looked out but has restarted not long ago

There is a lot of fires being started on the mountains around us in S Wales including this one of Machen opposite our house. The helicopter has been back and forth for a while and we have a reservoir behind us which is handy.

New machine and the fuel tank is moving around in it's cradle, the packing surrounding it has fallen out which is not very good, our own fitters have had to do a fix themselves as the supplier said there was nothing wrong with it.

Always have the operator and one with a saw, they assist by holding the branch unless a straight drop.

I have installed three now, my old house, current house and a neighbours, it's not rocket science and the last one Building regs was under a £100.

It's easy to fit yourself, I have installed three now, one in my old house, the one where I live now and one for my neighbour I got building regs and passed so no need of Heatas.

I have had a two blade e-bay one for nearly three years and just bought a four blade one for just under 50 quid on e-bay, and it does make a difference to the room. If you go for one, get a four blade one.

A sort of failure the tree was on top of a bank and rolled down the bank onto it's crown.

We had a new 190 first used Friday 9th Jan to replace the older machine there are a few new features on the new one including a new style fuel tank. This morning 13 Jan I noticed the fuel tank seemed to be imploding on itself I could not undo the fuel cap as it was really tight, behind the cap there is( looks like ) a grease nipple on the tank we loosened the nipple off and there was a hiss of air drawing in and the tank went back to it's correct shape, we still had to knock the cap to loosen it but is now fine. Has anyone else had this problem, I have e-mailed TW and await a response.

Where did it happen as my daughter is in cross keys college

Trevethin school

We were called out for this and a few more, poplar fell on a school bus and two cars, three pupils injured but not to serious.

Had our new chipper today it won't stay shiny for long though.

We have had a Stihl one for years you have to replace the spinning heads once in a while but otherwise it's okay.

Our local council cut the grass on the roundabouts just before Christmas.

B&M stores doing firewood now, http://www.homebargains.co.uk/products/9632-kiln-dried-birch-pallet-crate-2m3-free-home-delivery.aspx,a 2m3 pallet will do one winter season not sure about that.

I'm 5-6 and had Hi flex for years and never had a problem.

There are a few about S Wales too.

Any lorry firms near you, sometimes they replace the curtain side on trailers and get rid of the old one's cheap.

Nice tree in the middle.

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Out of the woods, here he comes: the lumbersexual | Holly Baxter | Comment is free | theguardian.com

 

So apparently the most recent 'hipster' fad has evolved into having a beard, wearing a chequered shirt, and claiming to love the outdoors

 

I've never been a fan of these stupid fashion fads, but this is a bit too close to home. I've been working outdoors, not shaving often and wearing chequered shirts for years. I don't want to be labelled as one of these no-lifers.

 

At least the 'metrosexual' look with skinny jeans and stupid haircuts made us normal blokes look respectable. I never thought I'd say this, but I hope that fad comes back!