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Sorry Kevin have now sold it on.
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Anyone ever seen a grown man cry?
Woodworks replied to Gardiners Tree Surgery's topic in General chat
Sounds a nightmare. So much of it about as well. Hope you get up and running quickly -
Here is one with no gauds [ame] [/ame] Lots on youtube if put in the word rebak
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Seasons! do we still have them
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It is but very slow on our hedgerow brash. Probably less work on some nice tall skinny thinnings. Or did mean to grade it after processing?
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They don't have one. The infeed does the cutting but does not pull with any force like you get on a chipper.
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Did exactly as it should but could not easily sell the end product. Tried them on the house stove but shoveling the branch logging on is a pain and they needed loads of air to burn and gone in a flash. Tried selling as kindling but not much take up as it does not light that easily and the nets drop crumbs all over the place. If you had an industrial type top loading stove the end product might well be very useful. Also we had the TR70 but the TR110 with it's bigger capacity would leave a much a better proportion of small logs to chopped twigs. This was our machine in action. [ame] [/ame]
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Feeling the same mate. Truly depressing
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These are available in the UK Welmac UK Ltd: Urban TR110 Branch Logger Used to have the TR70
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Seems this film is so big it's influencing our weather [ame] [/ame]
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Always liked the sound of a European supergrid connecting renewables from north africa up to Iceland. Sure it's not always sunny and windy here but bound to blowing and sunny somewhere.
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Tavy hire do them for just under £100 a day.
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Yep. One frost so far, wake up to a dawn chorus and daffs are in flower in town. Simply bonkers and no signs of winter in the long term forecast for the south, in fact they are talking about this week getting warmer.
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Blimmin incredible skill and nerve of the guy. Some of those drop would be fatal. Found myself flinching just watching.
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Where do I find details about TPOs and conservation areas?
Woodworks replied to Woodworks's topic in Trees and the Law
Thanks Kevin Yes Felling licence might be needed. Snag is a visit before the job is a big hassle as it's up near Godalming. Getting them to send picture of what is to cut down. Does the weight of large branches count towards the 5 tonne limit? -
Dank yep that pretty much sums up the last 6 weeks. Still can't complain when you see the chaos rain brought elsewhere.
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Still stand by the Lidl ones. Had mine a couple of years and get used most days. They live in a wet shed and get dropped on a regular basis but keep on working. Not the best sound attenuation but for £30 can't complain. Class Olsen do an identical pair and also saw them on Amazon recently for around £25 This looks like them but can't find them on Amazon now http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Radio-Ear-Defenders/40-9565?gclid=CjwKEAiAy7SzBRD_lv7quOnr6XUSJAAOLkW61HyvHYVVQJ3RUvLUnl6zouOArW63JLlFHTjop_EVJhoCRYjw_wcB
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No snowmen to be had here here but saw this on facebook with the caption "snowman for sale but needs some attention"
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Where do I find details about TPOs and conservation areas?
Woodworks replied to Woodworks's topic in Trees and the Law
Yep good plan Felix and one we will encourage. There is a lot of windblow to deal with so some will get chipped. -
Surly torification is also about energy density. Softwood does burn hot but also gone in a flash, not that many kWh per m3
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Where do I find details about TPOs and conservation areas?
Woodworks replied to Woodworks's topic in Trees and the Law
Sounds like a plan. Thanks -
Where do I find details about TPOs and conservation areas?
Woodworks replied to Woodworks's topic in Trees and the Law
I say Arborists but not sure on one of the guys but he is pretty experienced on woodland management and also runs a large chainsaw mill. Need a climber as there are a lot of decaying branches over pathways that they want made safe. Price was not cheap but they come with bags of experience, work like dogs and come with a chipper. -
Where do I find details about TPOs and conservation areas?
Woodworks replied to Woodworks's topic in Trees and the Law
Great Huck Found it on a map and no TPOs or conservation areas marked. Is the map the bee all and end all to this? -
Sure this is simple one for those that know but new territory for me. Been asked by a friend up the line to do some work on their woodlands. Various tasks from planking up fallen trees, logging what's down (my bit) and making safe anything that might be dangerous as their kids play in the woods. It's all mature oak and looks fairly unmanaged to date. I have two arborists coming with me but I am responsible for the job and not sure how to make sure what can and can't be done. Is there an online database or do I contact the local council? Thanks
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Wow that looks hot! Good work Sure that's going to be OK in woodburners? Looks like it may need to be for multifuel only.
