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Grass hopper

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  1. I can say that the pair I got from HB are great, Alum and carbon , don't even know there on the end of my legs on till I try and walk. U get what you pay for so save and get a good set.

  2. Try cutting the bar with the wheel on it in two then weld a solid bar inside one end ,leaving a stump about 4" long sticking out when you are letting the chipper down put the two end together , if working on soft ground make a 2nd leg use a flat plate welded to a bar and it wont sink in the ground.

  3. Here is an up date on the beech tree about to fall and I found one more with a split in it.The tree has moved about 2" the wrong way , large branch holding it from falling has moved , sliding off , thinking of removing bottom branch so when it go's it will go over all the way making it safe.

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  4. I've seen more and more people using MEWP , so I did the coures last week , scissor lift , boom and self drive battery and diesel , the wood cipper week before that , when work is not there I try and do training/courses.

  5. That limb on the ground is holding the tree for now ( i think about 2 ton of it ) , just waitting to be told to cut it away and let the tree fall or spend the money and cut form a cherry picker . I would love to take it down to about 20ft and leave it and take the branch off on the right hand side just above the ground its go alot of weight in it.

  6. I've just been in with my stihl dealer in Dublin with the MS660 , chain brake not working when saw gets hot , O he said , I'll have a look , the saw is only 3 years old and not used that much its still on its first 30" bar / chain.

    I'm thinking the dark side maybe the way forward.

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