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  1. Treemoose
    That's as good as it's going to get I'm afraid
  2. Treemoose
    Parents just had this heta scanline 600 put in. Anyone know about or had any experience with these stoves?
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    Help!!!

    Treemoose replied to Female Arb's topic in General chat

    Gransfors Bruks axes are not only superb tools They are a thing of beauty And once your boyfriend has finished splitting his pile of logs he will raise his gransfors above his head and howl at the sky! (might just be me)
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    I absaloutly love the stein trolley Its made a lot of our jobs that would have been real back breakers a total breez. It comes out on most days but we do take down a lot of conifers from domestic gardens with tight access so has been a good purchase for us. Not had a puncture yet but will put green tyres on when I get round to it
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    That is a tight spot. Do you have a drop zone the other side of the fence?
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    I'm pretty sure they fit the arb trolly I think I've seen a pic of one with them on. I have a greentyer on a wheel barrow will have to check it on the stein trolly.
  8. Treemoose
    Can you not just put two green tyres on it? They are puncture proof wheel barrow tryers. You can pick them up from b&q but they are about £20 each mind.
  9. Treemoose
    Ah cheers Dave that's what I was leaning towards but they both seemed similar in my book
  10. Treemoose
    yes got them parallel i clamped the mini mill rail to the end with a ratchet strap. a bit unconventional i guess but it did the job.
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    some redwood coasters moisture below 12% none split out of this batch.
  12. Treemoose
    This was a big one on a big ash tree. Ganaderma applanatum/australe?
  13. Treemoose
    I really like your oak block! Thought I would give it a go. Cut one out this evening with the alaskan/minimill and will post a pic when it's done.
  14. Treemoose
    I don't know much about caterpillars Always seems exciting when you find a big furry one tho. Anyone know what this is?
  15. Treemoose
    Thanks very much guys! are these anything to be worried about nocking around the wood pile? Are they going to infest much?
  16. Treemoose
    Iv been splitting some oak and noticed some holes with this larvae in it Does anyone know what kind it is woodwasp woodworm or something els?
  17. Treemoose
    cheers mate it's all as flat as a pancake! worth milling it up for sure
  18. Treemoose
    So almost a year on and the cedar is about 12% moisture and thought i would sand up a 5' board to see how it turned out. Needed something to put my feet and coffee on so made a simple table. I have about 5 or 6 more 5' boards and 10 10' boards all 2" thick and around 30" wide so maybe some garden benches are in order?
  19. Treemoose
    Just spat my apple-tini out!
  20. Treemoose
    that's a good moto to live by
  21. Treemoose
    Looked at a few machines I did like the look of the Vermeer sc252 But I went with the bandit. For me I think it's the best machine for the type of jobs/work we do. Thanks dean looking forward to a delivery
  22. Treemoose
    Took it back today and apparently the valve rocker had snapped off. Technician said he had never seen that before. They swapped the machine for me and all is working well Happy days
  23. Treemoose
    Thanks for clarifying that Eddie Iv followed the instructions in the manual for cold and hot start and flooded starts but maybe I'm missing a trick. Will take it back Monday see what they can do. Cheers
  24. Treemoose
    This confused me a bit as well So 2stroke is fine right? Just stihl confusing me with 4mix engines?
  25. Treemoose
    I've tried starting it with choke/half on and on I've looked at the manual several times. Tried starting it as if it was flooded. Left it overnight tried cold starting it with choke on. I'm not getting a sausage. It's giving me a pretty good work out!! I've never not been able to get a machine going before this. especially something new I know what your saying about the aspen but I'm converted to the stuff now.

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