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hedgesparrow

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  1. Novatec portsmouth do some good pc,s just pick the spec you want and it will give you a price. most have min 500 gb hdd with some being 1terabite ample for what you need get the latest procesor. good graphics card.and windows 7 stay away from 8 or if you want something thats stable works well and will work with your old invoice system a apple pc will out last a windows pc. when i buy a new unit will go apple works with i phones,i pads. fed up with the old type pc with windows apples operating system far better linix used by large servers.
  2. greenlands insurance ltd very good firm and they deal with lycets. as just had form to fill out for doing woodland
  3. if you want to grow spuds old tyres put a couple down fill with compost put spuds in wait untill starting to shoot put one more on and keep going untill you have about 5 then wait to shoot and flower then take the tyres off and you will have plenty of spuds. carrots grow in drain pipes 4 parts compost one part sharp sand or if you grow in beds put garlic or marigolds around them smell put fly off.same for parsnips. as for soil as other post do not get sifted soil no goodness just need good dug soil and plenty of organic matter, leaves mixed with muck. and let to rot. i have ground horses wee and poo went down onto and we grow fantastic crop of runner beans they love it
  4. if i have the name right gothmob german make rigby taylor sell them or a jap one salaris i believe they are called. if doing stumps why not a injector.
  5. was it chipped by any chance or marked with a pen firm called ceasar do some good products. including tracking which alerts your mobile if it si moved and should not be moved. but will still nick it sorry to hear this not cheap and a lot of hassle to replace with insurance
  6. looks like they have been moving from south to north as we had them round Hampshire couple weeks back.
  7. in defense of parish councils who i do work for any tree work that needs doing they employ a qualified tree surgeon to do the work. and the one they use a lot is very good. so not all parish or city councils are as bad as photos. best thing you can do is get hold of your councilor who represents you and point it out if nothing is done it goes on.
  8. buy a camera they use for taking still of wildlife put them on trees takes photo os the fairie and hand to police.not much will get done but if seen you know its him knicking your wood. other trick is get a wire trap wit blank shotgun cartridge in trip wire off goes shotgun give them a nasty shock. or the harrows as other post go in do not come back out. find there motor next morning or them cold being out all night:001_tt2:
  9. thank you digga for nice comments trip down dense fog all the way coming back in sunshine. and had a big mac at junction of a24 and a272 needed it we where getting hank marvin by then.
  10. doing a hazel hedge at present will get some photos of before and when finished. i have attached a hedge i did 2 winters ago old blackthorn 60 plus years and flailed to death
  11. south of england hedgelaying society have 3 training days and a improvers day. will start again in october. worth giving them a call to find out. getting near end of season march and that will be it untill middle september
  12. nice to see john Savings little hedges with all the different gates looks good
  13. not a expert on different styles but looks very welsh to me. if midlands would have one row of stakes and binders on top. maybe breckon style. but nice job.
  14. i quoted to do some ground maint work it may have been a nice little regular job so went in keen £12 per hour undercut by £2 per hour. so its dog eat dog out there. they have offered to do it on the hope it brings in more work cheap adertising. by doing one job cheap. work it out advert in paper £50 a week. how much on e bay £5 its worth the punt.
  15. if you look at stove looks like a raburn or similar. and did it have a back boiler fitted and the pipes became blocked so back boiler got hotter unable to release its presure so went bang. looks the case may be wrong
  16. hedgesparrow

    First saw

    550 xp 50cc saw cracking saw all you will need and more try forest &arb Winchester 01962 857951 speak to Richard or jason are doing some very good deals on Huskys at present. and very good after sales service.
  17. beech is ok to lay bit like hazel in some ways
  18. how did you do at henstridge was very wet as i was cutting binders. got soaked. but warm. 2 weeks to go need some more practice. but when, working doing other things except hedgelaying.
  19. nice job Russell good to see watch this space may have our own sub forum for us cutters to drawl over our hedges:biggrin:must get some photos of this hazel we are doing. its a when we can job so will not get to it for a couple of weeks. saw a cracking hedge near me hotel had a guy in with a saw cut the tops and sides off and chipped it must get up there and see if i can lay it in autumn. will get some photos of a hedge i saw flailed. well thats not the truth butchered it never seen such a bad job. the operator wants banning from using it bloody menace. heard it was the farmers son say no more
  20. after having a visit from a gentleman from Ireland selling chainsaws. and fake ones on e bay. farm sales are coming up. and with the amount of them about.if you do go to a sale keep your eyes out as more than likely the fakes will be in the action for sale. can sometimes get a good buy on a genuine saw. but with them about it will be looking for the fakes from the real ones. hate to see someone part with money only to find they have a Chinese saw and with auctions buyer beware once bid and won its your lot no come back:blushing:
  21. my dad had a suburu version of one of these. panel van 4x4 what a cracking little truck went any where. late mum in law had the people carrier version carried 5 people but you knew you had 5 up but had a 1200 engine in it got 70 out of it down motorway was a bit hairey. but good fun
  22. i am self employed but contracted on certain jobs. i work hard and normally finish before the allocated time most ok but some because it was a certain time want that time so want more work doing. other jobs it is priced so its do a good job and get it done to make money. being employed you get paid if it rains,snows and can not work, then if it is fine then need to get jobs done the employer has to pay all the bills and tax and NI so not all its made out to be a boss or being self employed. done both
  23. never give any of my certificates original to anyone. unless i am there and see them photocopy them.
  24. is it for horses. can go two ways concrete posts in that makes post firm nag leans on rail and it breaks just put posts in and back fill the over time nags lean on rails and post lean over needing to be put back up and packed. i know as i had horses bloody things but love them. with a digger and post hole borer you could do a lot in a day if just back filling the holes so 100mtr day is posible if digging by hand be hard pushed unless you have a very fit 20plus on shoveler. as son in law and he can dig holes. i can not keep up or do as much as he can in a day.
  25. i have a pair of Pfanner gladiator plus class a very good and i am not small around waist. draw back back of legs get cold in winter wish i had the class c looked at getting the new Sip very good trousers like a normal trouser with the protection unlike sthil michelin man springs to mind. find a arb dealer near to you and go and look and try on then you know what is good and what fits forget getting them online. get just a good deal from the arb dealers what part of the uk are you from someone may be able to point you to a good arb dealer

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