Big Beech
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That looks like our clone culprit. MS070:lol:
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Didnt RobD by one i seem to recall?
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If u search 070 on ebay, there is a real one for sale just below. Ms720 is the current version only available in venezuala, brazil etc. That however is not an ms720 nor a 070 but Hutzl copy There is a lenghty thread on arbtalk from b4 about these
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http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=321166603372 what poor sole will be so dissapointed when they realise its a fake
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Aggreed. Bought some gorrilla glue water proof stuff for my plugs on some benches. Great stuff,swells and seals and well, i presume it sticks like gorrilla snot As for bent steamed stuff, cant help i am afraid
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a shiny new 13mm ratchet ring spanner for that awkward nut on the end of height adjusting poles on the mill.
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whilst the tree is growing, but under fungal attack? or when the tree is down, fallen timber or logged? how long does it take to get going? I have a customer who had two monstrous beech trees felled (not by me luckily) he has given me the go ahead to mill some sections. the trees where heavily rotted around the basal area, hence there demise. should I wait a while for the spalting process, or open up a cut up the trunk and have a look in? thanx, Simon
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you can use a micro wave. google be your friend :-)
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thanks, where did my maths go wrong? and my man was after £5 a ft? could it be our "southern prices" why he is looking for that, or some other variation?
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35! this is in the round still, not sawn. so, lets see. 96" x 54 x 54 =279936 / 1728 =162 cubic feet @ 35 = £5670 think my maths are out somewhere here any advances on my math must be the heat getting to me
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what is the going rate for cedar (atlas I think) per cubic ft. might have lump 4.5ftx8ft thanks, Simon
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my 064 does this very occasionally. I just hold on tighter and pull harder. I presume we are talking about the same thing here I've not yet experienced this on my 090av. that would probably break my shoulder s
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+1 osmo for me tooo
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I recall a few years back, umm perhaps 10 we had some monster oaks drop some monster limbs due to this. was the first time I had heard of summer branch drop or what ever it is called. these where garden trees, one was far enough away from property but I think it had a kids swing attached and was perhaps 24" wide or so. the other tree shed a HUGE branch that took 3 of us a day to clear, that went through three garden fences and two sheds and that was approx. 36"!!
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yes she is. w sx
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I knew that would get a few people goin I love old trees too, would hate to have to take it down. (too much work!)
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Jon, as far as I am aware it is. I dated it to around 1200. will dig my book out and see if I can find it. it has a tpo, which is surprising as its in the middle of nowhere!!! was hoping it needs to be felled. then I can mill it with the 090
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don't have any images, but a sako .22LR, .17hmr and nice thumbhole walnut stock airarms s310 @22ftlb 8 rabbits fell victim to the .22lr last week. best shot 80yds. 80% kill rate which was good as I have not shot since last year, and I could see my target as the hay fever was less that night!
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for the same reason the OP stated. whenever we finish trimming we always used to stand it upright leaning against what ever, was a pig to start and smelt of fuel and the symptom the OP expressed. this normally resulted in swearing and another 10mins wasted whilst it evaporated. now we leave them flat on the ground. no issues. as for the technical reason, I have no idea
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Was in a customers garden today doing the hedges and wandered over to this old veteran of a tree. what are these brackets and what does it mean long term for the tree. TIA, Simon
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do not store upright on the engine!
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http://www.arboristsite.com/milling-saw-mills/239926.htm
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not sure who milled this, haven't read the entire thread, but perhaps a dust mask would of been high on the list!!! simon
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out of date? does it go off?
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Thanks
