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  1. Its used for making recorders / woodwinds and is sold by the kg in small limbs and branch wood. You don't get much bigger.
  2. We have cctv, alarm the lot. When police discovered it was Pikies they couldn't or wouldn't help us. They did three other 's around here that night, it leaves you with a realy bad taste. Police are not allowed to stop them without back up. Now we use smart water on every thing. Spread your tools around in diffrent buildings they my only take some then. It all comes back to fancy a cheap saw mate £50 cash NO ?? asked who ever buys them are scum just like the ones that steal from us all. In my mind.........
  3. We were done Jan 2019 got away will almost 65k worth of saw tool etc. As you can see from photo battery grinder 1mm disc cuts like butter. The close shakle lock held out, metal locking lug didn't. Now its 30mm thick steel plate box replacing the container one and stands off 55mm battery grinders can't cut more than 30mm. But as said if they want it they will take it. I saw the whole side of a transit cut out / off. Pay your insurance and hope they pay out.
  4. We here in Scotland are following suit. When dry, we will have to store in a heated building to keep logs under 15% to 20% look out the window its wet most of the time winter here. Thats going to be some cost. We have 2 Kilns we would have to re dry every bag off logs twice before sale to get them sold, OR sell them right out of the kiln. Its going to be cheaper buying in for the Latvia. Or mix home grown air dried with kiln and blagg it.............
  5. Hi we put lifting weight pads between the hinges and body and pin on the ram. You only then have to put the empty weight of the trailer into the small reader and log into the system / reader. Then when you load lift the ram slightly thats the weight. +/- 5kg German company makes them. I did because we were being pulled once a month.
  6. Hi Sam I use the saw pod with the silky. Easy to reach on lower leg. When the saw is on your belt you will find its always out of reach. Only thing is watch out for saw dust getting trapped at the bottom of the saw cover. Saw will be loose and fall out, happened twice to me.
  7. aatimbers

    husqvarna 61

    Hi the 61 was sold with the white top, then went to the brown cover with the last model being orange. We still run one with a bark remover attached. We sold 100's when we were selling Husky saws.
  8. Allesun Norway, 56 years ago, go back every other year.
  9. I was born there too .....
  10. These boot have a plastic shoe frame between the sole and leather upper and wont shrink ( gray bit ) when broken in they are good all day long.
  11. winter months ware thick socks. Summer put thin soaks on that will help your feet sweating
  12. Boots work best with a half size bigger to allow your feet to move.
  13. if they are tight now they will make her feet sore very soon
  14. Send them back I have climbed in Arb pro Andrew's for 2 years now and have been well pleased, I used Haix gold for many years before they stopped making them. Andrew's are very good at keeping you feet dry all the time, with great grip. Good luck. Andrew
  15. We use it on all of our chippers. Planner jig had to have spacers for the clamp to work well, I changed the standard grinding wheel over to the black wheel, BUT I found catch the blades early for grinding or it takes a longer time grinding more off damaged blades.

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