Ropechucka
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So there you go pat give the nfu a bell 01442 270000, good luck Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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Have you tried the n.f.u? thats who i use and they seem to be ok. good on chippers too.
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This should make you laugh:biggrin:
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To be fair as long as you know how to perform the cuts properly and there uses, that's what matters. It all comes with experience and getting to know different woods and how they snap. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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You we're correct in the first instance. It's an upright step cut on a lateral branch that enables you to make the cut without the branch falling (weight dependant) so you can then switch the saw off and hold the branch with both hands and as you said snap the cut and throw safely. Hope this helps? Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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I do mine weekly
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Apparently it's buteifull
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I had one of the older models but it never let me down (proper work horse). A bit noisy and underpowered but done the job and towed fine.
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Willow, Poplar, Conifer Awesome
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I use sip freedom c, they're a looser fit (can't stand tight trousers) They last well and i climb in them all the time. £150:00 including VAT and delivery from winchester garden machinery. They come up quite big.
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Not a chainsaw accident but this happened to a chap i know using a hedgcutter OUCH!!!
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I reckon they'll fit the missus, i need a new groundie:001_smile:
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Top handled saw in a tree using one handed i regret to say, knelt on top of conifer clipped my knee wearing safety trousers so no damage there but saw kicked up and chain went straight through below lower lip.a long time ago and certainly due to inexperience. I'm still gorgeous though!!!!!
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You won't be hearing from me for a while chaps, i'm being investigated for stealing swimming pool inflatables....... ......I gotta lilo.....
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Haix mountain treckers for me, i'm a bit limited as i have a fairly high bridge and other boots rub. Haix last me about 2 years max but most boots don't last much longer if you're climbing a lot
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not sure what you mean by wheels on the inside' i'll send you part number tomorrow if you like
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I have a pair of vermeer 620i bearings brand new and still in the box if you're interested or know anybody that may be interested. They are both complete with housings. I know this is an old machine but you never know!! Message me if you're interested.
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Now that's what i call a proper reduction, it reduced me to tears. I'd of gripped better in my Flip Flops. Some mothers do ave em!!
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cheers, didn't realise they'd be up to stumps that size. i thought it would knock the arse out of it. the reason i want it is to get to tight access stumps assuming i should get the right money on them. Are there any negatives about the machine i should know about and is £3,150:00 plus VAT a fair price for a brand new one with spare set of supa teeth
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it's a miracle we get any work done really isn't it?
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hi everyone, i'm thinking of buying a rayco rg13 ii stump grinder. i've seen them in use and am quite impressed but am wondering how long they last. i want something for the odd fell and grind, nothing bigger than 2ft diameter. any stumps bigger than that i tend to sub out.
