Luckyleaf
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Thanks David 👍
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David do you think the 2nd and 3rd pics could be rigidoporus also ? They all seem quite localised between 2m and 3m some on the main stem and others on the codominal stems. The crown breaks at about 2.5m into 3 stems. The fruiting bodies seem to originate from old large pruning wounds. The crown is exhibiting a fair amount of die back also. I may get some resistograph testing to find the extent of the decay.
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Here are some pics of the first one
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What do we recon to this ? Host beech 2 metres up the stem, I was thinking an old laetiporus :-/
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What diameter timber is you max please ? And thanks I will give you a call tmw
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Need processor for 1 day on site Budleigh East Devon, anyone ??
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Anyone know of any Arb clothing companies offering hi vis t-shirt type (class 3) products ?
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We had 3 Pines to remove that day with 3 cameras on the go. Hopefully the final vid will run at about 8 mins....once ive managed to sift out the rubbish !
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I am trying to compile a couple of vids at the moment, here is a small taster of one of the crane jobs we completed this year
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If anyone is interested I have some space left on a EFAW+F course due to run 24th October in Exeter Devon @ the bargain price of £70 PP Pm me for details
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Anyone know of any training providers for this FA course in Devon ?
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New clear tank on its way !
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After err........ leaving the fuel cap on top of a tesco fuel pump this morning first of all does anyone know if the fuel tanks on the TR6 are Kubota tanks ? as i need to source a new cap pronto !, and secondly has anyone changed over their black original tank, to the new "CLEAR EASY FILL FUEL TANK"
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Thanks ...Sugi ordered 👍
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i have been using an Oregon 15"" bar on it for a while but fancy a change, the sugi light looks a good replacement, but from what i have seen i will have to go to a 18"" bar :confused1:
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What's your preference ? Was looking at sticking one of these on a ms361
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FdSc is level 5 as it's a foundation degree and not full degree. The L6 arb has elements of level 5, 6 and 7. So it's all depends on what you want to do with the qualification. If registered consultancy is you fend goal the you will need a level 6 and above. So a full degree BSc or the L6 as a minimum 😐
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My 361 still lives after nine years ! Excellent mid range saw, been thinking of getting a new saw but really don't know what to go for .... :-/
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Well the work load on the L4 was tough and almost impossible, I think we had 45 assignments in 9 months so that would make the L6 ... Practically impossible :-/ if you don't need much sleep they are definitely the course for you, fall behind at your peril !! Think merrist wood were looking at scheduling the L4 over 2 academic years just because of the amount of work involved. But at the end of the day they are not supposed to be easy.
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Ok thanks, is there...dare I say it ! a suggested reading list that was given to you at the start if the course ?
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Sorry one more question.. Is there anything assignment wise worth starting now ??
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Yep I'm aware of the work load I've just this week finished the L4 Diploma at Merrist Wood with a 350 mile round trip back to Devon every Wednesday :-) it was pretty tough going but again worth it ! I think I will just look into the financing in a bit more detail, then just go for it ! At least I've completed one of the level 5 Units already which is a bonus. Thanks guys I appreciate your comments 👍
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Yes spoke to her on Thursday and have all the joining details, they have quite a good interest free pay by instalments scheme over the 2 year period but it still amounts to finding £300 a month for the next 2 years, I was just slightly concerned about over committing myself financially. For me it's about finding the appropriate funding, do you pay by instalments or did you just pay in one wack ?
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I am really interested in taking this course on ! does anyone know :- Is it just Treelife offering this course now or are there any other providers ? Also with anyone whom has done this course, did you manage to get any funding via student finance ? It looks like a good course and with a good qualification to gain from it, but doesn't seem to be very accessible, if anyone has any info they could pass on it would be greatly appreciated
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They were supplied at extra cost with a skid carrier built in underneath. I find it a really versatile trailer as the skids fit in any position around the bed, and excellent build quality. I have had no troubles with this trailer in fact I think it's one if my best buys ever ! The only thing I could gripe about are how the clip chains are held in position with a rivet !! which is pretty poor considering the price of the trailer, nothing that a few TEK screws won't sort though 👍
