Ian G 2
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I've had same thing with my ms290 on a 18" I soaked the nose in diesel running free now but not really ran it much yet
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How best to deal with this copper beech
Ian G 2 replied to Legohead's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I'm with all the rest think you should looking for different house with no trees -
Was dark now brightening but dry Looks like a cracking day shame Im of to bed
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Locks and ferrets lol
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Don't climb but I do all ways at min have my spyderco bug (razer sharp and uk legal) and a lighter with me (don't smoke). Stay safe be prepared
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Nice chair:thumbup1:
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I was lucky only had 1out of 7 boards split ( and only part) that i cut it around this time last year.
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Lol near pissed myself reading that discription
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Don't know but I want one lol
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We Did'nt bother with the rope and went lot higher than i ever do now :lol:
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It wood be Jarrah but the rotten ones smells off piss when cut
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I've worked with two arb lassies up north. Both out worked the lads worked smarter not harder lol
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Prob the the best of stihl now 200t and 70cc+ husq kill them mid range I run both great to mix. love the 550xp but can't beat a big stihl
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Very nice:thumbup1: Tryed to burn mine but it put fire out :lol:
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I'll second that he's got some course starting in new year
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Hi don't know if it just in the railway (sleepers) but their now done in a creasote substance thats just as nasty but thinner. I've always preferred larch for fence post a lot of the old boys around hear swear by it and I know of ones I personally put in 20 odd years ago that are still going strong
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I'm sure thats out these days:001_rolleyes: but your larch post should out last most treated pine ones as standard anyway
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could also look at ms390 I would Look to see who's your nearest/ best dealer and go from there.
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I was told you needed to water in prolonged dry spells if you wished good yields of fruit?
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Why get your silky dirty a few rusty nails and hammer would do:001_smile: Our even just use the mess they left behind:sneaky2:
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I carry Celox you get it in a lot of different packs to suit all needs
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Well i was playing with the 550xp running 15" today and it was as on par if not better than 346xp couldn't fault it. looks like 5/0
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I know this is of line but how does the contracted working self employed thing work in scotland
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Aye I have worked with larch on Steiner 28ft band saw before that shut down on the blade stop the saw dead it snapped a few blades too not fun when working alone mile from anyone. It was called Japanese larch I think twisted like a ***** hope life will easy'er with the Alaskan mill with the lager cut
