Ian G 2
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Don't bother unless some things likely to get done about it or its need for insurance
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:thumbup:best way to go cuts down on the turnout level ( number of pumps, officers,) also leaves resources on standby:thumbup: and costless. without the phone call you get the whole shibang and if it turns out the officer in charge thinks its dangerous & deliberate act you can end up being charged:thumbdown:
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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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Alot has to do with the holding lifting of the machines as you have to grip harder so cancel out alot of the effects of the gloves. But we're you are just guiding pushing you get the full benefits of the glove. I us the gel padded gloves for the chainsaw great and don't have to grip as hard as some of the av. Gloves
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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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