GarethM
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A&E delays causing up to 500 deaths a week, says senior medic | NHS | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine believes waiting times for December will be the worst... Another headline to fill you full of confidence.
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Think we're trawling titanic depths for puns, even zee seagulls won't follow this trawler.
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I'm sure there's a salmon based response somewhere here.
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It'll be upto a court to deciduous I guess
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A loving son one would hope 🙂.
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Will informants be tweets ?
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And with what limited budget are the forestry commission going to be able to investigate. Is it going to be a private prosecution if the CPS and police aren't involved?. As one would assume if it's a private prosecution it would be like a court case over a breach of contract. But saying that, wouldn't it be the crown Vs ..
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Blue should be around 1.2 X 1.2. I just use meshed IBC cages, heavy as hell when filled but stackable and saves on space as they don't fall over. Does require hand balling for delivery but it's upto 1.2m3 depending how tightly I pack them.
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0.45, just about a builders sand bag. Better biting the bullet and get some IBCs.
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The holly tree appears to be snapped in half and not cut, brutally trimmed previously tho. But he wants to be ever so helpful and public spirited.
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Foraging isn't legal at all without the landowners permission and no council property doesn't make it yours even in part. Taking a few berries or mushrooms might be considered foraging, still doesn't stop it being theft. Eating a few berries along a footpath or hedge probably won't get you in trouble, removing a dead tree however might not end so well.
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That was the cheapest used on fuelwood yesterday and that wasn't with a crane. Either way it's a lot of money without knowing you have a reliable market to pay for it, I'd probably be more tempted with a tractor like that to do some contracting. Decent flail for around 10k, £40+ an hour in a warm cab.
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60k ex vat for a used heizo tho
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95 hp/ 71kw at the shaft 70-125kw required according to farmi. Definitely agree it would be a good rig, maybe smaller chipper tho
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Speak to the installer, you've paid your money so make use of their experience.
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Think 120 might be a bit small, my 90 bogs down on a tp150 at times and that's all handball feeding not via a crane. I'm not saying all my horses are still under the hood at close to 10k hours but most of them must be still in the corral. The heizo use a gearbox arrangement tho, the farmi will be direct drive like the TP.
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Is it for biomass, as you'll need one with a screen, what used to be G30 or 50. But I think they might have reset the sizes. The heizo ones are well known as well.
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I'd probably guess around 130-150 an hour as you'll have to factor in repairs and maintenance of tractor and chipper. Do you have the tractor already tho as a chipper is going to be around 50k probably even for a used and abused one. Not sure what fuelwood has in at the moment.
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Are you running red or white, as I'm guessing you're needing 35-50 litres per hour?
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Stolen equipment register for chainsaws and other arb equipment
GarethM replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Stolen Equipment
And the police wonder why we have zero confidence in their ability to find or identify stolen stuff. It's not exactly CID levels of common sense for a local officer to ring a local Stihl dealer and ask if there is a register. -
I'll let you Google "Stephen Barry MASON". As a retail "47782 - Retail sale by opticians", the short sighted headlines almost write themselves.
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Maybe we can make a TV advert, bringing a sht show to a town near youuuuu. I'd love to tin foil hat, but I've ran out and resorting to waxed paper. But I think they can hear my thoughts, or I'm not using my inside voice as it's not written on my end of the world is neigh sandwich board.
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Bow saw is the greenest option I would presume.
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Without casting a shadow on the more lesser known brands, think of it like a tier system with the metal castings being the most expensive part of the process. As they improve they sell off the older designs to the competitors. Granted a lot of the cheap chinesium are just a different badge on the eBay specials.
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Well you were asking a year ago about the same brand and mysteriously again, so yes it's relevant. For £180, why not be the guinea pig.
