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  1. Hedge hunter
    well it seems the done thing seeing as they were introduced anyway.......personally I dont have an issue with that but there will be some bunny huggers out there... we live on a very small island and no part of it is unmanaged wilderness
  2. Hedge hunter
    yes its something that needs sorting right now,the cost of damage must be in the £m annually im sure.common faults on OHL are caused by vermin damage for a start. If we were allowed to carry sawnoff shotguns on our harnesses we would stand a better chance of terminating the issue...
  3. Hedge hunter
    no,there are areas of land within the uk that have been cleared succesfully:001_smile: http://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk/news/cornwall_news/10653085.Slaughter_of_squirrels_planned_for_Lizard_Peninsula__VOTE/ also plans lay ahead for the total removal in this country forsure,they are costing £m in damage... i shot over 20 in 1 farm after they ate their way through the wire loom in the combine harvester.
  4. Hedge hunter
    The griselinea is extremely salt resistant and grows in mine waste....... I would say the hornbeam you mentioned will get burned by the road?
  5. Hedge hunter
    personally im the 1 that sticks the saw in the flower beds...
  6. Hedge hunter
    griselinia
  7. Hedge hunter
    some times I carry out lowered branches before they touch the ground to avoid mess if the drag is far over lawn etc,saves time so that is why i have a saw by the chipper.
  8. Hedge hunter
    i think it has a collar...
  9. Hedge hunter
    any good?have you tried the ms230 to compare? I did consider some sort of steel bungee cord to attach the saw to the chipper while working but it became a bit dangerous lol....
  10. Hedge hunter
    there will allways be more squrills to fill the gap unles you target entire areas they move in from next door so to speak. ........shoot em all....
  11. Hedge hunter
    :001_tt2::001_tt2: can ya get I big tractor in?is the door a shutter?
  12. Hedge hunter
    mate has a 4x4 1 of those,remapped the engine and it flies now loaded with chipper......
  13. Hedge hunter
    yep crutch issue here.Split em climbing.. yeah so xl is big enough,im sure thats what size i have.its ten years old now lol... the rug woman ill fix em up with a waterproof patch and reproof em for not alot and for the amount i use em hopefully theu will last.darn good trousers in the snow for the woods and also as a street groundie on those windy city mornings.
  14. Hedge hunter
    erm......welcome.
  15. Hedge hunter
    ok so I have MS230 which stays by the chipper,its awfull:lol::lol: does anyone use a husky 135?
  16. Hedge hunter
    yep,i want another pair,im gunna send my oldones to the horse rug repair woman and see if that works,,,,but still i want another pair. i cant remember weather the xxl was like wearing a tent or not.
  17. Hedge hunter
    why would you want 4 discos?
  18. Hedge hunter
    can you swim?that will sort the rotation if you can,learn to work with the other arm and change the way you walk,stand move etc.I smashed my elbow and to this day it still hurts but it works.I also saw the otherway round as much as possible and focus on the ballance of turns etc,... like turn and drag 3 times right handed the followed by left handed.It takes a while but the brain will soon work it out.
  19. Hedge hunter
    Oregon - Waterproof Extreme Type A Chainsaw trousers 111046XXL : Denis Wilson of Glenavy, A tool for every job, A job for every tool! i did find these but there a bit big i think....
  20. Hedge hunter
    now then,i have a pair of climbing trousers that are heavy canvas and waterproof. there green with a high vis stripe down the leg and i think there oregon... they are very heavy and only really good for cold winter work on the ground but I want to replace them...they are discontinued so does anyone have any ideas as to where i can find a pair....maybee on a shelf in a saw shop somewhere....
  21. Hedge hunter
    good work...
  22. Hedge hunter
    ah cool,ive had a set for 8 years now and they still crack on in there own way...
  23. Hedge hunter
    i used to have a nissan 3.5l patrol engine in my landy....bloody quick that..
  24. Hedge hunter
    small light and cheap,last well and easy to maintain... Tanaka Petrol Hedge Trimmer THT2000 | eBay
  25. Hedge hunter
    Id like to say my skills were as good but no.....i had to sort the wheat and fix plough some more....

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