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Will Heal

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  1. Move over reg and August, this video beats any of yours hands down!
  2. Good idea, mine is always moving around and being a pain in the ass. I only use a rope strop, but used a mates wire strop the other day and he had a soft link between the rope grab and carabiner and I found this slightly easier to use
  3. I dont think you can grow alder this way. I thought it can only be done with poplar and willow. I may be wrong though.
  4. Will Heal

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    Chip box?
  5. It was completely dead. Very little rot in it tho, fungus all the way up the trunk, and shattered into a million peices
  6. Beech fell we did today, I took a heavy limb off the back then we let the apprentice fell it
  7. Don't offer To work for free for anyone. That is just ridiculous. But start off as a Groundy and work your way up
  8. Reduced 5 oak and one ash tree, 4 were half over a barn with an oil tank under 2 and a pallet of roof tiles under one for good measure!
  9. Changed the av rubbers on my 200t this evening after breaking one yesterday, one day of using a 201t was enough! The other 2 rubbers were shot as well it had been feeling a bit floppy so tomorrow it should be good as new. Just need to replace the stop and earth wire now so I don't have to keep using the choke to turn it off.
  10. This! But get a cheap room in a house share, a little money for a roof over your head is well spent. If you've your tickets, then you will find a job, maybe anywhere in the country. Companies are crying out for qualified staff at least they are down south. Good luck will
  11. A few lads at work had Marlow wasp, it went very fluffy very quickly. I agree with joe xtc is nice rope, also New England hi vee is a nice 13mm rope
  12. I have used weebly. Really easy to use and given me a nice looking site, I'm just not happy about my content, so need to just tweek it a bit
  13. I have had my prabos boots for over six months now. They are lasting well so far and they are very comfy. But not being gortex lined do let the water in if it rains all day ( which doesn't often happen in Wiltshire). But for £100 I am happy with then
  14. Nice to be able to go back and see what you did a few years ago growing nicely now. I'm no expert either but I did quite a lot 5-10 years ago when I lived in Devon. Haven't done any since moving to Berks/ wilts. If anyone needs any doing near Marlborough let me know. I'd love to start doing a bit again
  15. When I was planting we were on a piece work rate. Not much more than 30 pence per tree and tube so we had to plant lots in a day. Mind you we were well practised and slit planting and either random spacings or wavy lines but as others have said if you go slower then you will plant the trees better and spread the roots properly. I still think plant first then stake tho! We used homemade post bangers, made from 2,5 inch steel tube with a weight in the end. It was just right to grip around the tube. And the right length so that when you knocked the stake in until the tube touched the ground the stake was the perfect height
  16. When i used to plant trees we nearly always planted first then staked afterwards. Its easier to get the stake in the right place this way round. From memory we planted 200_250 per man per day butit depeends on the ground
  17. No, im joking, its ashame when a new road goes in anywhere, but glad they managed to save the tree
  18. If people didn't plant the wrong tree in the wrong place to begin with..........
  19. I used to get songs stuck in my head when I was younger, but don't any more? Can't say I miss that
  20. I wouldn't worry too much normally they are tough. But I split the seam on mine and repaired it with araldite and fibreglass strips and that is still going strong so you could reinforce it like that
  21. Yep I think this would look best. Here is mine, I'm not very pleased with it but it was done in a hurry
  22. I just take a dry t shirt for lunch time. Never seen a man go rusty!
  23. Yep I like the clipper tea, but the missus seems to buy a different make each time, now we are on twinnings everyday tea, but at least they are square👍
  24. I like square ones👍👍👍👍👍

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