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Honeys showing size 51 Airstreams in stock. There's a hefty price premium but my size 50 are still giving good service.

That's the cynics view. There are some good schemes out there. Do your research & look for independent audits & accounts. One of the charities recently purchased an area of rough grassland near us. Now planted with native broadleaves & looking good so far despite the drier than average weather this year.

The conservation area does not place any restrictions on tree planting. But be aware that once above 7.5cm stem diameter, measured at 1.5m above ground, it will be subject to CA requirements. You will then need to give six weeks notifice to the council prior to any work to the tree. To avoid future problems be very sure there is sufficient space for the tree to grow to maturity.

The 1.9l engine was introduced early 2017 so you might find one within your budget.

2.5l had the twin turbo & dpf problems. Current engines have single turbo + adblu, no worse than any other diesel with similar tech.

Isuzu DPF issues were on earlier 2.5l engines. My understanding is that the newer 1.9l engines don't suffer the same, with usual proviso that they get a decent run occasionally to clear the system. Was also told they will be using a new 2.5l engine 'soon' with similar emissions & fuel consumption to the current engine. Have recently purchased a 2024 Dmax crewcab, so far so good.

..... in a Beech. Chogging down with a 20" bar, made a right mess of my chain

Thanks for the update, just need to find a cover now. Band hasn't failed yet but getting very thin & would like the reassurance that it would work if needed.

Thanks for the info. Was hoping one of the Husqvarna bands might fit. Presumably it would be feasible to use a complete side plate from another Jonsered or Husqvarna?

Thanks, I saw that but the newer versions used a different brake band. As ADW clarified Jonsered fitted a different brake band to the early models.

Looking for a replacement brake band for a 1984 Jonsered 630 - part no. 504 98 34 62. Early model with the tubular metal front hand guard. Anybody point me in the right direction or know if there is an Husqvarna equivalent that would fit?

Try flipping the blades if the other sides are still sharp. Otherwise sharpen or replace.

This: Other two things for me were getting in the habit of putting my foot ascender on before going up any decent tree (and actually using it), and keeping gloves in fair nick so the rubber is grippy. It would also be interesting to know what climbing equipment configuration you currently use. Adapting equipment & technique will have a much greater impact in minimising RSI type injuries than a small increase in rope diameter.