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Thanks for the replies, much appreciated!

Hi, I'm about to put together a Norwood HD38. Its going under an existing shed, but the floor of the shed isn't level. It not a significant incline and if I follow the lay of the land it will be down hill during the cut. My question is will it matter that the mill isn't dead level? The land adjacent to the mill is the same so when loading a log with the tractor forks it will be 'level' with the mill if I follow the lay of the land. It will take more effort to pull the head back to start a new cut but I assume it will be slightly easier through the cut with gravity helping. Thanks for your time.

As it says looking for a groundie, ideally with with tickets but you don't necessarily need experience (attitude is the most important attribute) and we are happy to consider all applicants. Please contact james via Email with your cv. [email protected] We are based between Peterborough and Kettering. Thanks

As it says looking for a groundie, with tickets, CSCS a benefit, Email [email protected] with CV. We are based between Peterborough and Kettering. Thanks

So has anyone got Ludmila's number. Im not big on wheelbarrows.

he hasnt got any hair on his chest...

Looking for russian blond 20 year old with an athletic figure for fun and.... Oops, wrong forum. As it says looking for a groundie, with tickets, CSCS a benefit, Email [email protected] with CV or if interested. We are based Huntingdon, Peterborough, Kettering, Corby. Thanks

Hi all, A friend of mine on the isle of wight has a beech log just over 7' long, 30" diameter, that he wants milling into a few slabs for table. Any one intersted in the job? Pm me a price please. The log is in Bonchurch, next to ventnor on the south coast. Cheers

I think milwaukee do a drill hawg but its only 18v, not sure if it will have the torque of the makita; its got 136Nm in low gear

https://www.honeybros.com/Item/GRCS_Winch_Driver_Bit I had the adapter for a while, I had tried it with an 18v drill and it didnt have the torque

Ended up buying the makita and its fantastic; smooth, massively powerful and just so easy. Just have to be careful as there isn't the feed back you get when using the handle.

Hi, anyone used a battery powered drill for running a grcs or other winching bollard? I was looking at makita 36v right angle drill (as ive got the batteries). Any one got any experience of using one of these? Thanks

Evening all, ive got a ppt265 which recently developed a fault; it wont start without full-3/4 choke and will only tick over at about 3/4 choke. I have changed the plug, stripped and cleaned the carb (zama k89) and put a new carb kit in it. In the carb kit was a small metal ring, only a couple of mm's. I couldn't see where it went, could this be the problem?? Any ideas? Thanks for your input

We work for domestic and commercial clients, providing excellent quality in our work and service. Pay commensurate with experience. £10 to 13 per hour reply with cv to [email protected]