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  1. Interesting about the climate not suiting them I think that's probably true. Chester has loads but they get less rainfall. Dublin would of being all timber at the period the ones in Chester were built but has hardly any left now.... Dublin’s last surviving cage work house | Come Here To Me! COMEHERETOME.COM Dublin once boasted a large number of ornate cage-work houses. Bernard Morgan wrote in the Irish Independent on 5th April 1949 about one particular one in Cook Street off... Apparently they were replaced by "dutch billies" Period House Types « Dublin Civic Trust WWW.DUBLINCIVICTRUST.IE
  2. This on ebay atm: Eliet Prof 5 Chipper/Shredder | eBay UK WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Eliet Prof 5 Chipper/Shredder Powerful Honda GX390 13HP engine Runs as it should. A reluctant sale but I really need the space. Barely used but blades could do with sharpening. A...
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    new truck or van

    The Indian ones has the modern safety stuff now for there domestic market, called BNCAP but there standards not recognized atm for export. So I guess at technically it might be possible to also pass GNCAP but EU makers wouldn't like/allow the competition ?
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    new truck or van

    Mahindra Veero LCV: Prices & Features | Pickup Truck in India AUTO.MAHINDRA.COM Discover Mahindra VEERO Pick-Up Truck with India's First Multi-Energy LCV Platform. Price starts from ₹7.99 Lakh with 18.4 km/l mileage, best safety & performance. Shame imports seem a no go
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    new truck or van

    Mahindra thar look like a modern basic defender start at £9000 new trouble is they are in India...
  6. Client sounds like a noob trying to save money but then having second thoughts & messing you around. Gonna be one of thoose jobs that when drive by 3 yrs later you will see they haven't done anything with what you left lying about.
  7. Looks like it was pruned very heavily about 4yrs back and sent up a load of growth then has not being touched since. Id thin out that growth back to the same prune points and then also shorten some of the the longer ones. Also it a bit all on top and bare at the sides so leave some stuff to full out the sides
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    Chian saw boots

    Chainsaw Boots WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK Chainsaw boots sizes from 36 to 47. Some here
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    Prune.

    Don't think its any link the bicycle company but Peugeot brand still make tools so u never know? Seem like is a vineyard /orchard tools brand which Italy has lots of. Originally they were all making pneumatic and or manual hand tools tools etc now also they do battery ones
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    Prune.

    £1500 for the infaco! Shame Makita doesn't do one yet as have both the 40v and 18v batteries already Only knock offs One with the newer mak 40v battery platform could be be a beast of a lopper as max outputs are higher even for the smaller batteries This Italian one looks decent but still £500 odd..
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    Prune.

    I Fancy the idea of a 1m reach battery pole lopper that can do say about a 50mm cut for wide hedge reducing etc Hand held tree shear! Milwaukee one is a bit pricey. There are loads of radom brand secateurs that can go on stick attachments but they are not proper lopper sized blades? Also if the angle or blade to pole was adjustable would be a bonus.
  12. Looks like apple canker but then the twigs often die back
  13. Italy unlike the UK still has a several traditional makers and decent range of regional billhook patterns. BR Rinaldi | Attrezzi Agricoli Forgiati WWW.BR-RINALDI.IT Or if you like different shaped hoes Orsatti ORSATTIZAPPE.IT
  14. Probably is cotonaster but maybe Medlar?
  15. Rough guide is 2t a acre to raise pH 0.5 & would need reapplying every few yrs. Walnuts may be ok anyway unless pH is very low if your soil type is suitable

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