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  1. I cheated and googled it and found an answer which I'm pretty sure is it.
  2. Valves was a good guess and are imperial but there is another imperial one?
  3. I don't have one but think a water proof gilet might be a good idea keep you core warm but let under arms breath There are some brands do them for farmers not cheap though
  4. Active saws are still made in Italy and supposedly decent quality. Digital carbs though The older models of huskys are still made for other countries so you can get imports but are expensive. Security Verification LOGSANDSAWS.CO.UK They are still selling 2 series brands new
  5. Better saw for less than both huskys would suit your needs i reckon
  6. I use a 2200w corded electric saw for most firewood logs at home but it will be a lot slower for stuff that size than a 60cc saws but will still manage 3ft no problem just be slow. OP get your self a corded saw and maybe also husky 560xp etc if you have loads of logs that size.
  7. Sounds interesting so post some up.
  8. You must be landed gentry to own 50 hornbeam pollards that big or have a very long driveway? 😐 Can you re-pollard them to reduce the chance of them falling over?
  9. Looking on ebay theres some eliet prof shredders if its for hedge waste etc also
  10. Why not makita as I though you had the 18v batteries?
  11. Radmore Tucker is local to you?
  12. I have a husky 525rx for stuff like that. Light and very good anti vibe and fairly cheap Battery strimmer's are ok but don't have very good run times & will cost more for decent ones but worth considering if you already have a load of compatible batteries. Bigger strimmer will do the job fine also but heavier.
  13. You could try asking in the coppice FB group Log into Facebook WWW.FACEBOOK.COM Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. As woodlots looks moribund
  14. Why does that grease have a seal pic on tin but now you say it does not contain rendered clubbed seals that's false advertising!

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