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Stere

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  1. Ceccato Tritone Big Shredder - Three-phase , best deal on AgriEuro WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Ceccato chipper with Tritone Big three-phase 10 HP electric motor 7500w
  2. Corded chipper..... Don't german houses all have 3 phase also that would be nice.....
  3. Think I can see an amelanchier leaf maybe....top left first picture Is the bark isn't right for that acer? Acer davidii below: Bark looks wet though on pics makes it a different colour......?
  4. If theres a extension near the tree could just use a corded saw 🙂
  5. Would make sense if the brash carts had a tow hitch that could be optionally fitted instead of the T bar?
  6. All that 3" stuff is being chucked into a chipper or saved? Seems a tree that has alot of branches of a size that could either end up as woodchip or be saved as logs....
  7. Think id stick with petrol for a cargo bike if your plan is only just having one saw to do it all to start with Id say best get a 50c saw say a 550xp A 550xp wold do more than any battery saw Lighter and more power than a MSA300 and less limiting as can carry enough fuel in a dual can to run a whole day.... a battery saw additionally as a second saw if possible..... If you want to buy into a battery platform look at makita 40v as they have a very good range of out door power tools in addition to the chainsaws. Hegde trimmers strimmers pole saws etc And also all the other cordless tools they do drills etc. Think Id prefer a MSA220 over a MSA300 i think the MSA300 are very heavy in comparision with a decent 50c petrol saw for a weaker preformance? Think the MSA300 is 7.5kg with the decent batteries?
  8. Local drivers choice of beer is Fosters. Always nearly in the same places, people seem to have there set daily/weekly routines with regards to littering patterns...
  9. Fakes new? I saw one site mention it but i looks bit like a AI generated oddness?
  10. Get a moisture meter they are very cheap. As oak takes a long time to dry might still be unseasoned......
  11. That 14ft tripod ladder looks very handy.
  12. Still 17,000 acres is huge...& I asume there there will also be alot of farmland... The UK’s 50 biggest landowners revealed – lovemoney.com | The Land Is Ours TLIO.ORG.UK The UK’s 50 biggest landowners revealed 02 APRIL 2018 Gallery View| Expand View Britain’s real owners Stuart C...
  13. Rebels have took control of Kafranbel, Hass, Hazarin, Dar al-Kabira, and Kafr Sajna after the withdrawal of government forces. Explore Syrian Civil War news on live map in English. Civil war and International intervention in Syria. War on terrorism in Syria SYRIA.LIVEUAMAP.COM Rebels have took control of Kafranbel, Hass, Hazarin, Dar al-Kabira, and Kafr Sajna after the withdrawal of government... Big defeat for Russia /Assad in Syria...
  14. Maybe hes got a "Norwegian Blue" parrot roosting in it?
  15. Electric ones :🙂
  16. The wolf anvil head has an is adjustable angle mount The ARS has very high quality blades versus others brands iv'e used so even without a force multiplier still works well.... ARS loppers and secateurs hand tools etc are a better quality than the fiskars ones but ive not tried the fiskars pole x86 The X3 multiplier sounds good ..... Im abit of a lopper fanatic got theese ones - beasts of a loppers
  17. Fireblight maybe? https://www.trees.org.uk/Trees.org.uk/files/36/36a5ed0b-afed-4709-92cc-21b604121130.pdf Ive noticed loads of cotoneaster seeem to have died also this yr. I reckon is could be be due to the wet weather both winters and summer and milder winters...
  18. ARS make some nice stuff Fixed Long reach pruners - ARS Tools WWW.ARSTOOLS.EU When pruning large shrubs or flower beds, it is useful to use pruning shears on a stem. This way you can go high without... Telescopic Telescopic long reach pruners - ARS Tools WWW.ARSTOOLS.EU When pruning large shrubs or flower beds, it is useful to use secateurs with a telescopic handle. This way you can go high... Not a big max cut diameter but top quality Ive not uses the wolf garten pole set with the string pull loppers I have much at all since I got an ARS wire internal one. Wolf Garten Multi Change Adjustable Anvil Tree Lopper| Official UK Stockist WWW.WORLDOFWOLF.CO.UK Anvil cutting action 180° adjustable working angle For branches up to 40mm in diameter 4:1 pulley system Use with... I see they also do a ARS/Metallo pole lopper pole head with claimed 50m cut Pruning elements - Metallo Tools WWW.METALLOTOOLS.COM Prune your trees easily from the ground with these pruning elements. The K-6770 can be combined with the Metallo... ^Looks good versus the wolf and a more fancy pully block multiplier than the bacho anyone got it?
  19. Best are supposedly the air pots but they are expensive Pot size needs ideally to be just slightly larger than existing roots ball, potting up a plant in an overly large pot with small root ball is as a general rule is not good for the plant. Very common issue: https://www.rhs.org.uk/prevention-protection/overpotting Best is to gradually pot up into bigger pots as it grows until its gonna be planted out etc... Wouldn't think it needs to go in house but a small pot is vunerable if there is a ground frost & you don't want soil in pot to to freeze. Ideal would be greenhouse cold frame etc
  20. Both brands are now owned by snap-on so maybe?
  21. Just fould this interesting idea counter to the mainstream view... Better off stateless: Somalia before and after government collapse Peter T. Leeson https://www.peterleeson.com/better_off_stateless.pdf So anarchy is better than a terrible "communist" state not really a big surpise but its still pretty bad.... Think the UK has a way to go yet until the goverment gets bad enough anarchy is better.
  22. So who would enforce the rules.... Would end up like Mogadishu?
  23. Badly is likely as pollards are best created on trees which are less mature. Will likey end up with decay in large cuts and prehaps a mass of ugly lions tail effect new growth requiring ongoing work More chance with the oak doing better than beech as they generaily responses better than beech and it has already some branches which could form a lower canopy. The beech has being crown raised alot so won't have much foilage left after pruning. Leave alone or cut grounf lvl is best uness they want to faff about with maybe staged reductions etc to give them chance is developing a lower crown etc Or beech removed & oak topped maybe.

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