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    As others have metioned will any of theese new regs be enforced though especially after brexit as enviro regs in general were driven by EU? May all be quielty forgotten about?
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    5600 is marketed as a "farmer" or semi pro model compared to 5000 so prob some differences in build...... EDIT Not mag case
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    Saw this article comparing the 3 stihl oils (no reference to source of study........) Quality of 2-Stroke Oil WWW.WORLDOFPOWER.CO.UK
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    SABER® Professional Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil ATP - AMSOIL WWW.AMSOIL.CA saber, professional synthetic 2-stroke oil, 2-stroke Seem alot in the US are using this or other brands @ 100:1 ratio for 2 stroke all machines. Think they would sell em in UK if they want 2 strokes to be more enviro as must cut emissions?
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    If you look at France which now has big second wave seems odd thats there not more deaths yet? Could be: In spring, the number of actual cases was much higher than those that were recorded. Younger people getting it this time Better Treatments in hospital Covid is now a milder strain? Delay between infection & dying... Combination or above..... Next few weeks should give a better idea of whats happening.....
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    Active Brutale is 3.3kw
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    Apple trees

    Stere replied to Joe d's topic in General chat

    Better to do it gradually over say 3yrs yrs as 50% all at once will most likely ruin the trees as will result in a mass of watershoots. Also im assuming you mean 50% volume not height.
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    New saw time

    Stere replied to Steve_g's topic in Chainsaws

    ms241 would really go well with the new low pro bars and chains. STIHL Light 04 Chainsaw Guide Bar WWW.SAM-TURNER.CO.UK Available Versions & Suitability: 45cm / 18" for .325" RS Pro chain (74 drive links) 40cm / 16" for .325" RS Pro chain (67...
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    Not having rakers filed to agressive = less grabby chain helps Didn't like the logmaster as slower than just attacking a pile all at once
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    Stuff I find annoying is small diameter logs coppice stuff branches etc that I cut up for kindling as they liable to fly up. Was thinking need a saw with a small 1/4 pitch chain ideally might be smoother?
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    Really going at it hammer & tongs
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    Ever tried a saw blade for scrub regrowth on it? Husqvarna 200 22T Scarlett Saw Blade 1 WWW.SAM-TURNER.CO.UK Husqvarna Brushcutter Accessories available from Sam Turner & Sons | Husqvarna Brushcutter Saw Blade Scarlett...
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    Theese are cheap and claims breathable: Percussion Stronger Chaps | Waterproof & Breathable Chaps WWW.NEWFORESTCLOTHING.CO.UK Percussion Stronger Chaps - Super strong hard wearing chaps perfect for beating. Waterproof and breathable...
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    Have some bacho loppers they are good quality but cut isn't as neat as they the NZ ones which leave a smoother cut than a normal silky. For fruit trees etc the fine tooth (higher tpi) silkys not the agressive cut ones are better if you want to leave a really smooth cut.
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    Have a look at theese also for lighter weight options. Not got any of them them but japan makes nice stuff garden tool stuff generally Lopping Shears | FINE TOOLS WWW.FINE-TOOLS.COM Lopping Shears are shears with strong blades and handles to cut thick branches.
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    One for Hairychest: THE EUROPEAN BLACK NOBILITY | SAVE THE CHILDREN! EXPOSINGPEDOVORE.WORDPRESS.COM THE EUROPEAN BLACK NOBILITY THE BEGINNING OF THE SATANIC ELITE BLOODLINES pre-flood ⬇ 3500-3000 Bf.C ⬇ •...
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    Best lopper I reckon from NZ Pro-Pruner P100 Mesh Safety Glasses WWW.MESHSAFETYGLASSES.COM Heavy duty pruner, the P100 Pro-Pruner is the perfect tool for pruning large branches up to 65mm diameter. Would never cut roots with them though and they don't really like do 65mm unless its softwood or lime etc. Expensive but worth the price leave a really smooth cut
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    Germans must have big feet as Grube has several boots eu 50 even 51 Meindl Airstream Forestry Safety Boots WWW.GRUBE.EU German Forestry Association tested in line with EN ISO 20345, Class II, SB and EN ISO 17249, Protection Class 1. Sporty...
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    Liked him in platoon and Daybreakers some trashy vampire film. Sounds good. Jusr looking here loads of stuff not watched or forgotten. Willem Dafoe filmography - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Back on "news" Bidens the loch ness monster of the Swamp? If Trump wins gonna be Jr next
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    Crypto Queen gonna be a film One Coin, Much Drama: OneCoin Ponzi Scheme Lives on as TV Show COINTELEGRAPH.COM The co-founder of the notorious $5 billion fraud, Ruja Ignatova, will ultimately hit screens after a U.S. production... 5 billion $ scam Shane Meadows
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    How can you tell? ? lack of paint wear on the bar?
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    Plz explain why its a hoax, pretty hard to fake a global pandemic Agenda 21 was a UN resolution that suggests ways for governments and NGOs to promote sustainable development not really anything to do with covid. Agenda 21 - RationalWiki RATIONALWIKI.ORG ? Makes perfect sense! WAKE UP SHEEPLE! etc ?
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    http://www.richmondsgroundcare.co.uk/index.php/site/productdetail/821/ EDIT says bigger sizes aren't availible any more ?
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    Think you got you moneys worth outa that deck ? Marina italian mowers all come new with 2 blades types. Marina Systems MX 41 H GCV 160 lawn mower, best deal on AgriEuro WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Marina Systems MX 41 H GCV 160 satin stainless steel lawn mower & oregon do loads of blades How about this one: OREGON 15'' ONE FOR ALL HIGH LIFT LAWNMOWER BLADE 69-268-0 for sale WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for OREGON 15'' ONE FOR ALL HIGH LIFT LAWNMOWER...
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    Being raining alot for last 2 months after a dry spring.

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