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    leylandii
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    Control of Gaultheria shallon - Forest Research WWW.FORESTRESEARCH.GOV.UK Gaultheria shallon can be effectively controlled by the herbicides picloram, triclopyr or glyphosate if they are...
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    Where is the wood ? Seeing some beech made be think of this: SNH apologises for killing 300 beech trees on Inchtavannach Island WWW.BBC.CO.UK Scottish Natural Heritage poisoned the mature beech trees with a chemical injection on Loch Lomond.
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    Habitat pile 🙂 Can't see from pic why it needed trimming at all as how was top blocking path?
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    Interesting design with thoose internal roof supports. Does that use less timber overall as thinner beams?
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    Had deja vu with this thread
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    Wonder if the japs are still are making quality new billhooks? ■ HATCHETS | Kanenori KANENORI-JAPAN.COM Some of the models above are for sale online.
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    Can't see with brexit the prices of anything dropping I expect everything will jump up in price.
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    Makita rear handle battery saw is 5.3 maybe doesn't have av springs? DUC305PG2 - 18Vx2 Chainsaw 300mm BL LXT WWW.MAKITAUK.COM Product
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    https://www.crescenttool.com/MagentoShare/media/documents/nicholson-guide-to-filing-2014.pdf
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    What type of files are you using? Bastard, Second Cut and Smooth. Then theres double cut and single cut. Same as like having a set of 3 grades of whetstone.....
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    Reminded me of this guy 😏
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    I only done some amateur laying..... But how else would you"pleach" something that big? Think normally the bit left is cut off lvl after Removing the heel or spur as thet call it in this pic.
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    Thanks
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    Money is no object solution? ?
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    Thanks for the detailed reply. Bit annoying there being so many bar mount standards. So with sugi it could modded with a round file extending the holes. I have an oregon "pro am" bar and a newer "advanced cut" both have same code part code 150MLBK041 So that explains the ps420sc tensioner as the ps5105 below one wouldn't align with the k041 holes.
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    All to do with the wood reaching equilibrium moisture content (EMC) I reckon in germany etc were they stack wood in a Holz Hausen must be drier as here it just rots
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    Has its design changed compared to the current version much?
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    Is there really that much difference to the "kickback zone" area? Trend is towards narrower noses as marketed as a safety feature? Suppose dime nose carving bars are low kickback
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    Yeah want to try that k095 husky sugi bar but unsure if will fit.
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    Same as above
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    Im still im knacking thoose pins up, im on my 5th pin. Want a new bar was gonna order this but then realized it wrong mount even though auto selector recommends it? (also the one on the oregon site does also.) [HUSKY3] BC2M-0H37P-A Sugihara 15"[38cm] Pro Lam [Quick Cut Small Nose Version] - .325 .050 64 drive links WWW.CHAINSAWBARS.CO.UK [HUSKY3] BC2M-0H37P-A Sugihara 15"[38cm] Pro Lam [Quick Cut Small Nose Version] - .325 .050 64 drive links 150MLBK041 oregon is what i have atm. The above is k095 So seems options with 15" bar is limited to 150MLBK041?
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    Does it make much difference kickback boring etc? Noticed there a 10t and 12t version.....
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    Have the makita version also just fitted new carbon brushes my second pair i think. Also fitted a new sprocket so its done alot. Oregon manual says cs 1500 is A041 mount 3/8 low pro 0.50" Seems is what echo saws use so bar an chain options: [ECHO1] BL1M-0L40-A Sugihara Pro Lam 16"[40cm] 3/8 Lo Pro .050 58 drive links WWW.CHAINSAWBARS.CO.UK [ECHO1] BL1M-0L40-A Sugihara Pro Lam 16"[40cm] 3/8 Lo Pro .050 58 drive links
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    Bringing back lynx and wolves would control deer numbers ? Well it worked in yellowstone keystone species that controls the whole ecosytem etc.

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