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Stere

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  1. I like the look of the basic flat bed ones they seems more versatile Used to use a honda one yrs ago for dry stone walling but they are near £5000 now There are various cheaper italian made ones but since brexit they stopped shipping stuff. Tracked and Wheeled Power Barrows - Offers AgriEuro 2024 WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Prompt Delivery & Best Price on Tracked and Wheeled Power Barrows. Power barrows with 100 to 600 Kg loading capacity... Chinese muck truck type here for £1200 or tracked Minidumpers & Wheelbarrows | DELEKS WWW.DELEKS.CO.UK DELEKS® Minidumpers with rubber tracks and B&S or YAMAHA petrol engines, Wheelbarrows 4WD with petrol engine or full...
  2. I think theese are the 3 main brands plus the chinese ones I guess he has a polish Remet?
  3. Carbon steel is better for knives sharpens easy.
  4. Theres a slim chance it might coppice from the stump, below the damage if felled.
  5. Stere

    Lidl 53cc saw

  6. Local place is £195 a month for a 20ft container. Latest local craze is dog exercise paddocks.
  7. Korean fir not pine Hard to say from one pic what the issue may be. Might be some fungal disease id trim off affected growth https://cdn.forestresearch.gov.uk/2022/02/fr_pathnote17_sirococcus.pdf
  8. A property I work at sometimes has a stink pipe in the front garden. Stink pipes - Designing Buildings WWW.DESIGNINGBUILDINGS.CO.UK Stink pipes - Designing Buildings - Share your construction industry knowledge. Stink pipes such as this one at... Some days it can really stink..... normally its not so bad - more like if you stood in some dog shite lvl of smell...
  9. After all the ash is gone there won't be many big trees of any kind left in the hedgerows. As im guessing about 80% of the large roadside/ field hedgrows trees are ash. Before DED the most common boundary tree was probably elm....& ash second.
  10. Thats alot of canker on such young trees esp bramley as normally thay are fairly hardy against it. All the canker needs prunning off but now is not the best time to be creating so many new wounds over winter....should of being done in summer. If that doesn't work maybe a new apple tree or consider a tree of of another species Also soil drainage is important apple trees really dislike winter waterlogging of soil. .If the soil isn't right, there is alot higher chance the canker will to reoccur even if you got a new apple trees esp if planting in the same location https://www.rhs.org.uk/disease/bacterial-canker
  11. I find certain less sensible dogs loose on the work site stressful. Machinary driving about and trees felling and some guys dawg running about nearby etc... no always a good combination I know many are actually very sensible and ok & have more sense than some humans. But some owners who think there dog are fine as they have being doing that for yrs when im thinking that dogs gonna cop it any minute..... Local farmer ran over & killed his own sheep dog on a quad.....im sure its pretty common......
  12. The last train was good
  13. I like my makita 18v - though 2cm is abit much 15mm is more realistic DUH601Z They also have a new 40v range now.
  14. Stere

    Tree ID

    Phillyrea latifolia? Was a thing in old gardens but fallen out of fashion, as it suits niwaki prunning kind of back in niche fashion by the sound of it... Whole Lotta Love - Niwaki WWW.NIWAKI.COM In a list of big excitements that have befallen me of late (starting with the birth of our boy Digby more than two years...
  15. Mature trees less affected as lammas growth that gets it and they have less % of it versus seedlings. Its seedlings and coppice that get it worse i think. Alot of in depth info here: European oak powdery mildew: impact on trees, effects of environmental factors, and potential effects of climate change | Annals of Forest Science | Full Text ANNFORSCI.BIOMEDCENTRAL.COM • Context Powdery mildew is one of the most common diseases of oaks in Europe. After alarming reports in the beginning of... Don't think theres any easy fixes esp with climate change probably making it worse. I wouldn't blame the nursery as its being knocking about for over 100yrs. Though theese things evolve new more virulent strains that nuseries general and international trade etc may help spread about faster than previously.....if trees were all sourced local...
  16. Alot of pots/compost etc are full of gravel will wreck blades fast?
  17. Im guessing about 2.5- 3 days but I normally get it wrong on estimating how long something takes.
  18. Thats impressive/crazy wonder were you can buy one of thoose 35k trees from? Assume alot of aftercare is needed for yrs? Have you seem this documentary? Root of the problem: the brutal creation of a billionaire’s pleasure garden | Film | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM New documentary Taming the Garden follows an ancient tree’s journey to a Georgian tycoon’s property – a tale of...
  19. Trees are always "out of control" 🙂
  20. Probably got adb also by the looks of it...
  21. How about Nambian logs..... Buy Firewood, Braaiwood & Charcoal - Namibian Hardwood UK LTD NAMIBIANHARDWOOD.CO.UK Nothing Burns Like Our Wood! Nr.1 Direct Importer Of Premium Dry African Hardwood Logs & BBQ Charcoal. Ready To Burn &... Seems marketing is half of it........
  22. Plannings seem poor compared to the granite chippings from the local quarry. Seen alot of drives with plannings, that if there any slope just get washed away by rain & even on the flat ones potholes form very quickly. Granite doesn't seem to wash out as much....or pothole as fast maybe as its a heavier density
  23. Seems its a different specific compound rather than general oak tannins? ref from wikipeadia....
  24. Cheaper than printer ink! OAK GALL INK. 50ml. HANDMADE IN WALES FROM TRADITIONAL INGREDIENTS. WWW.EBAY.CO.UK This ink behaves in exactly the way that should be expected of traditionally prepared oak gall ink. It writes in a 'washed'...

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