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Stere

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  1. https://invasivespeciesireland.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Nymphoides_peltata_ISAP.pdf from reading this it sounds a nightmare to get rid of it. https://dnr.wi.gov/files/PDF/pubs/ss/SS1051.pdf see the natural enemies bit^
  2. Intelligence is supposedly 50% genectic & 50 enviroment. Some studies on cousin marriage traditions find that it don't help IQ etc https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/children/11723308/First-cousin-marriages-in-Pakistani-communities-leading-to-appalling-disabilities-among-children.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cousin_marriage
  3. Just leave it ain't doing no harm, could trim with brushcutter to stop it spreading out more. Once fence needs replacing then clear the lot.
  4. New age travellers are gorgers too apparently.
  5. In 2 or 3 yrs they will grow back the same length so will be a constant on going thing to keep them tidy if thats what you want. Your could try doing one tree see if you like the look of it after.
  6. Any opinions on theese? https://www.agrieuro.co.uk/honda-gx-35-engine-multi-tool-brush-cutter-pruner-hedge-trimmer-attachments-p-5364.html Says engine is honda and attachments are off brand marina The proper honda version is about £1000 for the same attachments.
  7. But a dumpy bag fulled on top of a proper wheelbarrow can carry loads more for the lighter large volume stuff like grass mowings leaves & hedge clippings. Its like a single wheeled sack trolley better for moving heavy stuff like boulders & large tree rootballs etc, but normal a sack trolley will also do that. So its niche is heavy loose stuff gravel i suppose but tipping gravel etc from a normal wheel barrow is easier than empting that I reckon.
  8. https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.forumdiagraria.org/macchine-per-l-agricoltura-f56/coppia-massima-active-6-5-brutale-t107827.html&prev=search 3.2 nm of maximum engine torque at 6000 rpm
  9. Many saplings are completely dead apart from a few sprouts at base, many trees around 30yrs old age top of canopy twigs dead. Least visible signs on the 50yrs old plus trees though a few some are showing signs also. How fast will it progress to kill the mature trees after they first show symptoms?
  10. How about port this 65cc 3.3kw italian job https://www.active-srl.com/en/catalogo/brushcutters/professional-straight-shaft/65-bt-brutale
  11. What machine to get get logs so high in piles? Mobile Conveyor ?
  12. Lidl selling there 40v stuff now: https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Non-Food-Offers.htm?articleId=13976 25cm thick branches? Would like to see how long that takes
  13. BTL market alot less profitable now iv'e heard than it used to be. I don't like the idea of profit from others in that way, something morally wrong about theese BTL empires of houses etc.. But im probably just jealous of people who made millions though BTL without working because thay got lucky with a lump sum too invest then got onto BTL gravy train it at the right time of the house price market cycle etc. Alot of housing benefit going to making BTL landords rich in former council houses.
  14. Found a group review of cordless hegde trimmers: https://opereviews.com/landscaping/hedge-trimmers/best-cordless-hedge-trimmer-shootout-2018/
  15. Will have to extend the woodshed for the upcoming felling frenzy. I remember used to be elms everywhere, now about over 80% of big trees, are ash trees round here.
  16. Its everywhere on Anglesey especially saplings
  17. Stere

    Dolmar

    Have you ever used the rbc hegde trimmer attachment? Makita A-89523 Will it fit a rbc3101? also not sure about using a hegde trimmer with bullhorn handles?
  18. Stere

    Dolmar

    I have run the RBC model 30c version for yrs. Quality strimmer The MM4 engines I can't find much feedback on them or reviews of them from longer term users. Like the "eco" idea of the 4 stroke of the mm4 makita long reach hegde trimmers, less exhaust fumes, but thinking 4 stroke still means heavier & less power compared to others? There cheaper than echo stihl etc though....
  19. Stere

    Felling axe

    https://helko.co.uk/products/tasmania-timber-sport-axe Looks like a bugdet version of the competition timber sport axes so good for felling trees probably. Never tried felling a tree with an axe.
  20. Look up dolmar (makita are blue dolmars) alot of posts about them Dolmar PS 5105
  21. Theres no fairtrade label for charcoal or eqivalent?, so its cheap in supermarket I suppose as probably imported from places with cheap labour zero enviro regs (deforestation etc) etc, hard to compete against that. It even funds terrorism: https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/Comment/2018/3/5/UAE-still-supports-al-Shabaab-through-Somalias-illicit-charcoal-trade Only way is target market @ people who care about enviro wanna buy british etc. I bought some local direct 2.5kg for £5.
  22. Have 6000 litre of water butts for veg garden & could do with double during a dry summer
  23. Any local farm shop type place that could stock it, but I suppose they would want a %. The local farm shop has fruit & veg at a crazy prices & its not organic & much is bought in (labeling isn't clear but the they have obvious out of season stuff) but as its a "farm shop" opposed to lidl people seem ok paying alot more. They even have bananas in stock.

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