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  1. Good comparisonn reviews here: https://opereviews.com/landscaping/leaf-blowers/best-backpack-blower-shootout/
  2. Stere

    Problems.

    Try another chain
  3. Anyone use skip chains for softwood?
  4. If the chain was brand new & took that long to cut sure it wasn't on backwards?
  5. Yeah its heavy wouldn't want to carry it far shame . Another of thoose fancy plastic mauls here looks good: https://www.ochsenkopf.com/en/products/wedges/
  6. I have a alu fencing maul would that not be alot kinder than a steel sledge on wegdes? Its alot better @ not destroying the tops of fence posts than a steel one. Or you can get expensive fancy plastic ones
  7. "Funky easy soft casual collection" ? Good for hedging hmmm..... My trousers smel reallyl "funky" after not being washed for a few weeks. But maybe he means funky like James Brown.
  8. Yes c32 large tree says learn how to uses wedges & a winch for hung up tree Just asking for which wedges people would recommend to get as don't have any apart from smallest oregon On cs31 I only used a felling lvr I think, never really used wedges etc.
  9. Is it worth getting some new wedges as only have the small plastic oregon ones. Looking at the K H plastic ones come in a set . Or two high lift for about £50 plus spare wooden bits etc
  10. 3 acres for 50k don't think you will make anything from harvesting etc 10yrs ago probably could of bought 20 arces for same price though so maybe land price will increase even more?
  11. Yeah its a rebranded dolmar 420sc So comes in orange or blue depending on country: https://www.svh24.de/dolmar-38cm-benzin-kettensaege-3-0-ps-414038?campaign=pdm/idealo&utm_source=idealoDE&utm_medium=preissuchmaschine&utm_campaign=idealoDE I think shavey on here sells dolmar. I bought mine from germany using google translate.
  12. https://www.radmoretucker.co.uk/shop/garden-machinery/chainsaws-tree-care/petrol-chainsaws/makita-ea4300f45c-petrol-chainsaw-18/ I have^ Alot more saw than a 171 which I have also used. 2.2kw v 1.3kw Being ordering my spares from germany though which might be problem after brexit .
  13. Didn't think mculloch made anything decent any more?
  14. Anyone use them? Alot of clearance by consevation volunteers locally of rhody but stumps just reprout is not sprayed. Thinking they should get on of theese as alot of rhody fairly small shallow rooted I think if would work well on alot of it. This one looks the best designed.
  15. Weather looks abit cycl(e)onic
  16. Time for farmers to do all there hedge cutting the day before ?
  17. Its selling in Denmark https://rudersdalhaveogpark.com/shop/makita-ea3700t35b-617p.html
  18. What happened to that new 4 stroke one the dolmar 500v? Nice translation ? https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=https://www.ingenieur.de/technik/fachbereiche/antriebstechnik/neue-konzepte-kleinen-stinkern-saubermaenner/&prev=search
  19. If for amenity why not just leave majority of the birch too regen. Maybe just clear some paths to walk along round site. If volunteers want oaks etc they can create mini clearings along side of the paths for oaks etc. Oaks are fast growing would soon hold there own against birch after a few yrs of locally clearing round each tree......
  20. Its says alder on wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clog_(British) This guy uses alder: http://www.treforowenclogmaker.co.uk/
  21. Anyone used this thing? https://www.ezelap.co.uk/tools/Chainsaw-Sharpeners.html
  22. I'd do it for wood if I was local. Say 50% of the wood
  23. £3500 to £10,000 to cut one tree down? ?
  24. Used for canal lock gates also apprently
  25. Very rot resitant if kept wet apparently, venice built on alder pillings & was used for water pipes... http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/46506 Roman alder water pipes still in good nick? Also clogs (Wet all time walking in mud)..... But leave a stack of alder out in the woods they rot fast so odd that?

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