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Stere

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  1. Looks good but shouldn't outdoor deck boards have gaps to drain water just as it might then dry and last longer? Suppose might not looks as nice with gaps....
  2. Heres some case studies & infos about meadow restoration projects & methods. http://www.magnificentmeadows.org.uk/assets/uploads/CM_Restoration_Workshop_-_Liverpool_2016.pdf http://www.magnificentmeadows.org.uk/assets/pdfs/Creating_bare_ground_for_meadow_restoration_-_examples.pdf Quite alot of time effort and machinary & grant/ charity money involved making meadows.
  3. Zannon an italian company do smaller engined similar style one for 5000 euro & the Same engine on a chipper is 6000 euro Made in italy supposedly
  4. Fancy a try of this new rotary engine machine....^ Im not convinced sharpening mower blades is that critical as didn't notice a new blade making a huge difference to the cut. Must get round to doing the strimmer ones. Have the smaller ( in thickness and sized) 2 tooth oregon mulch blade. The bigger ones are alot heavier. Maybe the 3 tooth ones are kinder to the machines than 2 tooth? How do you balance blades when sharpening any fancy jig etc? Seen some expensive looking wall mounted thing for it....
  5. Spec chart https://www.stihlusa.com/WebContent/CMSFileLibrary/downloads/Chain-Saw-Comparison-Chart.pdf Numbering system kind of explained? Stihl Chainsaw Model Names Decoded – workshoppist.com WORKSHOPPIST.COM
  6. Im guessing 70cc class as its half way between. And something new enough that spares are still around. Or maybe 60cc
  7. So a similar scheme until 1960's seem to have increased houses being built. But this time round they are saying a new version would reduce the new houses built.
  8. new kaaz rotary 4 stroke strimmer KAAZ Purple Monster VT840刈払機を発売、ロータリーバルブ4サイクルエンジン搭載の革新モデル | VOLTECHNO VOLTECHNO-COM.TRANSLATE.GOOG Purple Monsterは、カーツ独自開発の“Core Valve System”を搭載するロータリーバルブ4サイクル...
  9. At least 3 weeks with no rain and non forcast quite rare for May? (North Wales)
  10. Think ive seen a few ones about that size on estate parkland Some very big ones about: Sycamore Maples (Acer pseudoplatanus) in the United Kingdom WWW.MONUMENTALTREES.COM
  11. Some of that wood looks abit rotten i reckon esp this one: It would be annoying to be paying for half rotten logs as they have lost some of the firewoods calorific value. Wouldn't worry about what beetle lives in them as it won't harm live trees.
  12. Ladys smock / cuckoo flower seems a fairly common flower in pastures. See alot of if about My mini "meadow" or wilderness that has zero proper meadow managament (as not being cut for yrs) is mostly meadow sweet common knapweed oxeye daisy & Wild Angelica and now the odd self seeding oak saplings. Used to be used for sheep and hay. Think its hard to turn improved grassland back in to meadow fast as takes a few yrs to lower fertility etc. Saw/read about someone going to the hassle of stripping turfs to make a meadow and thus removing top soil to reduce fertility. Where i have not mowed in the garden lawn as there was daffs growing is all full of red campion & cow parsley atm. The wild look its on trend at chelsea flower show 😏
  13. Kuwait oil wells burning?
  14. Neigbour has being mulch mowing 5 acres of paddocks (least twice a week at this time of yr) for decades with a tractor - its like a golf course green. Hes decided to let the next door farmer use it for hay this year. Think some people must enjoy mowing alot.
  15. Just had a swarm of honey bees airbourne in the garden. Pretty impressive sight never seen anything like it before Seemed about a 30m2 area of dense flying very noisy bees didn't fancy walking right into the middle denser parts of it. Now they all have buzzed off somewhere
  16. No idea nice patterns though Tree looks half dead
  17. Whitebeam
  18. Yeah that can happen theres knack to it not happening - using the dawgs and blipping the throttle in a certain way etc. Ive found it only normally sometimes an issue with smaller diameter logs under 4inch. A narrow kerf chain and rakers not to agressive makes a less grabby chain & makes a big difference. Or just stick a bigger log on top of all the smaller ones.
  19. Don't think you'll get much for that .
  20. White flys exoskeletons i reckon
  21. That Timbercroc looks cool but I find the traditional type better to use as chucking a single or normally multiple logs on top is for me alot faster than being limited to clamping each log one at a time. Or if lots of wood and it doesn't need to be mobile just stick two rows of posts in the ground or make some frame like this: Oregon do a smaller mobile version of this design that looks ok ....though not keen on it being metal
  22. Bit far north for chesnut coppice poles unless you can go pick some up or find someone local that stocks it. Could try theese guys looks like the have chesnut poles? Handmade wooden fencing in Yorkshire | Woodland Craft Fencing | Yorkshire Hurdles WWW.YORKSHIREHURDLES.COM Our bespoke fencing is hand made to order using sustainable English woodland materials. We use a variety of woods... Another option would be larch cladding maybe
  23. I dont like the above design at all having tried one. I made a simple folding wooden one from USA type pallets: Which is loads better, its a bit like this one below Ditch the thing in pic would be my advice and get or make a decent one instead. AI bot?
  24. Mog the thick persons idea of a clever person, the torys attempt at gerrymandering seems like it backfired which he admits in this article: 🙂 Local elections 2023: Voter ID backfired on Tories, says Rees-Mogg WWW.BBC.CO.UK The ex-minister suggests his party brought in the controversial measure to boost their election chances. Voter suppression in the United States - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
  25. How about a polytunnel. Not sure how the price compares to marquees but northern polytunnel are good they do a whole range of different covers

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