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Im pretty careful theese days not to too often jump straight into blackthorn or brambles that destroy clothing tend to use a brushcutter to gain acess first maybe thats why this pair have survived well.

Beaver extreme ones Lasting me ages atm DYNAMIC trousers - With Design A / Class 1 protection and imrpoved sizing WWW.STIHL.CO.UK Work trousers with certified cut resistance to BS EN 381-5, Design A. Preformed, double reinforced knee areas. Trouser...

Think that may be something. All chains have considerable side to side lean action/chatter even new & esp as bars wear narrower drive links may keep em on the straight and narrow better?

Drive links would be very loose in the bar groove probably fly off the bar or something....?

No a very small "smallholder" atm no animals apart from some chickens used to have a few sheep goats etc. Can't see the land tax idea ever happening way to radical.

I agree but If there no SFP then it may not be worth farming most of "marginal land" Wales of Scotland anymore or would the market self correct and drive up food prices? Then George moiboit can rewild then lot ? Remember UK argri is competing against subsidized global imports. Just had George eustice come out and admit the aussie deal he did was shite for the UK. Not sure what the answer is.

So (NK .325 .050 v "regular" .325 .063) no difference in teeth width? but oregon says... Must mean v the 3/8 abit misleading

Mild - daffs are up and lawn still needs mowing

There are alot of peope with income from second homes rented out and/or a partner that has a well paid job. Ladies who lunch etc.

Thanks good explaination understand it better now. Is the automatic electronic fault diagnose software not that reliable?

Is this abit like ebay dropshipping? Suppliers>wharehouse>online shop front (now outsourcing the warehouse part & delivery part)? Less vertical integration?

I still don't fully understand why that has to be the case apart from a lack of expertise in fixing them or by manufacturers, (possibly by poor design) making the spares & maintenace uneconimical compared with parts for petrol ones. Think part of the problem is a faster obsolescence as each new gen comes out. I like makita as the 18v platform has being arounds for ages and a big % of total the cost is in the batteries. Have read that electric cars will need less ongoing service work than ICE ones as less to go wrong so garages will lose out. So they are kind of claiming the opposite for electric cars - cheaper and more easy to fix, but maybe that will be less true in reality.... Im not sure if they are also designed to not last as long ICE ones and be scrapped/replaced faster? Being green would be keeping & retro fitting upgrading older cars for as long as possible. (Bit like Cuba)

How about (cut to size) the rubber matting they use of horse box ramps etc

Remember that huge bog oak table think was a thread on here about it: Our Story — The Fenland Black Oak Project WWW.THEFENLANDBLACKOAKPROJECT.CO.UK

No, not since brexit when alot of places stopped shipping to the UK.

Really interesting Must of being an impressive oak forest Would be nice to get them dated from the Dendrochronology?

Have heard that the husky135 mk2 is a better saw in comparison with the ms181.

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The whole thing was/is a pyramid scheme or maybe thats too simple an idea? NFTs included in that

Very good point have noticed similar. There was a word to describe firewood in the book norwegian wood that was like that - i.e past its best but not visibly rotton etc. Might be the same of alot of firewood & cordwood thats stacked outside for to long.

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Alot of large softwood trees, esp in the pacific NW, and in the US - bigger is always deemed better. Might cut well on a lime tree.