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Stere

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  1. No, not since brexit when alot of places stopped shipping to the UK.
  2. Really interesting Must of being an impressive oak forest Would be nice to get them dated from the Dendrochronology?
  3. Have heard that the husky135 mk2 is a better saw in comparison with the ms181.
  4. Big Polytunnel
  5. Spruce almighty ^done already Picus at hanging rock
  6. Rear Windrow (sorry im bad at this) 😏
  7. The whole thing was/is a pyramid scheme or maybe thats too simple an idea? NFTs included in that
  8. 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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  10. Cryptic on crypto 🙂
  11. 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.
  12. 261 suits a 16" better anyway i reckon. Only thing similar i found in stock was this: Sugihara 3/8 .050 OR .325 .050 lightweight pro toonie tip chainsaw bar Husqvarna mount (18 inch bar) – F.R. Jones & Son WWW.FRJONESANDSON.CO.UK How can it be 3/8 and .325? *edit its some kind of special carving narrow nose etc...
  13. Doesn't it affect oiling for longer bars? (narrower groove less oil carries)
  14. Seems police have carte blanche amongst the neo fascist as long as its "woke" swampy type lefties they arrest and MSM jornos. If is was right wing protest - countryside alliance or some such protest etc might be some different opnions on it.
  15. oak
  16. Was a goood thread already on looping beeches: Seems they can be topped if done right but i assume thoose pollards were mostly created before the trees got so mature. Restoration of lapsed beech pollards: Evaluation of techniques and guidance for future work http://www.historictreecare.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Read-et-al-Arb-Journal-2013.pdf
  17. They are quite bad for vibration when new compared to some other multi tools but maybe not "that" bad. Seem very similar to using the titan screwfix ones with regards to having crappy anti vibes. The bigger engines ones in the range are abit better than that model but still not very good. The husky multi tool engine unit is noticably better and nicer to use - less vibrations than the stihl models.
  18. Nothing important i reckon just go with the cheapest.
  19. Maybe there hoping people will dob in there competitors? Or mrs miggins will do it if shes unhappy with the logs? Turn up at the council office HQ with a sample log for trading standards? as they use the term whistleblowing...... Whistleblowing and Local Authority Enforcement - Ready To Burn WWW.READYTOBURN.ORG The Woodsure team provide information on whistleblowing and local authority enforcement of the Ready to Burn scheme.
  20. I still think enforcement will be near zero unless the council are funded for it. Have the firewood police actually fined anyone yet?
  21. Yeah all 3/8 will need new spr0ckets, The mixing inches and metric is what makes the whole thing even more confusing imo.
  22. corduroy suit or cordura?
  23. Kebtek looks abit chinese with a chinglish website though a Texas address? 😏 Company Profile | Kebtek® WWW.KEBTEK.COM Kebtek is an international trade,design enterprise and factory. We are specialized in Garden outdoor products, such as... Will there parts be around in 5yrs V something well known like bacho etc?
  24. Makita one is £800 just for the bare tool not sure why its so pricey. Bacho do both pnematic and cordless one also. Big range here: Battery-powered electric pruning shears - 110 models Best Deal on AgriEuro WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Prompt Delivery & Best Price on Electric Battery-powered Pruning Shears for amateur and professional use. Compare...

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