Will C
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we had a ryobi hedge cutter years ago, brought it secondhand (@about 5-6 year old) to get a job done, it took as much abuse as a Stihl, we used it for a couple of years till it gave up
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Considering most tree teams work on the grounds of leave the phone in the truck/pocket, I reckon your on a hiding to nothing
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Good luck with the new venture Steve, looks smart 👍
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Reckon it looked like a lpg tank went bang, it proper wiped matey out on the rebound!
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That sounds like it’s going to hurt in the morning 🥴 hope you have a speedy recovery
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Going to be a big dog once she grows into those ears!
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Maybe that is where the bike suit guy has gone 🤔
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What to do with 200+ MASSIVE stumps?
Will C replied to Whoppa Choppa's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Here was this one bloke he was 8ft tall you know! (Just like this tail) -
Any one after a good condition easy lift? Open to offers, it’s not being used and is in the way. Happy to sort postage. Im not desperate for the £ so no I wont except 50p and a curlywurly 🤣
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What to do with 200+ MASSIVE stumps?
Will C replied to Whoppa Choppa's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I would love to know where this is, if live oak Copice stools of that age are genuinely being destroyed with permission heads should be rolling. ive a funny feeling someone is trying to pull everyone’s plonker and is getting plenty of bites! -
How long's a piece of string? Or, how long to trim hedge?
Will C replied to sloth's topic in General chat
4 inch sounds far better -
To floppy, metal to metal fatigue. If your worried I would update the dead eye sling.
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I used to run one one on the microbull. Worked well for us, but marks right about losing the loader to other stuff.
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Volkswagen Beetle, probably early 70s
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Yet another What tree is this post
Will C replied to Stringman's topic in Tree Identification pictures
There is worse firewood. I would take lime over willow or horse chestnut any day -
Ifor Williams tipping trailer with hiab
Will C replied to Philip chambers's topic in Cranes and Mewps
Looks a handy bit of kit. What sort of money did it cost you to build? -
My favourite used to be my lid, put it down while on the rake at end of a job and leaving it behind.
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wrong tree planted in wrong location, I would put money on either it was pot bound and didn’t like the drought last year or the man next door has some roundup and a paint brush. They are near impossible to kill by cutting them back. what I wanted to say was: Result that’s one less giant euc to worry about in 10 year time you and the neighbourhood had a lucky escape there.
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No worries
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No worries, just shout. As to the boat cost don’t we know it, most expensive bit of water in Europe!
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Can you post it on here please Mick? Don’t do facelessbook and I’m not about to start! - Suffin about Old dogs + new tricks and all that!
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Evening Eggs. I can’t do the driveway here at the mo I’m afraid but there are a fair few good pitching spots locally I can put you on to, some tucked away and some right on the beach, just let me know if your coming this way and I will do what I can to see you right while your on my rock! 👍
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Any one after an easy lift harness? We have one here that we don’t really use anymore after stopping doing big hedges. it’s probably 3-4 year old but only been used half a dozen times and is in as new condition. Got both Velcro straps for fixing on the tools as well as a added tool clip Its a double gas strut one (heavy duty) but you can remove one gas strut if you require less lift. can sort posting it at cost. Or can collect from Isle of Wight! £150 ovno Last pic is a sales pic from the easy lift web site as I’ve not unfolded it and used it just to get the same pic!
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I thought they all had lots of chippers, just not their own!
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That has got to be the best layman sharpening guide ive seen. 👍 Don’t forget to reset the depth gauges/rakers after sharpening.
