Mountain man
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Everything posted by Mountain man
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Agreed, real flu ( which I haven't had in 40 years) wouldl leave you incapable of anything except suffering.
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50 quid. Old, slow, etc.
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You shouldn't worry too much about resale, it's about what it'll make you when you have it. If you're fretting about resale buy an Alfa spyder.
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Ha ha.
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Oh stop worrying about it! Look on the bright side if he does kill himself you can squeeze another 50 quid on your day rate while its fresh on everyone's mind.
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I'd give him a job.
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So what? they're down no one hurt, felled with a 13 inch bar. good job I say.
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Good pics, lot of work done!
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Yes, burn what you got, if it's free.
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At what point can we say they're both bloody brilliant?
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Agreed. Drainage, that's the key.
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All very strange. You sacked him because of stick you got here? That's a first.
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No it's not a coincidence, it's partly because they went to the best universities, got the best education. I'm fairly sure they can spell the prime minister's name as well.
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So these have been in circulation for a few weeks now. Any more mini reviews?
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Yes, dead right, practical solutions, ie green waste sites for commercial users that don't cost the earth.
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Well that took an odd turn.
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Is there any reason why it's not just a Norway spruce? I might be missing something and it something exotic, but it looks like a scabby old Norway /Christmas tree to me.
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I'd guess at horse chestnut.
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Learn something every day! I would add that when a spring broke I didn't notice any reduction in "pulling in power"
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Ha ha, very good (and not far off the truth)
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On the 150 at any rate you take off the springs to lift the top roller for access to the blades. It's a 2 minute job to replace them, I've had two break in 11 years. It's my opinion they either break or they're fine. Won't cost a lot to try though. Like the man said a new anvil or turn over the existing one is always a good move.
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We're a service industry, if you don't believe me google it.
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Of course it's not good for the tree, it's good for the client, who wants more light, satellite signal whatever. News alert!!!! You are not a nurse, doctor or Ebola worker, or a crew mate on the rainbow warrior, you cut and fell trees for a living. Also yes, I am driven by financial gain, I'm in a service industry. So are you.
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Ten grand would buy a very decent grinder, from a business point of view that could make a lot more sense.
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I suppose as your Land Rover carrys about a wheelbarrow full of chip it makes little difference.
