Mick Dempsey
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Everything posted by Mick Dempsey
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Tried earborist?
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Buy new on lease hire.
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Budget?
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In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!
Mick Dempsey replied to silky fox's topic in The Lounge
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The Charentaise Rondinaud slipper ? Port Franc In a strange twist I have worked at the factory owners house, Monsieur Rondinaud. Great bloke, let me talk in French for a good half hour till he tired of listening to me mangling his lingo and broke into perfect English. The prices are for originals, mine were picked up for a tenner from supermarche.
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Authentic charentaise slippers is what the cognescenti are in these days...
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Yes I'm sure you're right. I never will though.
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/97599-things-i-havent-done-without-consequence.html I've never polished my chainsaw boots, I have to say the biggest problem I get is the soles separating from the uppers, would that be solved by polishing? That happened more when I was doing lots of conny hedges, getting my foot stuck in a fork and yanking it free. Here's a picture of my boots to enhance your Friday night. I don't know their names.
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Nasty awkward stuff done well, thanks for posting. Were the stumps left like that to keep the slope secure? Robinia coppices pretty well.
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So where is it to be found?
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Some kind of Broom?
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Sorry, missed this post. Explain "wind up" please. Could you mean that if I spin the wheels a bit on mud it'll "unwind" and be easier to come out of 4wd?
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Blade/flywheel weight praps.
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Looks good Bob, but I'm a simple soul. I'm going to visit my brother in Yorkshire later on this month, I'll pick up a cheaper one there.
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I've always done my TW by feel, apart from when a blade came off and ruined the anvil and pocket it's been fine!
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IMO, you'd be better off replacing the whole tree. It's possible it would regrow to form a tree of some description, but it could also die very quickly. Maybe plant one nearby and retain your "stump tree" see what happens. Get some deer guards of course!
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The first two posts in this thread seem a bit too contrived to be true IMO
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Goddam it, I'm going to sell mine and buy a Jensen because of that. Curse you God for playing such a foul trick on me!
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Count yourself lucky, €350 for a facom one here.
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I love this viz take on the whole diet industry.
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And me (buying the better torque wrench) that's my job for the day it seems.
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Grinding bigger domestic stumps is all about getting rid of the grindings, if you're wheel barrowing it out of the garden onto a truck on your own it can be a dispiriting experience. Also the tools you bring can make a difference, sometimes a fork will be needed to lift the stuff, sometimes a shovel, a big blower is good, plus a power broom. Another tip is never to reload the grinder before its all clean and tidy because you're always going to find another running root in the final clear up.
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That machine should have both those stumps done by lunchtime. Seriously. Edit, at least by the end of the day, the lime is not small.
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Does seem odd "here's my price but I will go cheaper" If it works for you I guess.
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Almost certainly leaf mould in the cavity, but better safe than sorry I guess.
