Mick Dempsey
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Sweet chestnut.
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Thanks Tom, but the die is cast. It's being exported to France anyway so I'm not anticipating too much dealer concern.
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Wild service Tree. Sorbus torminalis.
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Quick pic at the colosseum. The hat is keepin' it arb!
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Superb objects. I've just come back from Rome where we did the whole colosseum/forum thing. I really loved it. You must get a big kick out of finding stuff like that.
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Ok thanks guys, I'll order it tomorrow, sounds like it does its job. Looking forward to using it. The hydraulic winch on the Landy was good but soooo slow, put a pulley on it and it was glacial.
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Yes, I kept mine from when I had the winch on the landy, knew it'd come in handy!
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Mebees, this is only a couple of G, and I've got some work coming up in the next few weeks, so no time to buy bits and fab stuff up.
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Im getting the towhitch, for the chipper. I hope the £50 was not what the winch cost, or I'm paying a bit too much! I think they're throwing in the hitch gratuit.
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35 M | Series M | Products | Uniforest d.. About to pull the trigger on this winch. For use on my Kubota stv36 Weight is right, around 250kg, I don't need all the hydraulics as I'm not a forester. So I plumped for mechanical. It'll be for back leaners and the odd bit of forwarding. Anyone use one and has experience/strong feelings about them?
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Sounds like a case for Judge Rinder. -
Soooo much hassle, best to sell yours and get a bigger machine.
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Yep that blue flip line you have there Scotspine is on my harness all day every day.
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Tell us about your finds Paul, specifically the coins, how old are they?
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All year round, leather ones as a preference.
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First year I've had a flower bud on my front of house bushes.
Mick Dempsey replied to George Gorman's topic in General chat
George, I'm thrilled that you can post pictures now. They're a bit random though. Maybe this one, and a few of the others belong in a another thread. It's not really a "thread starter" is it? -
Great Sunday morning viewing, love the guys running for the log making a break for it!
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Now is good.
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The French use this tree a lot as a courtyard shade tree. They respond well to heavy pruning/pollarding so cut any upward growth and leave the horizontal stuff to grow up to a metre or whatever. Annually or every few years (up to you really how often) prune back to the same spot so it becomes a "knuckle" Continue to remove upward growth along the branch.
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Everyone should watch this and take note
Mick Dempsey replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Business Management
Oldest line in the book. Stopped falling for it a long time ago. -
<p>Hi Stu,</p>
<p>I know I've asked you this before but I forgot. What make is that winch on the back of your John Deere please?</p>
<p>Mick</p>
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Everyone should watch this and take note
Mick Dempsey replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Business Management
Interesting. Worth a look certainly. Plus only 2 Minutes long! -
From my visits to Thailand I would say as the tree goes up the lower fronds die off and eventually fall endangering people underneath, so regular removal of lower branches isr needed.
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Bigtreedon, connys....yuk! Nice judgement anyway.
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Timon, that's some good tyre placement/lawn saving. Stuff all that chainsaw milling stuff, log it up, get it out, collect the cheque. Prolly riddled with nails anyway.
