Skyveiw
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<p>aye right it been a while seen a bought a new saw. thanks for information might save me a packet the ms 171 i bought has had been a soild work horse but has develop bit of fun problem with oil leak and neither ne mor deal could work it out but i time to get a bit more beef than this saw</p>
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are spare parts readily available for them? sorry i just never heard of them before only ever used main two i nto worry if it bright pink as long i can get spares parts and it go the toque both of those hus look nice
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Dolamr good soild sw nerver heard of them before?
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i am currently running with an MS171 and whilst it take dogs abuse it a bit low and is only domestic saw and what to beef up to a professional saw. so my question is what saw best on current market look somewhere between the 500 and 600 pound mark? I was looking at Husqvarna 445 chainsaw or Stihl MS 362 C-M was offered this Efco CS5100-18" but after researching the make i heard there quite high on vibrations any help is appertained Skyveiw
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Same as above i use the first one everywhere else but for the side of your truck use the second one but i move the tree to beginning. shame you can use the tree to form the first letter
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had a similar thing in Aberdeen but has causing any branch die back yet
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It depends on what my mood is when i get up and what day of week Heavy rain+Monday=roll over go back to sleep but i normal keep going until the tea and biscuit have run out no matter what weather unless i really cant be bother or it too dangerous like thunder and lightening Skyveiw
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well it look like at first we all make mistake
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that properly with ebday there some wonderful bargins to be had but it take will power not to buy
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wow it must wieght a fair bit then why would you convert such a thing
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chain saw stihl | eBay browsing through ebay out of boredom and found this is it above is gorund saw or top handle saw has it been convert?
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for adults go hunting at night or step some kind of trap for grubs chemical treatment to soil to be honest there not much to be done. we are own worst emery's as vine weevil love wood type soil (rich in leaf mold) and that soil we emulate in gardens.
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it bacterial shothole in other bacterial canker there also some vine weevil damage around the edge of leaf but it days are numbered
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Hey i am aware of pole it on site assessment. the pole you can see is the last one and cable comes straight down, underground and across under the bridge which is just out of shot. on oppsite side of the tree is a small lawn so i plan on zip lineing as most if not all tree in that direction it going to be small bits at time i think. tradtional lowering would be to risky as there steep bank next to tree and stream at the bottom so i feel that it may lead to accident or people slipping down the bank
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well if i called back to remove it it just means a few more penny to pocket. what annoy me more is when people plant a tree so close to house in first place. the client in this instances it pretty understanding and there is promise of few works and there some big conifers to be remove (not fave removable but still)
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wow well that was alot of more information than i expected. i think i going to go with pollard option and say it require regular pruning every 3 to 5 years depending on growth thank you for help i get so confused BS3998 sometimes with terminology.
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well let hope the planning pays off and it run smooth
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ok it going to be nightmare of job as there steep banking and stream once side house and small garden on other along with heaps of comfiers around so most it have to speed-line out and then large section careful rigged ouu
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would they help it regain it shape? (over several years and pruning it every few years)
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I been asked by client to reduce this rather large ash normal i would feel fair happy about but here were my problem lies. The tree was topped maybe 30 years ago and everything gone straight up and with butchering the tree how do i retain a nice shape or every get a nice shape back. The customer wants it down by half if not lower due to proximity to house so how would you go about it? Skyview
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hello all i current doing a course in management it most dull and boring but we got to write a piece on service/product and I was wondering does anybody know were i am likey to find industry figures (typical costs of running an arb business) and profiles etc thanks in advance for any help
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Skyveiw replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
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been using these for a while you still get a bit warm when ascending up a tree but other than i had no other problems with them [ame=http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00A8J44M8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00]Hi Vis Viz Visibility Work Wear Safety Over Trousers Waterproof Pants: Amazon.co.uk: Clothing@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41aZj4QBSgL.@@AMEPARAM@@41aZj4QBSgL[/ame]
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still got leaves on tree here, snowdrops and daff flowering
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I post video as one i funny and yes i undertsnad fireman should spent more time training to save live but i just feel that one train person in a team should competent in tree felling or at less a chainsaw. with so many street tree being planted it might become part of the job to sort this out for public safety
