Dean1984
-
Posts
34 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Calendar
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Dean1984
-
If you want to get rid of any logs, give me a call
-
-
Not sure what wood, was just cutting up fire wood when I noticed it. I will see if it’s still there tomorrow after my mad saw session [emoji106]
-
I hate Mushrooms so edible never crossed my mind [emoji23]
-
Thanks for that [emoji106] just thought it looked very strange.
-
Hi all, I am in need of a small chipper for hire in Solihull/Sheldon, I have got to take it through a house so it needs to be able to squeeze through a 31 inch door. Biggest branch no more then 3 inch. Does anyone have one to hire for a day next week or know of anywhere decent? Thanks in advance
-
-
A good installer will advise you on what you need to order or order it themselves. Where are you based? Also I would say if you spend £800 on a stove you should be looking at around £2000 all in as a rough guess
-
Are you planning on building a hearth? Also the curtains will have to go, to get it signed off stoves have to be a certain distance from combustibles. if I was you I would choose the stove and get a price off hetas approved installer and don’t use a stove shop as they will rip your arm off.
-
Anyone looking to get into Alaskan Milling? Selling a set-up.
Dean1984 replied to trigger_andy's topic in Milling Forum
How much?? And where are you located? Cheers -
Anyone looking to get into Alaskan Milling? Selling a set-up.
Dean1984 replied to trigger_andy's topic in Milling Forum
What saw is it? -
Toyota Landcruiser Colorado, in Australia they say if you want to go into the bush get a land rover but if you want to come back get a Landcruiser [emoji23]
-
Go over an view the saw and then make up a story say you are starting up and are after cheap gear and looking for a deal and have CASH. See if you can flush anything out. Longer you wait less chance you have. Cheap saws sell fast.
-
I got a Toyota RAV4 back seats come out and it hold loads, when full the suspension does feel it but have never had an issue, mine is a 2.0 petrol which I would not recommend for fuel economy reasons but the diesel is good on fuel. Also the thing is bomb proof I have kinda abused mine and it loves it but when the seats are in it's drives like a smaller car with loads of room for kids and shopping.
-
<p>Hi Steve, I won a prize in the raffle, this might sound daft but what do I do next? </p>
<p>Thanks Dean</p>
-
Arbtalk raffle live results
Dean1984 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Arbtalk Christmas Charity Raffle 2016
I think this is me? Take it as a compliment lost 2 years I have no idea what I am going to do with the prize. Thanks for all the hard work Steve good cause -
2nd that, Ash
-
I don't like David Haye but I think it will be an easy KO win for him, Tony Bellew is not that good a fighter and does not look in the best shape and I dont think he has the power to give him a punchers chance.
-
Thanks for all your replies i have come across branches under tension in the past and got bars stuck I take my time a little more now and think about each cut.
-
As everyone is aware there is loads of trees being blown over, in the past I have gone out and cleared trees locally before the pros have even got close. But since joining this forum and reading countless posts I have a new found respect for what all you professionals do and would not want to lose anyone income just for my firewood/hobby :001_smile:so today despite having the opportunity to go and clear at least 5 trees I have stayed at home and resisted. what I want to know is how do I stand in the eyes of the law going out and clearing up wind blown trees?
-
I asked the same question a few months back, I went for the 395 on a 24" bar and it's great it cuts so fast and feels unstoppable. My thinking was I need a saw to take a 24" bar so might as well get the 395 as if I need a 36" bar one day I won't be in the same boat again needing a bigger saw. The one thing I will say it's fairly heavy especially full of fuel and oil but to be honest a like that I'm a sucker for punishment. Another reason I chose Husqvarna over Stihl is I got the saw posted so didn't have to travel 120 miles to get the best price.
-
Got saw today it looks awesome! Got 24" bar should be ok for what I need. I am currently using the green stihl 2strokes this any good? Like a said before I will look into aspen but I just want to go out the weekend and play I think after a few hours I will be wanting to change job and work outside all the time.
