Rough Hewn
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Another quality video blaisey. [emoji106] Personally the wider the board the thicker the slab. Getting into milling 4" boards with wide butts. The cohesion of fibres is better, less distortion and so much less sawdust. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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The 362 is a dog. The power of a 50cc with the weight of a 70cc. The 462 is way ahead. A spud ported 560 cuts about the same as a 461. But weighs lots less. [emoji106]
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It's a state school, in Huddersfield. Looks like it's been managed, lack of deadwood etc. Informed the school today. Photos and email at reception.
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Yeah, Might talk to the school later today. If they want I'll do it as a freebie. Thanks for the advice [emoji106]
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My daughter has just started a new school with a small woodland. Couldn't help noticing this. I'm no tree surveyor, but I thought this might need sorting. Any advice?
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Wanted. Monkey winch or sandwich powered winch wanted.
Rough Hewn replied to RideTheNight's topic in General chat
Yale do a cable puller identical to tirfor but half the price. I've got the 1.6 ton version and it's pretty tasty. Weighs quite a bit though, with steel cables and ropes etc. Gets heavier the further you have to walk it. The 3.2 ton version is about the weight of a small bungalow. If you get one, get the appropriate rated strops, shackles and rigging rope. [emoji106] -
Some work from the last year.
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Based in Huddersfield, Yorkshire Willing to travel nation wide for the right work Self employed 42 years old Cs30/31/32 DBS Citb hse Clean licence and 4x4 Over ten years professional chainsaw experience. All own ppe, All modern sharp saws Ms261,461,661 Km130 pole saw All run on Aspen and bio-oil. 1.6ton tirfor winch and ropes etc. Experienced in most areas of arb. Also available with Alaskan mills and ms880 Call or text anytime. 07376803384 Thanks Saul
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Thanks mate, I'll be phoning em tomorrow. Anyone on here got a license to store up to 275 litres?
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Not sure about this Wonky, Informed at work about 3 weeks ago, we could legally carry 330 litres of fuel in a vehicle. I presume this means you are allowed to store that amount?
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How much for 200 litres delivered?
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Ages. Never timed one. But two batteries should last all day. [emoji106]
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Stihl msa200 with the ap300 batteries. Cuts smoothly and cleanly even with seasoned oak sleepers. [emoji106]
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If they were paid properly to begin with maybe they wouldn't leave?
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No issues. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji106]
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Logosol sawmills use it. What sprocket are you using?
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Don't use them on the tops of walls! Cowboys who put our neighbours fence up used them on topping stones. 1 month later the wall and fence were going south. Otherwise they are good bits of kit. [emoji106]
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Send a form to all the dead people asking if they mind being shaded by the yew tree... [emoji57][emoji12][emoji848][emoji23]
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Another 40 year old just starting
Rough Hewn replied to forestboy1978's topic in Training & education
It's on the list now, will be down very soon. By professionals. [emoji106] -
Stihl bio oil is what I use, never had a problem. Last non functional oiler I had was ten years ago. Normally non or low oiling is a mechanical fault. But, on most of your saws even new ones, I would suspect foul play.
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Another 40 year old just starting
Rough Hewn replied to forestboy1978's topic in Training & education
No, but saw this today near a job. this is on a 60' ash leaning towards houses 40' away. the cuts are about 4" deep all round. ? -
Who on here was using aspen cans for storage? Had a cool photo of lots of shelves?
