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Drifter2406

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About Drifter2406

  • Birthday 24/06/1965

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  • Location:
    Essex
  • Interests
    Shooting, woodwork, Walking
  • Occupation
    Engineer. Part time Stump Grinder Operator.
  • Post code
    RM156HP
  • City
    South Ockendon

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  1. Oregon files are good, just make sure what you buy is for the chain you use.
  2. I think if ww3 happened we would be fighting within these shores as well from the people that are already here willing to take up arms against us.
  3. I use a Chinese Diesel heater and works well in my workshop, 5ltrs last about 10 hours on full but I normally click it on and off if i'm out there and last a couple of days, exhaust is through the wall to outside, bit noisy though which is the only down side if i'm being picky. My workshop size is approx 35' x 15'
  4. There are always going to be people to put you down, rightly you took no notice, I have employed and worked with women in this industry and never had a problem with there work ethic. Good luck for the future and keep proving them wrong.
  5. Got a phone call from a mate who worked as an Arborist after the 1987 storms we had, got minimal training with a chainsaw but it was good money for the time and done it ever since, passed my exams many years ago but was studying Engineering at the time in college so did them both. Now days it is mostly Stump Grinding and general tree maintenance.
  6. Thanks for sharing, hope you have a full and speedy recovery.
  7. Been using mine for a few months now, wouldn't use else now, brilliant.
  8. Weird aint it? I can spend 24/7 with my animals and enjoy every minute, can't do that with humans.
  9. I use the Husky 135MK2 and it's proved to be a good saw.
  10. That's a relief, no none on the ends of the logs just the bark. Thanks for the reply
  11. I have just noticed I have them in my log pile that i keep on grass at the end of the garden covered with a tarp, this is on an Ash tree though. I also have only seen holes and nothing else, should I be woried?
  12. Saunton Sands in North Devon, been going there since the 70s,
  13. Do you still have any of these for sale?

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