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  1. Tree monkey 1682
    Didn't see thst , just scan read the article, to be fair ive just came in from doing an large apple tree .
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    Cherry
  3. Tree monkey 1682
    Is it far away from property ? And also its survived quite a few storms already , however it could be on its way out . But saying this ive a client who's trees in a similar state it had a bit of a reduction and its been fine . Depends what you want really
  4. Tree monkey 1682
    Put the pictures up
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    I believe , and better put a caveat in here that ive ran this saw on normal oregon chains not the 53 , in fact im sure because the 352 clone of the above , ive just put standard stuff on it
  6. Tree monkey 1682
    Remember when echo and tanaka did one also ? I cant see how ud have an accident with one but thes got to be someone out there......
  7. Tree monkey 1682
    I dont know if im right or wrong but the atom auger was banned so a local dealer was saying ....
  8. Tree monkey 1682
    Don't get stihl shite, lower stuffs made in China, and other stuff we've had faults with . I had an echo cs310 it did 3 years of abuse then sucking air in then died , I have a cs352 but haven't used it that much to be honest. Its built on the same platform as the cs310 but more power ,though no longer in production .
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    The was a sainsburys built near us, which was one of those eco design things - you looked up and the was a beam made up of several pine joists amalgamated together , I use the term pine very , very loosely as I couldnt identify the timber
  10. Tree monkey 1682
    I wonder why they dont structurally make engineered birch joists in the nordic countries ?
  11. Tree monkey 1682
    Years ago I was trained or more to the point the college I was at did a demonstration of the cobra set up, was a good bit of kit and better than invasive than the old type. Doesn't look like you could take any weight off the tree. Be interesting how you get on with it ?
  12. Tree monkey 1682
    The is that, but some of the tree teams ive worked along were worse, amazingly worse .
  13. Tree monkey 1682
    No trolling , its a simple question, coming from someone not uni grade and someone that has to unpick architectural plans that are normally wrong . As goes for the gut , I run and ride horses to keep fit , I too dont want to get fat . But a 2k ticket and u earn more than someone thats been to uni , the is more money in plant than arboriculture, when years ago it was the other way around .
  14. Tree monkey 1682
    I understand it very clearly, basically we have a uni grade person (apparently intelligent) that cant work out how to get into a manual trade . That's it in simple terms 😆
  15. Tree monkey 1682
    Lime?

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