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Excels1or

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  1. 7 years
  2. Anyone ballpark what an acre of land would cost to rent P.A? Its for growing Xmas trees. Glasgow based
  3. Could be Scold, could be fungal. If you pruned it hard I'd have expected it to yield more fruit, see how it produces this year as pears can skip a year. Prognosis doesn't look good in the long run as there's visible delamination, however as its a small tree which is still going into leaf means there's Cambium hanging in there
  4. We're getting £24 a tonne atm, thats picked up from our yard
  5. Weave them into a living willow structure and grow vegetables in the shit 😂
  6. Sorry, I mis read your post! Thought you where asking for stoves fitted
  7. Give Dan a shout Wood Burning Stoves Fife & Edinburgh THESTOVECO.COM Stoveco provide modern contemporary stoves as well as the more rustic traditional options. Our Everhot Kitchen stove range...
  8. 10 pages on nonsense 😂
  9. Racist!
  10. There's a number of subbies and hire with operators we use, if they asked for £50 more we'd probably pay it...... Shy bairns get nae sweets
  11. I'm based in Glasgow and were doing alright, 3 man team, usual 3 man set up. What we do is keep a close eye on our profit margin.
  12. This makes no sense
  13. Same number as well
  14. Thats the exact text I got the other day...posted about it here
  15. Got mine taken off me when I was 9 or 10
  16. Yeah Stihl gear half price, but 500, 261 and grinder used
  17. Just had a random text from someone asking if we want half price Stihl gear. Hes also got a 500, 261 and stump grinder he's doing "deals on". Selling for a mate etc etc etc
  18. I'd recommend the MS 400, great all round ground saw and light in the tree
  19. How would I check that mate?
  20. Had blockage in our ST6, freed it, now both rollers are running very slow and then stopping, in both directions, feels like they've lost hydraulic pressure but levels are fine. Any ideas?
  21. Bark looks like Hawthorn on the top picture
  22. Maybe get a trial on an avant if you're thinking about buying one.....try different attachments
  23. Aye, you'd be better with a claw attachment. Buckets are fine, but as Mick said you'll end up picking up loads of earth/mud, which will trash your chains
  24. Our yard has no electric, and I'm getting tired of driving to the car wash to hose chipper/grinder down. Has anyone got a decent setup (washer/generator) that works well for them? We've got plenty of IBC's for water storage.
  25. Given how far the bark has been scattered I'd say someone's been picking at it. Doesn't seem to be down to the cambium, no harm done.

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