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    macrocarpa replied to the thread Chlorosis treatments?.
    Timing was fall-late winter before leaf out. An Arborjet rep told me oaks can take the high rate even during the summer (maples and...
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    macrocarpa reacted to ATH's post in the thread Chlorosis treatments? with Like Like.
    Could it be that we no longer have acid rain??? I've talked to old farmers who say they've never had to apply sulfur but they are now...
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    macrocarpa reacted to ATH's post in the thread Chlorosis treatments? with Like Like.
    What was your timing for the injection? I thought the high rate is supposed to be good for 3 years...but since is not a pesticide you...
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    macrocarpa replied to the thread Chlorosis treatments?.
    Follow up on this post: Using the old Quickjet I can inject oaks and river birch at the High 15ml / DBH" rate with no resistance at...
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    macrocarpa replied to the thread New Makita Top Handle.
    basement
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    macrocarpa replied to the thread New Makita Top Handle.
    Here's the weights. I just realized one is the 40v battery platform and the other is the old 18v battery platform. I wonder what...
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    macrocarpa replied to the thread New Makita Top Handle.
    I haven't had a problem with Makita batteries so far. Maybe yours were getting a lot more use though. I've been super impressed with the...
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    macrocarpa reacted to ATH's post in the thread New Makita Top Handle with Like Like.
    I really like the Makita 18V too handle - especially with that little Panther bar you gave me @macrocarpa Unfortunately the batteries...
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    macrocarpa replied to the thread New Makita Top Handle.
    That would be disappointing! I compare everything to my 7lbs echo 2500 T. Only downside is the batteries are finicky in the winter. I...
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    macrocarpa reacted to surveyor's post in the thread New Makita Top Handle with Like Like.
    I like Makita, I have a Makita drill which is much lighter than most if not all battery drills, just bring spare batteries. Plus it...
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    Interesting but its the 40V battery platform. XGT & LXT Top Handle Chainsaw | UC031G & DUC258
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