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    Wood tick removal

    Never play with ticks. Playing around, or using alcohol or sigarets will make them empty their stomach before release. Use something sharp like your nails scratching over your skin to pull the critter out. No need to turn in circles at all. Don't mess with the chance of getting inflicted with...
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    Read this. Thoroughly! This explains the discussion why Roundup is toxic and why Monsanto makes us believe it's not. http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/06/09/monsanto-roundup-herbicide.aspx
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    Treehumper down and getting back up.

    [emoji106]
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    grcs

    Is it yours, was it yours? Do you know what's been done with it? At least cut the webbing and install a new one.
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    ABR Rigging Thimbles

    Why would you want that? To accommodate the sling it is in? Got a point there but than you also would have just one friction point. With a round one you'll have a infinite amount of friction points.
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    You probably are able to translate this by Google. Ingredients in Roundup are modified by the human body into carcinogenic substances. Do you really think that counts as non carcinogenic ingredients in Roundup? http://www.vtm-milieu.nl/roundup/
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    Cut low and tell the owner to regularly cut the sprouts. Why would this be a problem. It never is when I tell my customers I don't use poison.
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    Sorry Katz, but there is really no proper manner to use Glyphosate. After proper use the product stays in the environment and ends up in the water despite what the big M makes us believe.
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    Tree Motion Defect??

    Maybe it isn't even a slip of the knive. Maybe the overall opening of that slot is not quite wide enough.
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    Tree Motion Defect??

    Come on Tuttle. A one millimeter slip of a knife on an overall very well made harness fabricated of high quality materials is poor workmanship? Does that mean that out of every 100 pruning cuts that you make all 100 are perfect? Mine are not. I can't keep up a 100% top notch workmanship. But I...
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    Tree Motion Defect??

    That's no fault nor defect crack. Even if you would hang a elephant on that it wouldn't tear apart. The material and the inner webbing is just too sturdy to let that happen.
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    Aha, so you need proof to be sure that poison is poisonous? Check the research that has been done by others than the Monsanto lobbyists.
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    Husqvarna 5120 LiXP

    Halfway next week is nowhere in the world a monday.
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    Husqvarna 5120 LiXP

    My son is a professional Photoshopper but i told him I wanted to do this one by myself. [emoji12] Sorry guys, no 5120 LiXP (yet).
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    Glyphosate (Round Up): Toxic?

    In The Netherlands this product is finally banned for professional use and most big garden center chains have stopped selling to the public.
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    Husqvarna 5120 LiXP

    You can try it yourself. The saw is here tomorrow for testing.
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    Husqvarna 5120 LiXP

    Finally something bigger. 120 volts 12 amps battery. It'll be in for testing in one day.
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    T536LiXP Battery Problem

    So now you have four petrol replacements? Now you can definitely leave your charger at home when pruning. ☺
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    T536LiXP Battery Problem

    No, that's no problem. But when you start to like the saw like I do you will definitely go beyond those four inches. That means you end up with the 536 cutting too big wood. It hasn't damaged mine, but multiple times a day cutting big wood shouldn't be done with this tophandle pruning saw.
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    T536LiXP Battery Problem

    Don't even think about it! As you said, it works comfortably in 4 inch. You once in a while can bury the 12 inch too but I tested it with a newly developed Husqvarna saw chain. The chain was perfect, but I had to use a 14 inch bar to do so and that combo (14 inch on the 536) is a no go! Stick...

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