neilly
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Machete for Greenlaning
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Yes but more straight w
Yes similar but longer and more straight with a hook
Evan farmer
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Yes but more straight w
Yes similar but longer and more straight with a hook
Evan farmer
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google is your friend
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I have another one which is longer which ends like a sword but i never use that one
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You have an inverter !
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An ex army one works well, holds a good edge. Easily lost if you drop it in greenery though, Also cheap to come by, think mine was around £15 although that was about 7/8 years ago ish
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... and back doors, side doors, van doors, truck doors, the possibilities are many and varied.
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for brush a proper tool for the job
a bill hook or hedging knife of which i have 2 inherited ones that give good service
a bill hook or hedging knife of which i have 2 inherited ones that give good service
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+1 for a proper army golok. I got an old one of these, has some real heft and takes a good edge.
https://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/martindale-golok-british-army-machete---the-genuine-one-78-p.asp
https://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/martindale-golok-british-army-machete---the-genuine-one-78-p.asp
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That’s the kiddy. Exactly like the one I had except mine had a camo pouch with some numbers written on it
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I think i prefer the Yorkshire style long handled Bill Hook for laning - you get a longer reach and more force on a cutting stroke.
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Petrol generator
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that does make it a tad expensive.Petrol generator
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But would be great to have both, fancy the looks on others laners faces whe you used themthat does make it a tad expensive.
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Yep, mines dated 83 and in a plain green canvas sheath with numbers and old school webbing clips. Even got an arrow stamped on it. (do they still do that?)
Am imagining the local fuzz pulling up a convoy of Landys and finding they're geared up for the zombie apocalypse
Evan farmer
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Another option is a "cryman" no idea whats its called in English its like a bilwc but shorter and much less tiring
