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There is reference in the vid to the type of noise element of heat pumps which the Op could cite

This is an interesting watch on Ashp

No, not by a fully insured professional It would need to be climbed and taken down in sections to avoid damage to surroundings . Access for a chipper is another consideration for smaller branches unless you wanted it all left in a heap . Euc is not the easiest of woods to process being heavy...

2023 was my best year since installation in March 2019

No pva before painting, why are peeps so obsessed with the stuff!

Reduced output here too, I have 10 x 300 watt S West facing panels with 4KW inverter . Last year they produced 3000 Kwh, higher than the previous years, but this year won't reach 2700Kwh.

What size system have you got

Last year my total output for November was 43Kwh, this November is on track to be less with many of the dull days only producing a few hundred Wh and 3.2Kwh on the brightest.

For the panel to produce heat would not the panel need to be producing power which it doesn't because it shielded by the snow? I am fortunate to have my panels on a single story shed where they can be brushed or hosed off

Not referring to a vac with a suck and blow port but one that has a button that blows internally

Compared to a vac where one can reverse the air to shake the dust off the inside of the bag, ive found a Henry very disappointing

If its s one piece cylinder with no separate head the only way I know of is to poke some soft solder wire through the plug hole, bring piston to TDC which compresses the solder which you then measure.

Clamshell engines like yours that ive stripped have been sealed with silicone. Did you test the "squish" , make sure there was enough clearance between the top of piston and cylinder head before final assembly ?

Cluster flies are slightly smaller than house flies. We get clouds of tiny brownish yellow flies like fruit flues, so many if them its like closing a blind but thats in late summer.

It would come down to shape of the blade and amount of lift at the trailing edges, Old Salt gave you the right advice to follow

New blade may need to match the deck or may not eject the clippings into the bag efficiently.

Still need permission to prune if its got a TPO

I would forget a twisted cup brush in an electric drill, they dont run at a high enough speed,the balance is all wrong so could catch and jerk out of control

Was that a battery saw. Stihl use the small cutter narrow kerf chains to extend battery runtime, they aren't low kick back.

I remember years ago Morris 1000 post vans had a mesh screen for the same purpose