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Good suggestion! I was surprised that it didn't give setting in the service manual, but still! As you say it's basically a Partner, even says so on the saw, Husqvarna Partner K750. I'll check it out, thanks for the heads up! It's a shame if the site loses adw, always a helpful and knowledgeable guy!

Although it's to be expected by now there has been plenty of time and opportunity to destroy files,emails,and any other evidence of his own wrongdoing, along with others that may have been complicit or otherwise involved.

Mandy has been arrested! About time that the loathsome toad has got his just desserts! Hope that he repay his pension the he got from the public purse!

The Twitter furore about that actor with Tourette’s shouting the N word during the BAFTAs last night is quite something. No one knows what to say about it.

Thanks that interesting to know. Yes I've been doing VTA risk assessment for council and my own side work for a couple of years. But I'd like to move into other tree surveying and bs5837 seems like a natural place to move to. Although I do see there's quite a bit to get familiar with. I think I'm going to try to start by offering my services to other arb companies as a field surveyor for the bs5837 only rather than doing the whole thing as I still need to learn a bit more.

Its for my own side hustle as council work is just risk assessment stuff and the pay is poor and opportunities for development limited. I've been running my own small time arb business for a few years and would like to expand into surveying now that I'm getting older. I found the download as suggested on West Berks site. Nice one, I really appreciate that as it will save me a lot of hassle. Now I just gotta print it off and spend some time reading through it.

Has anyone ever done any woth woth Enviro Trees here in UK as a Tree Partner, where you basically get work as a bona fide subcontractor? I would like to know whether they will rip me off or waste my time?

Yeah. It’s half way down the bed so the dog box would be in the way. And now you say it, I’m highly likely to put deer in the back and breed the same maggots in the same place. I think the Suzuki and Daihatsu engines are under the seats. Much more maintenance-conducive. The Subaru Sambar engine is behind the rear axle! Not sure why I’m averse to that but I am.

Have you googled partner cut of saw? They were up until a point husqvarna but yellow , from memory not much has changed on them

Non of them carp fishermen ?

My dad had a Honda garage back in the day, and sold an Acty van to a local butcher for deliveries. It came in for a service and the mechanics were disgusted to find it crawling with maggots when they removed the hatch to get to the engine….

He said he had retired so he may not look in as much now.

I agree, but not seen him on here for a month or two? I hope he's ok?

We used to have this little act you did to showcase the effectiveness of the radiator sealant. You had a little bucket with a hole in the bottom, you’d fill it up with water then poured in this stuff and the hole got blocked, hey presto! Now, how many cases do you want? I went into this one back street garage, where the suspiciously gleeful young man said ‘follow me’ when I asked to see the boss. I found him (or at least the rear end of him) crouched under a sink in the rear of the garage, there was clearly some sort of crisis, but undaunted I started with the scripted spiel something along the lines of ‘say your radiator is leaking, what are you going to do?’ There came a deep menacing voice from underneath the sink ’if I come out from under here and there’s some prick with a bucket in his hand selling that sHit, I won’t be responsible for what happens!’ I got out of there as quickly as I could. That effectively was the end of my career as a door knocking sales man. My confidence was shot to pieces.

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You’d have been way more successful in a big truck. Honda Acty is on my list but the engine is in a slightly weird place compared to the others.

Character building stuff. I once had a summer job cleaning the shitters at Otterburn army camp.

Back in the mid eighties I had a job selling Wynns Oils to garages all over London. 20 garages a day on my call sheet, all in an Honda Acty van or similar, absolutely hideous, never sold a goddam thing in 3 or so weeks. Spent the last week just sitting in car parks till it was time to go back to the office. Last straw was when some quick thinking Asian garage owners actually gave me back a couple of trays of the stuff, which infuriated my boss. Dark days.

Really impressed you had the time and inclination to type all that out.

Plus, as Mick often and rightly points out, the vehicle creates the proper impression. Instead of saying, “Big Daddy Dempsey is here to hammer your bush.” (as a big new Ford Ranger might), a hilariously small truck says, “I very obviously don’t care what you think.” which is more my vibe. Plus an ideal platform for Sailor to delight people at traffic lights. Or steal their Greggs.

What cannot be denied is that one group has a disproportionate amount of experienced ideologically driven fighters , whom having been trained and battle hardened in various conflicts and have in many cases been allowed to return home or welcomed in as refugees or asylum seekers . The insanity and leftard naivety of it is incredible.

That’s the spirit. £1500/day.

We will accept clean wood chippings in small area adjacent to council storage area (but not blocking gates).