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Ooooh, bigly angry much today? That bear in your head too growly?
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M&M - Collection of gear: PPE, ropes, crabs, pulleys+++
NathanSimpson posted an advert in Arborist Equipment
Time Left: 6 days and 23 hours
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Krabs, rope and tackle are brand new never taken outside Used, very good (less than 3 weeks work): Pfanner trousers and helmet Arbortec Boots (original laces + spare) Arbortec Smock (wproof rated for 50 washes - has been washed x3) (Slight knick out of the rubber on top of boot toe - see picture) Krabs and tackle: Petzl OK Oval x2 - 30 Petzl AMD Triact x2 - 40 ISC swivel eye x2 - 60 DMM perfect O x2 - 30 DMM Pinto pulley - 35 DMM Eccentric hitch climber - 55 Slings and hitches: Teufelberger Ocean eye2eye (8mm x 76cm) x2 - 20each Courant Phoenix eye2eye (8mm x 70cm) - 20 DMM quickdraw 18cm - 10 Stein friction saver 90cm - 35 Throwlines: Arb pro throw bag 10oz - 15 Stein Skyline 50m - 20 Stein Vault 4 bag - 15 Ropes: Teufelberger Adrenaline 45m w/sPLIFE 11.8mm - 150 Teufelberger wirecore 3m - 50 RNA Tri-tech 12' w/clip - 95 PPE: Pfanner Protos helmet (w/ shades) - 150 (RRP 230) Pfanner Arborist Type C trousers (M reg) - 250 (RRP 325) Arbortec Rain smock w/oversized hood (fits over helmet) (L) - 90 (RRP 140) Arbortec Kayo Boots (UK 11) - 200 (RRP 235) SIP class 3 chainsaw gloves M/L - 30 (RRP 35) Have priced according to condition - rounded down wherever not even. Feel free to pick out large single items, and mix and match smaller ones - although will be more willing to do better deals the more tackle you take together. Won't accept offers for one or two krabs etc.Ask for price
Newcastle upon Tyne - GB
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I could be wrong, but I recon they'll be fine, a quick search has a average saw running at 350F or 180C These would be an option with a smooth outer surface rather than ribbed, and you've only got to buy 2. TC Skeleton Oil Seal Ring Rotary Shaft Sealing FKM Double Lip Seals ID 11mm-19mm WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Type: TCSkeleton Oil Seal Rings. Due to factors such as lighting, angle, display ect, there may be slight differences between the photos and the actual product. Features:...
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I'd reiterate the following points, to Hkarb, especially: Whilst the 'battery pruning saws' typically only have 5-10m/s chain speed, given the inevitable occaisional (and anticipated inexperienced) one-handed use, they pose a different, but rather more serious hazard to users, than the top-handled 2stroke equivalent chainsaws, IMO. Cut resistant gloves* and ballistic cuffs and x2 should be a mandatory minimum, and supplied with each unit, IMO. After a year's occasional pruning use of the Makita saw, I'm glad I didn't remove it's top guard -it doesn't actually get in the way, at all, and adds safety. The Milwaukee M18 Fuel saw is a wildly more capable unit (than even the GTA40) , but has too much torque and 'grabiness' to safely cut on the TOP-side of the bar, even with two hands firmly braced on it! And as such, the top hand guard is very useful feature . Never bothered trying the Dewalt unit, but I'd be very interested to hear how 5thelement has found his GTA40, after a few months use ? *After a fair bit of research, I have concluded that the following gloves have very high 'cut' (and wear) resistance, and unbeatable value for money: Portwest A645 Green cut nitrile foam glove. Not too difficult to obtain, but very strangely not used in our industry... Really sorry, I just don't know how to post a link to them..
- Today
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Not my best work but not the best hedge!
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Time Left: 6 days and 22 hours
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Recently & mistakenly bought, so are now for sale. This pair are unused & bought & sent for a total of £70.£60
, Kent - GB
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What Steve said. All or nothing. Raising, thinning or isolating is just going to potentially yield a raised, thinned or isolated tree sat on the garage, plus you've messed with nature in the intervening period and let wind through, doing no doubt complex things. Not worth the headache. Man plans, god laughs. And what Steve said about the measuring. My first thought was a screw, a plumb bob and a mark on the floor but whatever. And yes, checking after weeks/months, not years. Better yet, plumb bob, mark on the floor and have the customer check daily. I bet the slope in the neighbours' is recent and something to do with this. What sort of area is this? If you climbed one of the trees and looked left, would you see miles and miles of wind fetch coming off the sea or something?
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I was saying the other day how Tesco mobile phone shops are great and the people who work in them saints for spending entire days teaching the elderly to use iphones. So anyway. If the rattles and dummies don't work out, Steve...
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What am I measuring today - fiddle setup and truckers’ hitch
slack ma girdle replied to AHPP's topic in General chat
I will start the ball rolling: 250kg -
Time Left: 6 days and 21 hours
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Brand new saddle, no original packaging, mint condition. Designed and made by August Hunicke of Youtube fame Ridiculous comfort levels and lower back support. Extra comfy stiff padding around waist and leg straps. Highly adjustable rope bridge. Customizable with high strength velcro-sections to attach gear bags, rings etc Originally listed as S: 27-31" waist size, however I'm a 33" waist and can wear with CS trousers with 2-3" spare MONKEY BEAVER™ Saddle 2.0 | Monkey Beaver MONKEYBEAVER.COM Sold from US for $650 (£500) (plus import tax £150) = £650 to buy now Yours for £550. Can post to UK for free, Europe if aditional postage fee incl.£550
Newcastle upon Tyne
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Last Battle of Britain pilot dies. RIP John 'Paddy' Hemingway. Thanks for all you did for us
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Bet it's a different insurance group, but no idea why
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Even worse I'm afraid. I'm an arb.
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I am looking for an additional groundsman for some rigging operations in April in the Kent area near Canterbury. Must be experienced and have own tools. In return I offer top rates of pay, a relaxed work environment with a good team comprising of myself and my colleague. Call Dave on 07817191055 if interested. -
https://www.ropelab.com.au/bring-back-the-oval/ As if by magic, I now get to this in my long stretch of open tabs to read.
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Morning All. Still rough, but temperature now down to nearly normal. Hey Ho.
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Tree surgeon wanted in SouthEast London £200 per day
kram replied to LondonTreeScapes's topic in Employment
Where in SE london? Can you take a full tipper worth of chips? -
Yes those pouches are good but you still need somewhere to put them. Halfords were selling a 3 draw metal tool chest a few months back for 25 quid, I got a couple. Ideal for chains, I thought. I then aquired mire lathe tools that needed a home so they are full now! 14L clear plastic tub has most of my chains. Ignore the mess, theres not much space and was charging the car battery.
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Feels like a loss! Wordle 1,368 4/6 🟨⬜🟨⬜🟨 🟩🟩🟨🟩⬜ 🟩🟩⬜🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Which dealer?
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Time Left: 6 days and 16 hours
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Excellent condition through out. Has been fully serviced every 6months regardless of miles. 73,000 miles has been well looked after and drives perfect. Tipper works well. Reason for sale is we are going up to 7.5 ton truck. Have all the keys for the truck and kit cab. As can be seen in the photos there is 2 marks on it one is a dent on the door and is about 5 cm long and the scuff on the bump is only superficial and was there when we bought the van 2 years a go. Any questions please give us a call. 07305 971920£14,999
- Yesterday
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I had to look it up. The M25 was started in 1975. Wikipedia says it was finished in 1986 but that’s not what I saw crawling round it the other week.
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None of the above. The g30r was built for McCormick by valpadana. McCormick were a mainstream British tractor manufacturer. The g30r was just a badge engineered model to expand their line up.
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Ahh right ok thanks. Good job my nesting box is on far trunk.
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