Gamechangers in the industry

[Steve Bullman]

1 minute ago, s o c said:

Breathable work  t-shirts ?

Absolutely, especially the Pfanner ones.

 

I was given one for free about 12 years ago by Fletcher Stewarts as an apology for an issue I was having with a pair of stretch air trousers. It was so comfortable I went straight out and bought another 3. Cost around £30 a piece at the time I believe....I thought they were quite expensive but looked worth the money.

 

Believe it or not this is one of those same t-shirts 12 years on, cheapest t-shirts I ever bought!

 

[Steve Bullman]

I just shared this thread to facebook. Facebook literally couldn't have picked a better random image for the preview

 

[Khriss]

1 hour ago, Stubby said:

The biggest game changer for me was when I stopped wielding a saw and someone else did it . ?

Did they say the same too ? k

[aspenarb]

Has to be the industries embracing of mechanical handling especially with the plethora of gadgets that now hang off 360`s like flails,tree shears, grapples and thumbs .

 

Bob

[eggsarascal]

1 hour ago, Steve Bullman said:

Absolutely, especially the Pfanner ones.

 

I was given one for free about 12 years ago by Fletcher Stewarts as an apology for an issue I was having with a pair of stretch air trousers. It was so comfortable I went straight out and bought another 3. Cost around £30 a piece at the time I believe....I thought they were quite expensive but looked worth the money.

 

Believe it or not this is one of those same t-shirts 12 years on, cheapest t-shirts I ever bought!

 

You on a bung from Pfanner?

[scbk]

Stainless steel flask.

 

Who remembers the "death rattle" from an old thermos.

[Rough Hewn]

YouTube.
It's a double edged sword though.

[Stubby]

25 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

YouTube.
It's a double edged sword though.

It made Vesp the man he is today ...

[Timbermcpherson]

The GRCS, no more smoking ropes or shock loading, positive rigging made the job, smoother, faster and safer for climbers and ground crew alike.

 

 

[kimtree]

13 hours ago, scbk said:

Stainless steel flask.

 

Who remembers the "death rattle" from an old thermos.

i remember a bloke saying he had never broke a thermos while sitting in a nissen hut at West Dean. only to have the hut take off in a high wind while we was planting trees later and only his thermos broke