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[TIMON]

Those are some thin discs Timon!!  Someone got a bad back? [emoji4]

Er.... long walk to the truck Steve! [emoji51]

[Harry_L]

One of my first felling cuts on my cs31 course [emoji106]

[Stubby]

58 minutes ago, Harry_L said:

One of my first felling cuts on my cs31 course

The boy is a natural !

[Harry_L]

The boy is a natural ! [emoji3]

Hahaha cheers Stubby [emoji106][emoji2]

[lewiswood]

Sycamore and spruce fell from this week.

[Stubby]

1 minute ago, lewiswood said:

Sycamore and spruce fell from this week.

Top banana !

[Steve Bullman]

23 minutes ago, lewiswood said:

Sycamore and spruce fell from this week.

Good fells.  If you'd been bought up on steel wedges like I was it would have cured your habit of hitting the wedge though 

[lewiswood]

Good fells.  If you'd been bought up on steel wedges like I was it would have cured your habit of hitting the wedge though [emoji3]

I hear what your saying. I think I’d be knackered if I had to use steels all the time. They do come in handy for learners though. They seem to draw into the cut better than plastics or hi- lifts.

[Steve Bullman]

12 hours ago, lewiswood said:

I hear what your saying. I think I’d be knackered if I had to use steels all the time. They do come in handy for learners though. They seem to draw into the cut better than plastics or hi- lifts.

absolutely.  You can really bang those metal wedges in.  The plastic ones are mere toys in comparison.

[jones]

I still use metal wedges although they are mushroomed quite badly and need replaced.  They can be picked up at ironmongers/tool shops.  Can't remember the last time I saw one in an arb shop though.  Steel all the way.  Only plastic wedge I own is on my harness for big removals