brown pants

[Gaynor]

I climbed these and de-limbed them without a crane (and I knew it was hollow!)

 

 

John 'Big-Balls' Hancock.

Good one droopy!!!

That made me chuckle...

[treeratclimber]

is it the stien jacket?

if so there sh!t hot i have it in grey great for climbing in 100% water proof we jet washed the green horn why wearing it!(dry as a bone)

[sanny]

is it the stien jacket?

if so there sh!t hot i have it in grey great for climbing in 100% water proof we jet washed the green horn why wearing it!(dry as a bone)

 

yip thats the one mine let the wet stuff through within two hours

[nuggsy]

as you know sanny ive got the grey 1 aswell n it was the same.

that job today was good tho, wheres the pic of me wi big bob eating it

[Rich Rule]

stein mate its only shower proof though was caught out in the rain last week it lasted about two hours before letting through the wet stuff

 

you can pick them up from around about £50

 

i have worn mine on some prety wet days including the AT kew trip last week... must admit i was bone dry after about 3 hours in it with only the cuff and collar a bit wet.

 

well recommend it to anyone.

[atree]

sanny-you boy's got some nice work!

[Log-ologist]

Nope, that MEWP would have only reached half way up. The decision to buy the MEWP wasn't mine, (I'll climb all day) Its part of the councils on-going review of H&S and its desire to minimise risk.

 

 

A day in the mewp now adds a day on the other end of your climbing career

[skyhuck]

A day in the mewp now adds a day on the other end of your climbing career

 

I would argue the opposite, use it or lose it, IMO.

[John Hancock]

I would argue the opposite, use it or lose it, IMO.

 

 

We're all fit and active guys here so I don’t see that becoming a problem. If the MEWP cuts down on strains, back-pain and risk then its money well spent, IMO.

[ecolojim]

hate to say it but it makes a lot of sense now that we have to justify NOT using one on any job should the HSE ask