A place for my thoughts, pics etc

[TIMON]

A shout out for Meindl airstreams. I was pushing the trailer hitch with the TR6 on to the towball. Only a few inches off when the the jockey wheel slid through the clamp.

The a frame slid down my shin and rested on top of my boot. Although I couldn't move my foot it didn't hurt as the boot had the weight.

Jono to the rescue with a length of wood to lever it off. Readjusted the jockey wheel and made sure the clamp was TIGHT.

 

 

Only just back to work after the very same thing happened to me...

Busted metatarsal and crush damage to the surrounding tissue. It's taken 4 months to heal completely.

Airstreams as well.. hate to think how bad it would have been with lesser boots on....

[JLA Arborists]

Can't remember what the thread was call to put this in, but it show how a tree heals after being cut.

[JLA Arborists]

Got bored, made a handle.

Made it out of Iroko which used to be a pilot ladder from an old ship

 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Nice work mate

 

 

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[JLA Arborists]

Lessons learnt this week.

1) don't promise customer fences without checking suppliers. (4 week wait - not mentioned on website)

2) when building panels wear knee pads. Block paving hurts knees lol

 

About 25 min to build a 6x6 panel then the same again later when I domed the tops. It was too dark for a completed pic today

[Ian Clarke]

that silky handle looks amazing.

 

if you still have wolf garten stuff there is a good website which has brillaint deals.

 

Wolf Garden Tools: Wolf Garten Soil : Wolf Garten Multichange: Wolf Garden Lawn Mowers: World of Wolf

[Steve Bullman]

Wonder what those wolf gloves are like Wolf Garden Tools: Wolf Garten Soil : Wolf Garten Multichange: Wolf Garden Lawn Mowers: World of Wolf

[JLA Arborists]

Wonder what those wolf gloves are like Wolf Garden Tools: Wolf Garten Soil : Wolf Garten Multichange: Wolf Garden Lawn Mowers: World of Wolf

 

 

At £4.99 I'm in no rush to find out lol I'll stick to my tornado gloves.

[JLA Arborists]

lessons learnt this week.

1) don't promise customer fences without checking suppliers. (4 week wait - not mentioned on website)

2) when building panels wear knee pads. Block paving hurts knees lol

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about 25 min to build a 6x6 panel then the same again later when i domed the tops. It was too dark for a completed pic today

 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Nice neat job

 

 

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