Steve Bullman
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good point about the shackle. i used to use a mallion attachment cranked up tight with a spanner. not a good idea to have any device that can be opened out of sight at the top of a tree.
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i have a pair i alternate between....cant really fault them
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loose...if you want to play it safe you're best telling the customer 3 cubic meters including air space
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and by the time you done all that, youve got something that has cost nearly as much as a rope guide but still doesnt perform as well
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thats the same setup i used to use before splashing out on the rope guide.....if it was a tree that i knew id be going back up to my TIP i'd set it up as vduben did
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tanaka are easy enough to get parts for. can't vouch for the chainsaw tockmal, but ive had a hedge trimmer for the past couple years and its been one of the best ive owned, cant fault it mechanically
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How much do you put into the business?
Steve Bullman replied to 18 stoner's topic in Business Management
you're obviously working for the wrong people buzz! -
Thanks everyone for your entries, the competition has now ended and results will be posted as soon as they are available. best of luck everyone who entered
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www.gristwoodandtoms.co.uk Gristwood and Toms have kindly donated a pair of Haix Protector chainsaw boots. Thanks Luke
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http://www.euroarb.eu.com/ Euroarb have kindly donated a years subscription, thanks Steve
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http://www.saturnmachineknives.co.uk Saturn Knives have kindly donated 2 Samurai pruning saws. Model numbers JS300 and GC330 Also 3 X Diamond disc cutters for sharpening grinder blades etc(raffled individually) Many thanks Simon
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you could always approach a farmer/land owner and ask if you could climb and inspect one of his trees as part of your college course work.
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welcome top subby and wakefield estate
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or you can just upload the picture into the forum via the manage attachments tab, then it doesnt stretch the screen out like the photo bucket pictures seem to
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How much do you put into the business?
Steve Bullman replied to 18 stoner's topic in Business Management
i could ban you if it helps matty??? -
or how much money they wont make if they lose custom through people doing it themselves.
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he had to pay for a loler inspection
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cheers.....thanks for signing up!
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im going to try this test myself, and video it.
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for me, yes but i cant give a fair assessment as i havent had enough time in the treeflex
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welcome bigGUN
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http://www.timberwolf-uk.com Timberwolf have kindly donated the grand prize for the raffle, A Laptop computer, specification to be announced shortly. In addition to this i'd also like to thank Timberwolf for their contribution of artwork for the raffle advertising.
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im not sure but i know all the kit came from treeworker, so i would have to say yes
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http://www.prochip-uk.co.uk/ Prochip have kindly donated a Hayauchi 6300 (6.3m pole with Silky Saw) Thanks Mike
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I had a discussion with a colleague today regarding loler. He recently put a member of his staff through a climbing assessment. For the assessment he purchased a whole new rigging kit, rope, capstan, krabs, slings, the works, all brand new. He was then told all the gear had to be loler inspected. Now i was under the impression Gear had to be checked after 6 months, and that new gear didnt require loler testing. Can someone confirm this please
