Steve Bullman
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well now you have an excuse....lets see if your missus buys it though!!! congratulations Charlieh. You are the winner of the raffle. please pm me your address to claim your prize!
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personally i always fell a tree 10" from the ground
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what felling cuts are being taught at colleges these days? seems most of the people i see fresh out of college are using very shallow felling cuts, which are fine for production, but IMO not very useful in arb. Anyone recently out of college who has been taught any technical felling technique, ie, tapered hinges etc?
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busy day today. welcome eddie, gingertreeninja, jay, mark, spencer harcombe, and TF-G
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and apparently kicks out the same btu
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outclassed or outsized? theres a big difference
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only thing that puts me off the sprinter is the single rear wheel. or is there a double wheel version that im just yet to see?
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thinking about buying one lee? ive never used either but having read lots about them if i was going to invest i'd pay the extra out for the grcs
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u having us on again tim?
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welcome zwammen
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theres actually 3 or 4 different poems
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its just too bad with the exchange rate at the moment everything from the uk is so expensive for you lot.
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thats right, and probably a reasonable good guide for someone with absolutely no knowledge of firewood whatsoever. anyone who has sold any ammount of firewood will know that 90% of it depends on how efficient the customers fireplace is. in our last house we had a big inglenook fireplace.....even ash burnt crap
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i have velcro pads on my geckos. the handle sits above the pads
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yeah well i think theres not much else to be said about that....some people think its good, others dont, lets move on from that and revise something that everyone can live with please
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ok so then rather than criticizing, focus on revising a version which would be more realistic. that would be of more benefit to anyone that picking apart someone elses version. kinda like for arguements sake a chipper manufacturer focus their efforts on rubbishing someone elses machine rather than improving on their own
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seriously though tony....as fantastic a piece of kit as it is, for £1700??? how often does it actually come out? i mean my porty only comes out a handful of times a year!
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tim. in defense of mb, as a freelance climber he doesn't have the need attract groundstaff. like me, and yourself for that matter, he gets what he's given on the day, if he doesnt like that he can choose not to work for said employer again. wether or not we agree with his article or not, the one thing cant be changed is that he took his personal time to write that with the help of others with no particlular real personal gain....that alone has to be commendable if nothing else.
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good info as usual tony
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we went last week, thoroughly enjoyed it
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Welcome Alex, good to have you on board!
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this popped up on one of the google ads this morning, worth a look http://www.opsgear.com/
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did u climb it deva?
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ive raed taht bferoe
