Steve Bullman
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welcome to the forums rick
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Mulching trees with root diseases
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Tree health care
thats what i suggested i havent heard from the customer anyway so i assume i didnt get the job -
sawpod have a nice new beanie hat out to add to their range!
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just a quick bump. i think i recall peter saying the co he works for had ordered one of these, any news?
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happytree, did you try anything new yet?
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just a bump, 4 days to go everyone, get your entires in if you havent already!
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I've been in touch with the park in question today and its all been ok'd, including camping.
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i'll have to have a read through it again
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i personally wouldnt tolerate it but then im not a very tolerant person, and who would i be in that situation? other people are more laid back and prefer to ride with it and suffer the headache rather than discipline, re-train, replace etc
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ok for example, if i have to re-enter a tree after break and its a pain to get a ladder near, i'll set up like that. to body thrust. maybe have a groundie pulling the tail aswell, piece of piss
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well i did say some of it needs revising. a lot of the points are good, maybe exagerrated. some like i said, just arent applicable over here
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i'd like something like that for my pda
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i didnt get on too well with it the first time i used it, i might try it with another rope at some point though. i use that set up occassionally....it has its uses
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i like using tenex slings
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a barbecue can be arranged im sure, everyone could bring their own tents
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yes I definitely would be, thats one of the reasons this site exists
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welcome monkeyd
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haha, you'll soon get the hang of it!
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welcome huskydaz
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please welcome new site sponsor Orange plant
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speedlining
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highscales was certainly original...thats what we're looking for really, and that was why i initially made it 30 sec vids....nice short clips that anyone in the world has time to compile, the challenge is making something interesting happen in that time frame. you could record someone spending 2 minutes doing a hinge and backcut in a tree, then the only cool parts going to be the 10 seconds or so when the tree falls over anyways!
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that would be my concern! i looked at it myself when i first started using the m-direct, quickly decided it wasnt safe. the pulley in the krab saves a negligable degree of friction to be worth taking the risk IMO
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this is about all i use mine for http://www.arbtalk.co.uk/showthread.php?t=116
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for rigging you mean?? and how big a branch are we talking?
