Steve Bullman
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i'd love to sell something, something unique though.
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I can understand this. I am fine till I stop climbing, then the back and everything else starts playing up
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I chose this career specifically due to not being damm clever
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For Hire 360 with operator and large Tracker Chipper
Steve Bullman replied to beechwood's topic in Large equipment
You certainly have some decent kit mate -
Nice work Jay
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Whatever you do, don't use it wearing your school plimsolls
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Did wonder about training. I think its not for me though!
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It doesn't look very ergonomic the angle the blade faces. It obviously has a specific use but sorry can't help! As for the name, i'm going to put forward Smaug
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The old ball locks do you mean?
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Treemotion again. Might try Craigs harness next though
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As title...mainly for the freelance climbers amongst you. What do you plan to do after climbing, and when do you plan on climbing till?
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Edible?
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We are on the same page
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Yet to even see a pair in the flesh! Can't see they are worth the extra over carbon geckos mind. I did buy the spikescender for my geckos though. It is ok but doesnt come out very easily if you dont concentrate on your foot position
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I never had any issues with the build quality on mine and found it generally very comfortable. I would have replaced it with like for like but I just fancied a change
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likewise, gotta take what you can get though I guess
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New to the arb industry - looking for advice
Steve Bullman replied to Phil_G's topic in Training & education
Hi Phil, Both those training centers have a good reputation in the industry, either will be a good choice. What will you walk away with after the 4-6 weeks though? Certificates, that is all. You will still be green as green, then the real learning will begin. Just don't turn up to work for a new company thinking you are ready to jump in to anything, be honest about your experience(or lack of). That is one of the most annoying things I come accross, new climbers bigging themselves up in the interview, only to fail rapidly when put to test. I doubt you will be overly taxed physically on your course so I shouldn't be too worried, you're certainly not going to be doing the work of a production climber. Being fit helps sure, but -
Not sure if these petitions actually change anything, but here you go https://www.change.org/p/theresa-may-mp-stronger-punishment-for-perpetrators-of-tool-thefts-from-tradesman-s-vehicles/nftexp/ex5/control/780472786?recruiter=780472786&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=share_page.share_redirect-control&utm_term=share_page.share_redirect-control&utm_content=ex5%3Acontrol
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If that’s true then what’s not to like. Can’t wait to see it
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Apparently they are hard to get established, conditions need to be just right
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Don’t believe so, it does look a bit rhubarb like doesn’t it
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I’ve used a dalen briefly, it’s a solidly built piece of kit
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Bits and pieces today, mostly raising trees around a moat to improve the view. @Matt McAulay in action customer has had this unusual plant, our main job was to avoid it at all costs. Think it was called a gunnery or something
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Had heavy winds or was it a random failure?
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Lovely work Rich, they look untouched
