Steve Bullman
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its alright...we're not climbing
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no mate, no idea where im even going yet
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yes mate
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no one said anything about prizes
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student climbing competition mate
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yes mate, heading up tomorrow with a bag full of goodies:biggrin:
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ermmmm didnt the thread title give it away?
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anyone heading over tomorrow or thursday then?
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ermmm were tw190 even available in 2003?
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its not quite the same though is it. a dogtooth and bore is for when theres a heavy lean which cleary wasnt the case here. ive invited the guy to come and fill us in as i knew there'd be a bit of confusion over this...hopefully he will
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not sure thats the reason, wouldnt be an exact science exactly
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nope, look again, there is a hinge where it should be. its all in thirds roughly. gob is a third, then the hinge, then the back cut...at least thats how i see it
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im assuming that was its purpose. never come across it before
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theres no doubt soo much andy could tell you but i'll save him the effort TW Gaze - Auction Rooms and Estate Agents
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it did say on the youtube listing they were felled where there was no decayed wood. they do look like they'd fell to be fair but i guess theres a limit to what we can see
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a friend at another forum posted this so i thought id post it here. some big tops coming over, pay particular attention to the cut on the first tree [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNV5gnZpMSo]YouTube - falling large tree tops 3.mov[/ame]
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fell it!
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hi pedro. yes i did think about this a while back but got sidetracked after opening up the alaskan mill page.....i'll give it some more attention this week.
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Are Pro-chip still in business?
Steve Bullman replied to Northernarbsupplies's topic in General chat
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nice vid mate. those little huskys sure do seem to struggle a bit.....looking forward to seeing their new offering
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unfortunately...i cant read, so no:001_rolleyes:
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i did think the exact same thing as i was typing it
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the only people who should get the hump with that were are that know deep down that they aren't the right person for the job
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experts are usually out there doing the job in my experience, the ones that can't cut the mustard end up in jobs in an advisory capacity.....thats obviously a generalisation on my part and not meaning to tar all with the same brush
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interesting question, not one i can answer. although i would think if you put a caveat in writing that the customer signed you should have covered yourself.
