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Pete Mctree

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  1. Did the stabilisers have any dynamic properties? As the dyneema does not i wondered if there was an issue with bringing the stem to an abrupt halt after removing or rigging a piece, or if the natural flex of the timber absorbed some of the force?
  2. First was golden brown by the stranglers, and my latest in Harperspace by nick harper
  3. An epic ringing down session for sure with some gentle rigging. A joy to watch. Makes you reconsider what is climable
  4. I guess the fact that the pulley doubles the load at the rigging point. Depends if the piece is being held or let run. Multiple pulleys can reduce the load niceley provided that the angles are kept relativley small
  5. looking a bit skanky that tree carl. Gently does it on the rigging I guess lol
  6. Welcome Angus
  7. Pete Mctree

    sleeves

    No idea, hopefully enjoying the sunshine and his new lift. I should email him really
  8. cool vids, Reg and Bodean. like the pace and editing style of them both
  9. I might leave the odd peg for rope setting or a foothold for knocking a top over, but i'm damn carefull where they are left. If in doubt I will just clean the stem
  10. Pete Mctree

    sleeves

    that is unless you looks at Derek's pics. He never climbs without them
  11. Best wish to your mate and I hope he recovers quickly. It's a heads up to us all no to become complacent or careless. This industry demands concentration and care to keep you in one piece at the end of the working day
  12. sorry Bob, i'll take my slap on the wrist. Tied in twice too, what a plonker!!!
  13. hehe thats good. I like it! All I gotta see was a bunch of random letters til you edited it.
  14. there's me thinking I was bored and possessed a twisted soul, devoid of all humour. Guess you win mate!!!
  15. http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2154977269464684920 Always nice to watch myself being bounced around abit!
  16. Ditto what iain said. It's was great to be walked through the legislation in a clear and concise method. Money well spent IMHO
  17. They don't have spare t shirts then hehe
  18. must be nice to have kit to kill lmao. in all seriousness it would be nice to share the destruction results. Pics for sure would be outstanding
  19. Ha, in the town centre I bet. How long did it take before you hit the bakery for one of those traditional 2hour council tea breaks?
  20. Killed a copper beech and thinned a couple more. Nice job, i really enjoyed it
  21. When the sky is blue, the waves are breaking and the ladies are pretty, I must admit my dedication towards work does waiver a little.
  22. TYhe last thing on my mind was work when I was there. Too much to stare at I guess
  23. 8am til finish here, sometimes early sometimes late.
  24. Pete Mctree

    ropeman

    poor feckin groundie havin to stare at yer fat arse AND pull you up the tree! glad i just work em to death clearing the ground
  25. PMSL I like that!

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