High Scale
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Hello bobarhyme, I was just around the corner from you on that day doing another council emergency, say hello to Foxy.
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Yes I agree.
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Of course, if you get good at throwing a rope you won't have to use such a retrieval tool.
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Great sales pitch.
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Really, why is that?
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MS 460 Magnum™ Chain Saws - Professional Use Chain Saw | STIHL
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Function of chain pitch?
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Unless of course that's the wrong thing to do in which case I never do that,never ever.
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I normally cut above the bore not below.
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Pitch & Gauge Explained
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Old school cool.
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£665 in one day
High Scale replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Arbtalk Christmas Charity Raffle 2010
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Really? Sounds like BS! I am on Virgin cable, no problems the only issue I have is with this terrible Vista the Mrs has installed on this laptop. Can the cold effect a fibreoptic cable? Can cold effect light? If so does light from the sun slow down in the cold of space? I thought the speed of light was constant?
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I remember Zoe Ball blurting out the F- word Live on her morning show, how I laughed, Radio 4 though! You woudn't expect it.
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Wow, some serious gear, now I really need a Gazelle : AH-1 Military Helicopter and they have thirty to choose from.
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Sorry I don't understand why you did that cut like that, the first pull, the tree was still holding? So you had to go back and plunge cut either side? I see no advantage and surely the result would have been the same with a normal type felling/falling cut? Also with a convential cut you could have smacked a couple of wedges in the tree for safetys sake. Maybe I missed something?
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I use either, a, branch from tree. b, lanyard doubled up and swung to retrieve main line.
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Interesting, a couple of years ago I found a friction saver hung high in a Oak, it was made with red webbing material, had a normal alloy ring on one end with this ring on the other, (Ignore the Marlow cord, it's now a dog collar) Is this one of the early friction savers?
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I was looking for this...An Improvement Notice has recently been issued on a company engaged in commercial forestry requiring refresher training for chainsaw operators. But I found the rigging research pdf instead, much more interesting.
