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Peter

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  1. True. Perhaps a chicken suit then, or full plate armour....
  2. You mean i need to bring climbing kit?
  3. Give me ten minutes to light my pitchfork and im right behind you!
  4. Hopefully yes. I was more thinking along tweed lines. Plus fours, deerstalker and shooting stick.
  5. No need for ladders, just spike up the side!
  6. Fancy dress category?
  7. Peter

    Job from hell !

    What do you know Matt, you were actually there!
  8. Peter

    Job from hell !

    At least Timber looks like hes enjoying himself!
  9. Wish I had a crane like that. Oh wait, I have!
  10. Nasty nasty, hope you have a swift recovery and get footlocking again soon mate!
  11. 2 cubes ish? My trucks going up for sale shortly, although I do already have an interested party...
  12. You maniac!
  13. You can get a lot of kit in the back, I meant to put a shelf or something in there, but have never bothered, so with a bit of organisation you could have a really decent storage space.
  14. Well, my rigging and climbing kit probably weigh in at around the 100kg mark, plus three saws, spare wheel, assorted axes, mauls, sledgehammers, shovels, rakes and brushes. Hate to think what me and the dog weigh.....
  15. My old shape transit crewcab tipper with ply sides and all my gear and driver in weighs 2600kg. I do carry a lot of gear though, so I dare say you could shave that down a bit.
  16. Sweet, want to do mine?!
  17. Eds crane was pink!
  18. How would that help?
  19. I really enjoy rigging on the ground. Swinging big bits around, dropping them like a stone, stubbing off big chunks and shaking the climber off his perch etc. No-one wants me to stay on the ground though. I have a portawrap, I'v showed numerous groundies how to use it, its got plenty of wear showing, but I'v never lowered a single branch on it myself!
  20. I find it a lot harder to lower smoothly on the winch, the bollard is much better for letting the piece run. Or maybe im just rubbish at lowering.
  21. estate car version of hilux. look on autotrader or ebay, there are normally a few knocking about.
  22. The gaps shouldnt matter, because the discs are staggered and cut across the bed knife at an angle, therefore however small the knives get (up to the wear limits) there will in practice be no portion of the cutting area not covered by a disc. Cant really think of a better way of explaining it, its a very visual thing!
  23. Natural fracture, retrenchment techniques, I like it!
  24. What make is the crane?
  25. Wild stab in the dark, a bit like your hand and the loppers, dawn redwood?

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