John Shutler

first was definately maybe, last was rem monster from a charity shop for 99 p

same as that steve, v.t on everything

blimey!!!!!

sticky gloves 50p a pair, if i get through a pair a day im not really that botherd

like i said in the one handed saw use thread we all do a job that is alot to do with educated risks.why put yourself in the situation where you could cut yourself. i use a saw one handed in the right situation, there is really no need to wear arm protectionj, and if you think there is you should probably think about your work practices.

14 all the way.like matty said its what you lernt with, but also alot to do with what the people around you use

it depends on the tree, but on big take downs i tend to leave a peg, not so much to tand on but for something for my strop to sit on top of

nice work reg

allways start at 8 then finish whenever the job gets done

barreled at the local secret spot

hi there matt. i contract to the guy who sells them. rob dyer. if you were at the apf last year and the aa the last 2 years you would have seen us there.there arnt any courses available but ill happillly answer any questions you might have

john

dependant on how big the tree is and how bigger blocks im taking off il get a felling bar with a chainsaw strop on it sent up

yep every time.

if you dont mind me asking:)

in which situation?

to be honest i felt like telling him to piss off home, but it was probbaly the best thing for him to feel awfull whilst dragging brash all day, because he will remember how rubbish he felt and hopefully think twice about doing it again

sounds like a plan

its a shame really because ussually hes spot on,id rather hed called in sick, than come in and been useless

groudie turns up with the hangover from hell, stinking of booze with a massive chip on his shoulder.then on the way homethe exhaust fell off the van.hopefully tomorrow will go a little better thats if i can find a garage to sort the van out quick sharp

garden party

could do with a new mug

yes thats the one

its only fraud if its a bouncy cheque. but if the person has cancelled the cheque take them to the small claims court, it may cost you 30 odd quid but there is no defence to a claim where a cheque has been stopped. basically you will get paid

call them up and try to speak to them even better arrange a meeting,find out what the problem is and try and appease, if no luck then send them another bill with recorded delivery, this then stands you in better stead if it has to go further. this has happend to me twice and have resolved the situation by asking for a reduced amount(egnough to cover costs ie lads wages etc, then calmly saking them never to phone me again

tried your redict system today steve, with much sucess, can see the benefit of using the pully to reduce friction so il be trying that tomorrow