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John Shutler

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  1. easily my favorite show of the year
  2. it depends what your after, jonsie gets my money for machinery, and sundrie items. generally i get my more obscure climbing gear from treeworker or honeys. it depends what your after
  3. personally i would have tied those limbs a little further out and swung them round over the top of the holly but you were there and i wasnt
  4. i love the cloud of pollen on the 2nd top
  5. no worries il be knocking around the show both days poison ivy splice this evening, after the new groundsman cut my blue tongue in the middle the rubber insert should be here tomorrow for the new ropeguide
  6. Where are you based?
  7. just ordered 1m, il splice up a ropeguide and bring it to the AAshow
  8. generally i make them about 1.2 - 1.5m that one is 1.5m ive spliced a 4m one for chogging down big timber that is used from time to time the shackle is from a boat shop
  9. another rope guide because i fancied a change. edelrid rope with wire insert in the large eye
  10. its nice to watch your career progression like the ladder bridge
  11. yard for between 7 and 730 depending which gear we are taking with us, onsite for 8, back to the yard for 4 to 430
  12. why do people assume that because the price is cheaper, the work qaulity will be less we reduced the 2 oaks below, chipped and left the site spotless in less than 10 hrs for £870.00 with 3 guys on site. the first tree was over 3 gardens. the other company that quoted put in a price of 1500.00 id say i priced it well, with a high qaulity of work. the difference is that we are an experienced, skilled, efficient crew, where as, the company i was quoting against generally have less experienced guys working for them
  13. how do you know that the other guy isnt going to have 3 or 4 guys on it 2 climbers, 1 being the company owner the other paid £120.00, 2 groundsman at £80.00 pounds each would still leave a a tasty 370 for the owner/lead climber of course i havnt seen the job, but you dont know how the other guy looks at it either
  14. I've had mine 3 years and it's still going strong
  15. silver street, hordle, hampshire almost opposite barrows lane
  16. 15% oak reduction from tuesday morning 2m pine reduction from yesterday morning
  17. My Isuzu nkr is single wheel mate and it's fine
  18. its 2 adjacent strands
  19. im looking at getting rid of my carlton 2500 and getting one of the above grinders to replace it. the reason for this is my big grinder doesnt go out often enough and ive started subbing my larger stumps out to stumpbusters. ive got a carlton 900 but want something with a bit more grunt what are the pros and cons of the carlton sp2010 and/or bandit sidewinder cheers
  20. part time groundsman needed experience prefered 07731929194 or pm cheers john
  21. im doing it for the sence of achievement. i need things to work towards otherwise i feel stagnent so after im a AAAC il find the next thing to work towards
  22. BSI: Standards, Training, Testing, Assessment & Certification

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