John Shutler
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so ive been wearing these oregon trousers, kindly sent by les for a few weeks now. my initial impression was that i didnt like the look of them, the orangey/pink tops of the pockets as a standout dislike for me and i wasnt much of a fan of the tougher material on the thigh or the way the tougher material around the bottom of the legs makes them sit funny. they do seem to be a bit of a strange fit as well. however they do seem to be wearing quite well. theyve sufferd various envrironments of abuse from disgusting conifer hedge topping to koala type climbing tall skinny reductions. but they do seem a little on the warm side though and a phone pocket would be good imo they arnt in the same league as stretchair but i dont think they are trying to be. for a cheaper budget i think these trousers may be value for money!!!!
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damm you sir:001_tongue: thats the reason i do it anyway:001_tt2:
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less chance of the piece just sitting on the closed face
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its got extra distance to drop over the centre of gravity befor the face closes..does that make sence
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as above dumpsite needed for 2-3 loads of chip and the same in logs, all sycamore and norway maple many thanks
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belive me you can fill it. i worked for a long time with a pick up
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the question should be how much overweight will i be if i try!! 10" of roof will stop enoough. and allow you to shovel it out without turning ou into a cop magnet
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i ran a pick up with a box that was about 4 inches higher than the cab roof and was probably overloaded every day, and it was a single cab. you dont need a full roof for starts, just about 10inches is enuogh to stop stuff spraying out
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i think scots pine is best for them
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ive got green teeth on both my carltons, series 500 on the carlton 900 and series 900 on the sp4012. one of the good things with greenteeth is that all the parts are easily replaceable
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twenty eight
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In the tree? Probably best to try it on terra firma
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Short notice, groundsman needed. 25 and 26 April Hampshire
John Shutler posted a topic in Employment
Very short notice. Groundsman needed tomorrow and tuesday near Lymington Pm or call 07731929194 -
nice gear mate are some of those wall hangings the remenants of that burr oak we took down at night a few years ago on the brock to lymo road
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forest
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its always best to set ropeguides with a soft eye slightly loose, otherwise the pulley gets caught between the tree and loop. usually a good flick is enough to release though
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0 i lost mine
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Crown Cleaning and BS3998 - A Disgrace
John Shutler replied to scotspine1's topic in Tree health care
??????? the actual works associated with crown cleaning are still within the british standard, its just the name crown clean thats not -
Can anyone going to capel show help with wood
John Shutler replied to Les Cork's topic in General chat
Il chuck some in the back of the truck les, won't be there till lunchtime on Friday though -
It's an Isuzu nkr mate
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yes, all new from the chasis up, 4ton ram and all the bits and bobs
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i just paid 4.6k inc vat for my new trucks body which is pretty much the same spec as yours
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Depends wether it fits mate... What does it weigh?
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if you have 1, what size trailer do you use to move it about? how easy is it to drive into the back of a truck? if so what ramps do you use? thank you kindly
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