John Shutler
-
Posts
6,097 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
7
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by John Shutler
-
if the poop hit the fan it would be better and easier to cut the potentially 10m length of rope rather than messing around trying to cut 4inches of soft link close to my harrness
-
umm why? the rope is as easy to cut as a soft link
-
good rope management, being methodic when your climbing helps
-
10m of tachyon in a small siverbull hipbag with an artpositioner
-
send RobD a pm, he grew loads of hedging plants in polly tunnels and out in a field. alot goes into doing it, probably more hassle than its worth
-
This post cannot be displayed because it is in a password protected forum. Enter Password
-
to be honest id be aftersometing with a little more ankle protection
-
1 up and down the vascular system 2 between the annual rings 3 between parenchyma(medullary rays) 4 after wounding the newest live tissue creates forms the 4th wall
-
well thats basically the bare bones of it. different tissue boundries form reaction zones that produce chemical barriers that resist infection. the strength of the barriers depends on there location.
-
dr alex shigo produced a model if you like,to explain how a tree has 4 walls of resistance to the entry of pathogens, the 1st wall being the weakest and the 4th being the strongest.the walls effectively create compartments to stop/trap the pathogen infection
-
compartmentalisation of decay in trees
-
try and put some photos up edit: oopps just read stevies post ps put some photos up
-
try this Salomon Elios 2 Mid GTX Mens - GORE-TEX® fabrics
-
i have a pair of these that i used to climb in, though i did find that because they lack a more solid sole and rubber rand my feet were sqaushed a little in tight crotches https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/webpoint/webpoint.cfm?FUSEACTION=main&SHOWMESSAGE=0&GOTOLOCATION=0&MENUSTATE=N&CFID=2456751&CFTOKEN=71000811#app=7491&2919-search=&2919-group2=Walking%20Boots%20&2919-group1=Mens%20Footwear&2919-tag=&2919-selectedIndex=5&2919-selectedMenuVsIndex=0&2919-idGroup1=31&2919-selectedMenuAccIndex=0&2919-counter=2&2919-idPromotion=-1&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex=-1&2919-idBrand=-1&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex2=-1&2919-idGroup2=331&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex3=-1
-
http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/ppe-trousers-boots-etc/6640-aku-croda.html
-
Climbers Clothing - Treeworker.co.uk
-
oh yeah and the AKUs are waterproof
-
AKU croda, not a disimilar price to the scarpa pro ascents
-
ive been thinking the same thing mate, been contemplating getting anew hank of arbormaster. i do have some but it hasnt got a splice(since another climber cut it off when we were both in the tree) and i dont really like climbing on knots(far to untidy)
-
the hitch is backing up a fig8 nick
-
im so envious of your guys dave. i hope they realise how lucky they are
-
very good capable saw, loved mine till it died
-
carbon geckos are great, had mine 2 1/2 yearsor there abouts, solved the problem of the slippy straps with a coupole of cable ties, but reckon im going to give your method a go matty
-
neither
-
classic, great little lunge and point at the end
