John Shutler
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i have the small silverbull bag with 10m of tachyon in it, its great, used to daisy chain it, but this setup is so much better, stopped using my cinch in favour of my 4 yr old positioner
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mines the other way round, 5 mil public and 10 mil employers
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obviously i dont know the ins and outs of your policy, but my buisness combined policy(emp,public liability, hired in plant, tools including chipper) is roughly 160 a month and i will be shopping around come september when im due to renew my policy as i reckon its to much
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i love the buzz, hadnt had it for a while(been doin silly little reductions) but yesterday smashing down a half dead oak with the 390 i was loving it
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those are the ones i want
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hope these pictures help, i want some dirty great, mean looking ones that actually work
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just what i needed to hear buddy:thumbup1:, thanks
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can you get the large dogs:thumbup1: that you get on the 395xp to go on the 390xp and where can you get them the ones on the 390xp are to small imo:thumbdown:
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not really answering my question eh hama your original point wasnt based just on collybia was it
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regardless of location?
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good.
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what do you want them for, surely not for climbing on
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decay detection, weapon of choice?
John Shutler replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Tree health care
what is your plan to maximise the potential of owning this kit -
whats your point exactly
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dam, glad your pretty much ok bud
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no evidence of another pathogen, watched this tree for about 8 months prior to its removal
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took down this oak with spindleshank, the decay extended about 8ft up the stem, although the crown had poor form and displayed poor vigour(no more than than any other surpressed woodland oak), i was not prepared for the extent of decay i found, there was literally a pit below the stump
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yeah i do, putting an email together for him with the pics its a shame really that in soving the twisting problem another has been generated, but feedback is essential and tonys sound
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bought a new sawpod(i love them) at the aa show to replace my knacked one theyve changed the velcro to one that is more plasticy which seems to curl at the corners reduceing its effectiveness:thumbdown: added some longer velcro after having to mess around with it on friday more that a dozen times:thumbdown: the guy i was subbing to caught me ranting to myself in the tree, so decided something had to be done
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thats jims combi can, i was subbying to him for the day. i just got that blower about a week ago, jims got one as well so clean up is mega quick
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reductions from yester day, previously topped birches dont you just love em the larger tree on the right had had the central leader pruned out which made for an interesting climb in the wet, the crown was also about 20ft wide one way and 55ft the other. there not perfect but sometimes they are never going to be
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if carlsberg made key rings......
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mines a single cab and i still stress out about how much chip it holds(mines not a tipper but i do have a alloy box)
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i actually use them for my lanyard, theyre great
