John Shutler
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Everything posted by John Shutler
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well my laptop didnt explode
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nor did i:001_tongue:
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no, but me and thr groundy can shift it in about 5 minutes with a couple of pitch forks
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sorry mick
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ive got the type a gladiators and they seem ok, only got them on saturday, little dubious of the light weight material on the backs of the legs as it seems to similar to the stuff stihl use
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i wouldnt want to decend to much distance with a hitch on a single line, best to use a fig 8
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set your clibing system tight round the stem, install your fig 8 below your hitch and pully and descend on a single line
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i either use my rope guide as a false crotch to decend on in an emergency or choke my climbing line round the stem and instal a fig8 below it
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yes dark dark memories
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haha very good rob, wheres that
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off to ireland on friday for 5 days on the west coast
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it was a pretty small garden and the euc had grown up through the middle of the cherry plums, it would have been easy without the prunus but they made it a little more awkward as it was harder to crane/swing the stuff over the next garden round
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dropped it
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euc takedown
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how long should the bury be when spicing 9mm tenex for a hitch cord, cheers
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oh yeah and cash isnt really an issue they paid 3million for the plot for there new house
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maybe this type of thing Rope Light - 45 Metre Drum (White) - QVS Electrical Supplies | Electrical Wholesaler
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small lights, kinda like fairy lights i was thinking
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ive been asked to install some lights throught out the crowns of 2 large oak trees for a party, if im honest i dont have a clue where to start. im after ideas on installation, types of lights the whole lot really. so anyone done this before or have any ideas
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clearance job subcontracting to special branch tree services, jim who was with me if any of you met him at the trade show
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the job i did 2weeks ago tidying up a failed limb on a poplar was pretty good, 200 for an hours work
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il definately be getting a falteimer next time either that or look at some other options
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how are yours holding up, both of mine are going in the corners and the plastic poles inside are begining to stick out
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if my AKUs wernt holding out so well id be keen for a pair, unless you want someone to review them for you
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
John Shutler replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
i like that photo (the first one)
