Paul Barton
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Is it the turbo 190? I use one of those alot and reckon it be a pretty darn good chipper.
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:hmmmm:Methinks someone is taking the piss...
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I need sum new boots whats everyone eles wearing??
Paul Barton replied to Tree cutter Stu's topic in General chat
Meindl for me. Had almost 2 years wear out of my current pair and apart from the soles wearing down they are still going strong. -
Don't worry Mr Satan - we are not all this critical. cool pics!!!
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Hey Matty, if you can 'prove' that the tree work is necessary maintenance, your customer could get a court order for you allowing you access to the neighbour's land. A mewp may be less hassle though!
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I heard recently that Total Arb had been axed.
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Nice pics vduben. Looks like a fun job.
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I've asked you before not to video my work Carl, it makes me very uncomfortable.
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Cool pics of a nice job, cheers Matty!
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Great pics - thanks for sharing. Fair play to you for cracking on with that after a shocking previous day.
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We got given a little bottle of scotch the other week - the guy was expecting us to drink it there and then to keep warm!! Best tea makers are those that know/have family that are tradespeople. A while ago we got unlimited tea and coffee and bacon and egg rolls from a lovely lady that commented that she hoped people would treat her son the same who is a plumber. ...mind you, the prices plumbers charge....
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What's the problem with Tenex Peter? I have heard a few people saying this but can't see the problem with it.
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Nice pics Carlos! Did you get much grief working there? It's a pretty prominent spot.
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Maybe after some experience yes, but when you are starting out I disagree. I remember always being told at college to go higher to set my anchor - it is nerve racking at first because of the combination of height and smaller limbs to choose from.
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Ha ha - thanks Tony. It did help that I happened to read about it this week!
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Here ya go dude - lime i felled today. Used the dog-tooth cut as we had a winch on it. Popped over just loverly he did.
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Treelife Training run it at 3 locations around the country and I have found so far to be excellent. Their number is 0116 2606939 if you wanna ring them and ask about their locations.
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Common law allows you to cut branches back to your boundary as they can be a 'niusance' to you. However, the case of Sun Timber Co. Ltd vs Leeds City Council resulted in a ruling that overhanging branches are only a 'nuisance' if they are an 'actionable nuisance' - ie they are causing current damage or will do so in the immediate future. Therefore if this interpretation of the law is correct, any overhanging branches which are not causing/about to cause damage will need the Local Planning Auth's permission. Obviously it seems that different LPAs have different opinions on it.
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Nice one Anna - nice photos.
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I find stuff with collars encourages even more sawdust down my back though.
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Tres bon monsieur Steve.
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http://www.abbeypro.co.uk/subprod/francital-pro-chainsaw-clothing-0001738.aspx oops, forgot the link!! they have the same delightfully tasteful rainbow stitching as the SIPS. I think advertising that they have a 'two way' zip fly is scraping the barrel a bit. They look nice though - except I can't see the difference between the blue type c and the black except the £60 price difference.
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I think these are the ones VL is on about - scroll down a bit and you'll see them. Made by Francital.
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Cool - will try and make it along. Anyone camping? Seeing as how Carl is making me drive this time maybe I could pitch a tent and have a few shandy's.
