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perfect, thanks nepia. thats what i wanted to hear
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How easy is it to get a jo beau m200/m300in the back of a transit panel van? With ramps obviously, is it achievable on my own or will i need a winch/pulley set up?
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As per title, Im after a little extra work on the weekends. Tickets: CS30, 31, 38, 39, mewp, chipper, stump grinder. years experience on the ground, little bit of climbing here and there, have my own climbing kit if required. Full clean driving licence and own transport. Im reliable, hard working and keen to gain further experience. Cheers, Joe- 07522982931
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Im at uni in Cheltenham, but have previously done an diploma in arb. My course finishes end of April and im staying here over the summer so am looking for part/ full time work then. Part time or casual until then as I've got a fair bit of course work to get finished.
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Im not available this week, but am looking for casual groundy work in the future around cheltenham. got my own PPE, transport, chainsaw and chipper tickets. happy to drag brash. If you could bare me in mind next time. Cheers, Joe- 07522982931
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As per title, Im idealling looking for odd days work groundying whilst im at Uni. I have a ND in Arboriculture and the following tickets: CS30,31,38,39, stump grinder, chipper, mewp, MO1. Full clean drivers liscence. 6months experience groundying, odd bit of climbing. Have all my own climbing kit and PPE. If your able to offer anything, would be greatly appreciated if you could contact me on here or by phone. 07522982931.
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How does the treemagineers multi-saver work? i cant see how its any more efficient than a standard two ring cambium saver?
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look at his feedback, these things are one of his best sellers!
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This is on tonight again, at 10, on Quest (Channel 38 - freeview) Seems a bit like axemen, really over the top with the narrator making the smallest thing sound really dramatic. EDIT: too slow
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My names Joe, im a 2nd year ND arb student at Sparsholt in Winchester, looking for a couple of days work a week with a company whilst im not at college. Have previously completed a Level 1 course in landbased machinery, have cs30, 31, 38 and MO1 tractor driving. Have a full uk driving liscence and my own vehicle. Looking for work around winchester or southampton. Im hard working and keen to expand my education further than college! If you can offer anything, please contact me on: 07522982931, or pm me on here. -Joe
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apf i think is in the next month or two? it was around this time of year last year. edit, think it may be a bi-annual event though. as website says its this week, but 2010...
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ive found that both work just fine on 11mm, comes down to prefferance really. 8mm feels a bit nicer to use with my tachyon, but i read somewhere that 10mm lasts longer due to having a larger surface area to disperse the friction heat over. maybe complete bs, but either way. Have a play with both!
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Alright Steve? yes, enjoying the time off alot!
I know what you mean about the Ocean polyester, im only having trouble with it when its tied in a VT, so have pretty much given up with it as it only bites half the time and feels pretty dodgy.
Have given it a bash tied in a 'knut'? and that seems to work alot more consistently, any experience with this knot?
Think james has some therma shield knocking around, so ill nab that and give it a test!
Cheers for the advice!
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Could do with some tips here, I have recently been trying different systems, and settled for a blakes and micro pulley for a while. Ive now just picked up a hitchclimber, some oval karabs and some Ocean polyester with the intention of using a VT-hitchclimber set up. The problem im having is getting the Ocean polyester to get a consistent bite on the climbing line! Im using 11mm Tachyon and 10mm Ocean polyester, and have tried numerous variations of the VT, alternating numbers of wraps and braids... Is there something im missing? or do i just need to keep working on it, tuning it till it works more consistently? I have managed to get it set up perfectly with some Beal hitch cord which is alot softer/flexible. Could it be because the Ocean polyester is brand new and stiff?
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Climbed in the scarpa's today, very nice to climb in. Compared to other boots i have climbed in, steelies and haix chainsaw boots, these are much more comfortable, very lightweight and have superb grip, even in the pissing rain with slippery branches like today. Didnt get a chance to do any proper footlocking, but i can imagine them being ideal. Overall a great boot, but a touch pricey if you only plan to use them for tree climbing.
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ordered myself some scarpa's this week from honeybros, recieved them today, and did a good 6 miles of walking in them. Should have a chance to climb in them next week but from wearing them in today, I can see them being pretty damn good for it. Dunno what people are on about not being able to walk in them, they are designed as a walking/scrambling boot. I plan to wear them on a trip to brecon beacons and snowdonia, so we shal see how my feet fair after that
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I think the adverts are set at minutes of playback, rather than number of songs. But i seem to get about 10 songs of average length between each 30 or 60 second advert And not sure what you mean by the playlists... Cant complain for a completely free program.
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Been using this for a little while now, its pretty awesome. Used to be an itunes user due to listening to majority of music off my laptop but this is immense, okay they can sometimes be a be slow putting new music on here, but its still an amazing program. Highly reccomended.
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biggest size they have in stock is 6.5
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Had a good ganders at these at the AA showand they looked quite similar to Meindl Airstreams. If i remember right, they seemed massive, like really beefy boots! Chainsaw boots - Kima Air Zermatt - These the ones?
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If anyone cares, treeworker got back to me. Products are from a company called 'Keela', not too far off bob! seem pretty reasonabley priced too for the type of clothing.
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Cotswolds outdoors are selling AKU crodas for £70 if you have bizarely small feet https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/webpoint/webpoint.cfm?MENUSTATE=N&id_product=37850&SHOWMESSAGE=0&GOTOLOCATION=0&ID_WEB_GROUP_LEVEL1=31&SESSION_EXPIRED=0&FULL_RANGE=0&BRAND_NAME=&fuseaction=productdetail&BRAND_FULL_DESCRIPTION=&ID_WEB_GROUP_LEVEL2=331#app=7491&2919-idBrand=-1&2919-group2=&2919-selectedMenuVsIndex=0&2919-selectedIndex=5&2919-selectedMenuAccIndex=0&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex=-1&2919-idGroup2=-1&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex2=-1&2919-group1=&2919-selectedMenuLstIndex3=-1&2919-tag=false&2919-counter=1&2919-idGroup1=-1
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Cheers guys, Joe, i dont think it was the bosky stuff, this was more like wet weather/hiking/outdoor clothing
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Not sure if anyone would know, but... Treeworker were selling some outdoor clothing, trousers and jackets sort of thing next to their rope tent. Ive looked online and cant seem to find any of these products on their website. Can anyone remember the brand name of the clothing? or know where i can get hold of these items? Ive sent treeworker an email, but thought id post here too.
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How could anyone miss this thing, it was right next to the entrance/exit! tactical publicity parking....
