Craig Johnson
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Hi Reg do you take a vast amount of binners and sling up with you or keep having to haul up, I always think this is the down side of zip lines. any reason you stopped the log short or were you breaking in a new groundie lol
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from the 10th onwards
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Helping with a job and as the title says there are some large(all the small ones are staying) beech butts going begging if you can COLLECT, can load. call Alistair Magee 07886028830. cheers craig
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just because you have insurance, unless you are qualified to give the level of advice your client requires, its still not worth the paper its written on -
will speak to the importers tomorrow any give you a update:thumbup1:
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employment!
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mewp was just for access easy to get back up after a cuppa tea
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no one from the arbtalk massive turned up to help out, so it was a bit of a push with just 3 of us climbing
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I have a medium beech to fell in half term, and there will be some free logs, up for grabs, that we wont be able to get on the trucks, PM if interested
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working with bardsey tree services, who are doing a big conifer hedge at Scunthorpe FC on the 8th and they could do with a couple of extra climbers for the day. if your available ring Andy ward 07821404284. no clear up as they are getting in a big crane fed chipper later:thumbup1:
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handy locations!
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have you checked the air and fuel filters?
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the MK2/b will be out in oct, different riveting pressure/and top link
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beat me too it, BTY twas me trying to explain, the no info was the importer:blushing:
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looked at the apta but because of the psi required you need a FAC
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Russ, in the cold light of day many great ideas fall down when the problem is worth more than the solution. There are some people who will always make a claim after any accident any the biggest players don't lose, so If the pants had been repaired by a 3rd party, unfortunately regardless of the quality, if not approved by the manufacture, that will be where the claim will land. this is what happens in the real world cheers craig
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no, a bit of reality in this 'no win no fee' culture we live in today from some one who know a bit about the construction of chain saw pants, the testing of and regulations around them:001_tt2:
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<p>so we were taking bets on how long after 6pm on Saturday before you started playing with 'the lucky'</p>
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and the material and thread used would have to be approved by the manufacture to maintaine CE mark and carry large PI insurance,
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Monday and tuesday
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i'll be on the work ware stand with some new toys
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are you jacking in the fire wood business?
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I agree with old millTC
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should have a read list from the examination centre, for the plant I.d. usally around 100 there will be 15 specimens worth 3 points 30 to pass. written exam with multi-choice and long questions and an oral interview 2 from 6 simulations on planting/pruning/transplanting ect climbing and ground worker test. where are you taking the exam?
