Craig Johnson

Had a few prefomance issues with my sandyford when i put it in(myself) local plumber sorted it out by removing all the 90' elbows and putting a fall on all the horizontal pipe work,

loved the cars running under the crane lol, great job

best in what sence, only the better climbers travel, poor work ethic/workmanship is out there in every country. we have the safest workers in the world to my mind that makes us the best!

Quantifiable consistency in use and maufacture can be acheived much easer with a 'device' rather than a peice of cord

always works better on dry well seasoned wood

this is not a stein lanyard , its just a reminder to all that nothing is better than two tie in points and good work position[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEyXoCwLOP0&feature=relmfu]CableCoreCutTest.wmv - YouTube[/ame]

Olympics 2012: If Yorkshire was a country, it would be higher in the medal table than SA, Japan and Australia | Mail Online

try workware in carlisle for samson

my invite's not arrived yet?

i have this put better down somwhere, but quite easy:lol: if you can follow this; you need a rope grab ond two small pullies (p05) install rope(with or with FS) eye back down to chest height, put rope grab on long side of rope.pointing up clip the eye to the rope grab with a large oval binner, pick up a good bight of rope below the rope grab, put in a pullie and then put into binner on the rope grab, aline eye and grab at the top off the binner and the pullie at the bottom you now have three ropes below the rope grab and two above. with the other pullie clip into loop and attach to hitch climber, tie hitch on as normal in the other leg if you pull down on one leg, of the rope!, it will pull the rope grab up. 3:1 from the ground:001_tt2: dont worry if you dont have enough rope to get to the grab to past the frist branch, just pull it up further when you half way up.

a light coating of petrol on the frame, helps get the elastic on(had to think how to word that lol)

mark that's excatly the same problem i have with mine, must be some problem with the fabric:blushing: well done HB on bringing a great product to the uk market

i would think, yes that dangerous for me, the ce would be for a layard from the side d's where they are not desgined to be used for supension, therfore lanyard not to be used above waist.

:lol:

look forward to that. i wounder if it would cure my smoke in the room when feeding the stove?

i started out with nothing and have most of it left

great cheers

update agenda ISA UK&I ArborCamp 2012 Hosted at the FR Jones Show (13-14th July: Sevenoaks) Wagoners, Back Lane, Tonbridge, Kent TN11 9PP Events occurring on & off during the days: listen to the PA announcements • “Arb Master Classes” (with the UK&I 2012 Tree Climbing Competition Champions). • Tree dismantling workshop (Kingswood Training Services). • “Tree Climbers Corner”. • Soil management/de-compaction demonstration (Bartlett Tree Experts). 10.00-10.45 “Major changes to the BS:5837 (2012)”. Paul Smith: AA Technical Officer. 10.45-11.45 “Ancient Woodland Management, Coppicing & Bats” Victoria Golding: Trustee - Kent Wildlife Trust. 11.45-12.45 “An update on Insect Pest Management Strategies” Adam Clarke: Research Technician - Bartlett Tree Experts. 12.45-1.15 “What has the AA ever done for me?” Nick Eden: AA Director. 1.15-2.15 ‘Kids Corner for all Ages’ Special Guest as Detective Dendro™ - Guy Meilleur an ISA Board-Certified Master Arborist, aerial consultant, and former Instructor at Duke University (NC, US). But he is best known internationally as a frequent Detective Dendro™ author in the ISAs Arborist News. 2.15-3.15 “Tree Disease Management” Adam Clarke: Research Technician - Bartlett Tree Experts. 3.15-4.00 “TPOs: 2012 regs. resume of changes” Paul Smith: AA Technical Officer. N.B. AGENDA COULD BE SUBJECT TO LAST MINUTE CHANGES Please be sure to visit the: • Kent Wildlife Trust Nature Conservation/Education exhibition stand. • ISA UKI Trade/Technical Publications stand. On the Saturday 14th July there will be a raffle prize-draw for £176.00* of technical Tree Climbers books. Tickets will also be on-sale on Friday 13th July. All monies raised will go to the Kent Wildlife Trust * Non ISA member price. At ISA member prices these books would be worth £146.50.

good tunes as well

ISA UK&I ArborCamp 2012 (in its third year:001_tt2:) Hosted at the FR Jones Show (13-14th July: Sevenoaks) Wagoners, Back Lane, Tonbridge, Kent TN11 9PP FREE TO ATTEND Preliminary Agenda • “Arb Master Classes” (with the UK&I 2012 Tree Climbing Competition Champions). • Tree dismantling workshop (Kingswood Training Services). • “Tree Climbers Corner”. • “TPOs: 2012 regs. resume of changes” Paul Smith AA Technical Officer. • “Major changes to the BS:5837 (2012)”. Paul Smith AA Technical Officer. • “Ancient Woodland Management, Coppicing & Bats” Kent Wildlife Trust (KWT) • An update on Insect Pest Management Strategies (Adam Clarke: Bartlett Tree Experts). • Tree Disease Management (Adam Clarke: Bartlett Tree Experts). • Soil management/de-compaction demonstration (Bartlett Tree Experts). • KWT Nature Conservation/Education exhibition stand. • ISA UKI Trade/Technical Publications stand. • Special Guest as Detective Dendro™ - a ‘kids corner for all ages’: Guy Meilleur is an ISA Board-Certified Master Arborist, aerial consultant, and former Instructor at Duke University (NC, US). But he is best known internationally as a frequent Detective Dendro™ author in the ISAs Arborist News. On the Saturday 14th July there will be a raffle prize-draw for £176.00* of technical Tree Climbers books. Tickets will also be on-sale on Friday 13th July. All monies raised will go to the KWT * Non ISA member price. At ISA member prices these books would be worth £146.50.

All the questions are reused (but there's hundreds in the bank) so you cant get hold of old papers as the questions are still 'live' so to speak, old questions and questions of a similar content apear in the study guide and in the isa arborist news mag.

watched the game on one of the big screens in madrid, totaly mad!

ive got a old fashond bottel of 'toughen up' in the back of the shed you can have. lol

that's what happens when your away from arbtalk for a few days:lol: saw a similar idea a good few years ago, didnt think that was safe then and cant see why this shouldnt be safer......some how:001_tt2: