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Craig Johnson

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  1. top topping there reg:thumbup1: are you going down to the itcc in portland?
  2. do a 6x stich knot to back up, so it can be pulled out from the ground.
  3. Rob, you didnt plan it very well, the world tree climbing championship is in portland, more or less on route, but thats in august:001_tt2:
  4. for all those interested here's the link for the results UK & I 2012 TCC DETAILS - ISA Tree Climbing Championships :: Tree Climbing Competitions :: ISA UK&I Chapter A good time was had by all, well done to the winners, the euro team and all the climbers who made it a great event, with the help of all our sponsors:thumbup:
  5. there is plenty of free camping on site (yards from the comp) for those wanting to come and watch, and cheer the climbers along. looking forward to seeing plenty of arbtalkers, what was the seceret hand shake again?
  6. those arriving on friday, the cafeteria will be open till 18.30. just had roast pork, yorkshires, roast spuds and veg (£3) and appel crumble(£1.50) plenty of others choices and great value
  7. places filling up fast:thumbup1: so if lots of you turn up on the day, it will be first come first in. plenty of space for camping (free) so bring your groupies to cheer you along:001_tt2:
  8. read the rule book, then read it again while looking at how the score sheets work. free to down load anytime! International Tree Climbing Championship casualty reasurance and comunication with other workers on site is the key to ANY rescue, comp or not, and as we know pratice makes perfect so dont try anyting new on the day, period, because it will go wrong:001_tt2:
  9. how about cutting the floor out of the wagon body/ kiln and lifting it over the wood stack with the fork lift, much lighter and quicker than moving the timber, just a thought:001_smile:
  10. use a short length of accesory cord, instead, to tie a micro prussic and conect to the pullie with a key ring binner, used this about 15 years ago:blushing:
  11. come along to the ISA tree climbing comp at the end of this month, and see how its done
  12. : and a treemotion can last 6months:001_tt2: so look for manufactures spec there is no five year rule just a guide line if you dont know better.
  13. lived on this for a good few years
  14. one of these for sale down the road, out of my price range but niceThe unique Merlo Multifarmer
  15. on my second one, wil go for the click next time
  16. casio G shock :thumbup1:solar power :thumbup1: atomic radio so never needs adjusting:thumbup1:as long as i'm in the UK:thumbdown:
  17. Buxtons will be main sponsors this year with a stand at the comp and loads of goodies for prizes, they will be also putting some cash into the travel for the europen team and chapter champoins many thanks to buxtons, FR jones, isc, sip, arboventure and the isa
  18. if a tree has not been managed as a ture pollard, its not repollaring its just ramdon topping:001_tt2: dean your on the same page as me:thumbup1:
  19. you guys crack me up :lol: if you look at the before pic, nice avenue down the side of York city walls. dont think that you could call these pollards! IMO lift, deadwood and light formative prune. happy days lower cost to client and better looking trees:thumbup1: now just shake my head every time i go into town
  20. TP, good build quality and good chip. go for the heavey fly wheel and extra blade and there's no need to worry about the stress control lol
  21. Tree boat all the way, love mine
  22. before York St John University, Lord Mayor's Walk, York - Google Maps after repollarding WTF:001_huh: please feel free to pass your comments to york council for approving the work and St johns university for having it done!
  23. so if you dont use that new rescue kit, it wont need a LOLER test:001_tt2: as soon as somthing is issued for use, it needs to be in your loler records. new items come with certificates of conformity so they do have a loler cert

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