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Everything posted by bob
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maybe worth deciding a name so you can register him/her and then will certainly be youngest member:ohmy:
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we use a old 16mm double esterlon which is stronger and easier to use that 24mm polyprop 7.5ton mbs but would now not use it for lowering as it does get abuse use a capstan for attaching to tractor for more strength and easier and no crap knots to undo if we are pulling a tree with tractor usually the cosequences outway the cost of a rope
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what diameter did you get was it supple enough to coil and throw
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just to show you what i meant how sad that i had a pic of this at hand hope thats not my shadow
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yawn.
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i will take that as a no then
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All cowboys carry guns don,t they
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just above knee height and sprayed pink up here
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ditto was really suprised to read that
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is the 235 the smallest one they do do overland have a website
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do you ever worry that you get a bit technical:blushing:
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what more can we do get some panniers so we carry all stuff round our necks whilst working then we would probably get mugged
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our standard stock rope is blaze i have been on tachyon to try it for 11 months now and really liked it but have yet to decide if i am going back to blaze the only downside for me is if you used mechanical stuff with it been 11.5 does not fit or run as well as blaze has a softer fluffier feel than blaze:001_rolleyes:
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could really do with a before pic to see if thats too harsh a reduction
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Treeworker Liros Rigging Rope - 12mm am after some 12mm for lightweight rigging rope with no pulleys ect
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just to add a bit of scale my mate is in bottom left of pic
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kits will always be different mine has changes all the time trying new bits or taking em out buying new bits and looking for something better and my kit varies depending on what sort of climb it is
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how heavy is it
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on our TW250 the throttle is right next to the hopper and we do turn it down as it,s so handy rather than having to walk down the side of the chipper
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well after all that work i need a rest where,s is my cup holder at least the big boss won,t fit in my chair
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could not believe someone had a cup of tea up the tree then i realised it was me:blushing: and did not think i climbed that much but seem to be up there on too many photo,s. Must be photogenic
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where was i when the bar was up for grabs i run all huskys sure i could have used it typical but thats life
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good idea i suggested exactly that to timberwolf several years ago when you get a system sorted i am up for it i think problem is having electronic throttle
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exactly what i would of put
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i have windblown and irata do you reckon i am covered
