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Everything posted by bob
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if you dont tell me i,ll kill myself so no worries matey been nice knowing you have got it spliced ready been waiting to whip it
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i hope not
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is the left hand side of the drive the one on your way down the drive towards the house or up the drive away from the house As this ended up doing the wrong tree today i went doing some round the back whilst my mate did the ones at the front and when i came back round i could not understand what he had been doing and i had heard saws and chipper then i noticed some sawdust at the wrong side of the drive and when i rang the customer at work she was not impressed to say the least
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wear sunglasses 1 you look cool 2 can not see the ground
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that looks nice jamie what is the special whipping as i am just about to start making mine this weekend
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do like most folk do what makes you most money
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there is a difference between a battlefield and a work site or at least there is when i,m on site
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i,ve got some air streams at the mo and have had loads of other boots but at the moment my next pair will also be airstreams
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hand signals or even nodding when you want it pulling may be worth considering And don,t do anything that your not comfortable with life is too short There is always another day There is always another way There is always someone else
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if its your first saw and to do your assessments with i would think small maximum bar size 15 inch and either stihl or husqvarna would be my choice the lighter smaller saws are a lot easier for snedding and felling and do not cut as fast which is an advantage when getting used to them although it also depends on what you plan to do with it later upto 50cc or slightly bigger for further use imo
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thats really good wages sir if i was not too busy i would travel wish i could earn that local
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i have used a couple for tree jobs and to be honest it,s not a wood chipper stringy stuff came out and it did not like logs though it did like brash our grounds maintenance use them as they need to put all sorts through
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and i suppose they are not as noisy and do not damage your hearing
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if you think its worth porting a 200t why consider buying smaller cheaper with less power than a non ported 200t:thumbdown:
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this product has just come to my attention How long has it been available? are you aware if it has it been used in a real life situation other than by medical staff?
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Is there a clever use of machine I thought dean was going to ask what Cs 47 was
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not automatic locking
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i have 1 of those and i like them although could not use it for life support in a tree
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its not always what something costs it,s what it can earn you how much would you get for 200t,s after 2 years hard work as against how many of them ama would you have gone through If your after saving money get em some silky saws save loads on price of saw no fuel and no oil
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my backup is a 200t and will always be although if i was just starting up or struggling financially i would have one although i think my sugoi may perform pretty well
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not old
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i will disagree FASTCO was a training with the trainer saying if you met the required level at least with NPTC it is a different assessor to the trainer i never met anyone that had not got a certificate after attending a FASTCO course
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nice work there peter its nice to see a tree i would of been proud to put my name to
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we got ours to use with a pole saw and in the distructions it sort of shows a bracket on the polesaw although we made one out of a bit of cord into a prussick which helped
