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Everything posted by bob
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similar as long as no rain
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timberwolf for me
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i am proud of cetain parts of my body but my camera just broke
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I need sum new boots whats everyone eles wearing??
bob replied to Tree cutter Stu's topic in General chat
i am on experts but will probably go back to my favorites lavaros hiax and meindle are too heavy for moi -
everyone i know has a weak link on flip line usually a 20 or 30 cm sling basketed in this way 3 way cras are spot on imo for this yes you can use mallions but the must be done up with a spanner
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whats annoying is normal days im on about double we have a low basic which is then sorted with a good gauranteed bonus but as i only work part time i dont get bonus or time and a half or double i just get plain time normaly all my overtime goes as time off in lieu but am not supposed to work lieu time after midnight so it got booked as undertime instead
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have several spare sets due to no chipper for both sizes 200 and 400 series anyone interested
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we have 3 for david browns and 4 for valmet anyone interested
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i get paid that little i cant afford to eat have just recieved a pay slip and did 4 hrs callout last month from 11pm till 3 am after tax i was on £4.67 per hour have unplugged the phone
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pete mctree must be an exception to that rule he never seems to work
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pressumably your only part time then:sheep::sheep:
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i find mine are cold
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does it come with medical checks cause i would fail them
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please count me in as many times as you want
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more pictures please
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that is dedication for you
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we use powered ones mainly and are about to get a new one spot on for reducing cherries and trees affecting pedestrians and cars
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if you need a decent tree surgeon to carry out the work i may have a day available
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when they port them them guzzle fuel, too noisy and how about ppe requirments not to mention chain and saw stress
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just had to do a storm call with all my stuff we have 3 chippers at work 1 stolen 1 still waiting for gearbox now 4 weeks 1 in for service and 17tonner in for mot and depot that secured for the weekend would take 30 mins to get in
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ours was chained down sas wheel clamp bullet lock on drawbar but as they put it in back of van no point in that
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at least husky saws dont need porting to run fast enough
