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Everything posted by bob
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depends how strong the sling is:confused1: As long as it,s over 22kn all is good:thumbup:
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I do my 150 ones on a white wheel with but just do a bit then let em cool mine are on a jig so both the same size
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don't forget a stopper knot band would be better at the other side
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I would of charged £50 to remove it:biggrin:
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I am not into tatoos but janeys looks a lot nicer than alex,s But thats probably down to the skin type:thumbup: or location:thumbup: In fact thanks janey i now like Tats:confused1: certainly looked at it for long enough:biggrin:
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Thank you We have been working on min Pavement width of 2.5 metres so when the tree grows ect we would end up with around 1.5 as tree is obviously not right at the edge and will have a pit around. We have turned down a request on pavement width issues but seems like he is wanting a specific link to a regulation BS 8300 design of buildings for disabled is the closest i can find but that's still inconclusive. Thanks for the reply's so far.
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Hi all Is there a Minimum width of pavement we can legally plant new trees in. Ideally backed up with a link to guidance or legislation if possible
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we use 16mm no problems
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Nice one what did you use to sand it?
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Interesting to hear cellox used or is the gauze different Hope all goes well
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liked that a lot cheers
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About 10 ish years ago we bought a stump grinder from him and he was a very straight and honest man to deal with if that helps As for the chipper seems a bit of a gamble depends on you and what you can do or are prepared to do:thumbup:
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hehe:blushing:
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at 21 she is not a girl anymore
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We have used the question what can you tell us about BS3998 in interviews and only 1 out of 8 had heard of it and the 1 could not give examples of content Good points and how many arb guys and galls actually know what it is never mind have they read it or even do they own it I personally think it is now too big and detailed and know very few folk that have read it P.s It is still a term in the NPTC assessment for prunning:thumbup:
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oops..
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k1lAf_V5Uk]YouTube - Strap on a Wraptor - with the Wraptor Girls[/ame] What more can we say:thumbup: seriously I interviewed one and she would of put most of the applicants to shame but sadly had a much more qualified and experienced guy apply.
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Here you go
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sorry i know there must be more to it but why did you let him put more on:confused1:
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not sure it is suitable as friction cord was it bought from a boat chandlers
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Locumbe oak spelling might not be right but keeps it leaves through the winter we have a few round here are the leaves old or fresh could be a canariencis either just a thought
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have a look through this I love mine http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/27036-smooth-climbing.html
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Shame the clocks wrong in there gets me all confused
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Husqvarna dont do a 66 anymore:confused1: used a 395 and pretty quick across but in general the cut should be more down the length which will add a bit and the sparks certainly are an indicator:thumbup:
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you would not know anything had been done to it looked a perfectly healthy chestnut tree:biggrin:
