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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Siw0nXZVi9E&feature=related]YouTube - chainsaw test on wirecore flipline[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h0x08KDSMQ]YouTube - chainsaw test on wirecore flipline[/ame] if anyone local wanted an old metal strop to try i have more than i need:blushing:
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few more pics from site couple more of the tree already posted hard to say who would be the obvious perpetrator although it was suggested it could of been a tree surgeon touting for buisness another shows an old ring barked tree very close to it and the other is some work that has been carried out without permission and they even left the chips:confused1: Even though all the trees in this area is covered by a TPO as a result of some felling further up the woodland:thumbdown:
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did you manage to get yourself down from the tree with the branch still stuck in your finger or did you need rescuing:biggrin:
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think you will find it,s the HSE and manufacturers not NPTC at all
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How would you go about getting into a conifer with no crotch?
bob replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
cut it off at the bottom reduce it with some secateurs and plant it again:biggrin: sorted -
were you up a tree at the time:confused1:
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apart from not available in this country and not ce marked so should not be used. but looking forward to seeing one in action
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whose property does it stand on and is it protected PM location if necessary:001_smile:
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especially as it has been said the factory one is done by Hand and just the bury done by machine and finished by hand
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:thumbdown::thumbdown:
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nope but surely it does make a difference:confused1:
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have you thought about shedding a few pounds being a larger bloke must be like wearing 10 jumpers:confused1:
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Nice one hope they enjoy it maybe look to tuck the straps in. started my boy when he was young and he still enjoys it but that will change when he has to do it for real in the wind and rain
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Got a bar bith a knackered sprocket and a new sprocket:001_smile: Any ideas on how I change it Do I need special rivets and special tools? Is it straight forward or do i just get a new bar even though it,s a 3 ft one:confused1:
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I would not expect free delivery on everything as that makes you dear if I bought a lot Either by having an account which when spent over 200 everything was free postage as a loyal customer or as said orders over £50 free postage I am a regular buyer at 1 company and i now just get free postage on everything. Usually i clump stuff together but sometimes small order and not worried as to postage costs but overall we both seem to do ok out of it:thumbup:
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similar as you then as yours is a mickey mouse one:biggrin: haha
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Just out of curiosity was there any midgets in your dream:thumbup:
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bargain compared to a carrytool:001_smile:
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Surprised no one has mentioned the Blakes honestly believe it is the next step from a prus then ideally you need to get someone to go through VT or mechanical stuff as a lot of finner points and potential for getting it wrong
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Is that a true story or a joke?
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Looks good to me How much are they?
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what would you pay someone for day rate for forestry work
bob replied to Stu's topic in General chat
agreed but he is possibly not a decent cutter and if this is his first job i would doubt he was a while till he was producing enough to earn his keep Many a guy would do this for expenses just for the experience that there are a lot of guys would love Stu this was not meant as a critisem of you as obviously dont know you but a generalisation -
oh well if its a month away no panick
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when is it
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let em sit in my car or give em a lift:thumbup: or lend em a thermos and a nice warm jacket:thumbup:
