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Everything posted by bob
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How old is that saw looks like you been polishing it:confused1:
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wow suit me more than you:thumbup: would love to hear it roar
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I use a cinch on lanyard and positioner on metal stop right tool for right job:thumbup: but do like my positioner:thumbup:
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if you like em get em:thumbup: just dont turn em up too loud
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some of the new rucksac buckles double as a whistle Maybe helmets could think down those lines
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could of thrown your scabbard was not much use to you:blushing:
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If i had built that i would of been dead proud a fair few improvements could be added but good on him Wish i could sort one
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Cool pulley Cool Video just wonder if it would of been more affordable without the CE Certainly on my Want list:thumbup: Not sure it'son my Justifiable list:blushing:
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oi did i not post that one first don,t i win a prize or was you ignoring ME:lol: post 26
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At least one of your climbers wears a chin strap:thumbup:
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Does anyone have any Pics of the carving end products Please:biggrin:
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LA we already have a good mapping system but need stuff to run along with it. Or so i am told I have not been involved in selection and all the merits as yet. TBH seems a nightmare but will hopefully save me a lot of wasted time:thumbup:
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Nice vids serious question do you use chainbrakes ever over there:confused1: worst bit for me was 3.22 2nd vid I personally would of felled the last tree with the backcut starting at the house side to set the hinge house side and finish other side so at to allow for extra hold but thats personal Some of the tie off points could of been a bit scary if you had not run the ropes accordingly I only have 3 lads i really enjoy running the ropes How long ago was that done. I have used one of those original portawraps but most of the new ones are a lot better and the diameter has got bigger For me it was nice to see a working vid rather than a instructional one:thumbup:
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as a point most hi vis stuff has a wash limit ie 20 times Do the stretchy airs Certainly my hi viz tops and jackets are wash limited:confused1:
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no good been a professional Gundogs, hard as nails and are very sensetive to ridicule when your master is a crap shot and never hits anything Wish our master could run and be fit like bob:thumbup: half a mile just ain't enough
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Climbing self tend lowering? due to bad grounds people!
bob replied to Danavan's topic in Rigging and roping
why would you not want to spend 10 mins going through stuff with the lads that ground for you if it,s a proper lowering job and there groundies are not up to it take one with you or tell em to get a grip or your not doing it staff will never be good if you do not tell em:confused1: -
Mine are husky,s and i would not sell a saw to someone who would just consider one If you like stihl stick with em till you become a professional
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hope you had a good day
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Are they after the last 5 yrs worth:thumbup:
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Are you off back with a bottle of t cut tomorrow go on you know you should:thumbup:
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Thought someone would of mentioned leaving a long log many a giggle has been had It is certainly taught and discussed in CS34 training and assessments. I am not saying this was a prime example of when to do it as i was not there. But the right person doing it in the right situation is not always bad NPTC | Assignment Schedules Part 2 section 4
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Contender for most awkward job of the year award
bob replied to David Riding's topic in General chat
I have done 2 similar to this just had the gas board guys there with meters and fire extinguishers and a big fan though they ran like the wind when we ground a stone haha -
If all else fails get the timberland ones they are not too bad or look for another job
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just let me know when you fancy coming over:thumbup:
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nope but have used one few mates have em could get one for you to come and try:thumbup:
