treemeup
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I'm a bit surprised there isn't an attachment for a chainsaw! Anyone got any plans in a draw somewhere...
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Cold showers then
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From my instinctive sense for these things, my rapide certainly has a very noticeable lower efficiency. same rope (got splices all round now I'm the man I'm working for ), same friction cord, same biners.......different HC? Does the bearing take a bit of time to set in? Mine just aint as good.
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first site i looked at, reckon cold metal's gotta be sharper! Sharpen when hot? (this is again a guess) coldest possible when using, physics my friend Closest Shave Possible With a Cartridge Razor: Hot Lather and Cold Razor for Best Results at Home Economically
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Ahh, I have both but didn't know that, usually the rapide stays in my climbing bag, definitely isn't as smooth at tending as the bush one.
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It'd take a fair few operations to make that bra a good fit
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You dont think he may be a contender for the stihl calender then mick?
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I cant help but laugh every time I look. hahahahaha Geoff that's what everyone says about him, and they haven't seen these! Think I'm in trouble when he gets wind of this :lol:
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I don't think the server can cope, I'm sure they had loaded! here' another try....
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Just found a couple of pics on an old phone of my old workmate
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I would if I had one! I'll get a couple more pics for you when I get the chance
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yeah, it's mounted just behind the capstan in the pic, I realised it was out of view after replying and got an edit in It is a stroke of genius after working with it, the control the groundsman has is great. I think he said it's been welded, I'll get some finer details next time I see him
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He uses it for lowering, lifting and winching. How could it roll huck? if anything were to go wrong he just has to let go of the tail and all is released, there is also a pulley on the other side which allows for the rope to lead forwards!! (it's not his primary lowering device, just there if he needs it!)
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And from the side, I think you'll like this one moggers
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One of the guys I climb for every now and then has two mogs, one with chipper the other with hi-ab, they rock!! but the one with the hi-ab has this capstan mounted on the pto.....
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Spares for a vermeer 620i and maintainance advice
treemeup replied to swinny's topic in Maintenance help
It was in about a million pieces on your drive when you saw it shep (don't worry swinny, just some maintenance when I first bought it!) Glad she's still running ok, taught me a thing or two about chippers that machine! woodpecker, it's been fixed with a Jenson once already -
nice one guys looks the mutts nuts! I liked the video but didn't really mimic a working scenario for my liking. What was setting it up on a stub all about? I would also have cut a face where it should have been, not that this would have made much difference but you never know. I must say however that I don't doubt the strength of this bit of kit for one second, it's definitely on the list
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street trees is 3.5-4ltrs a day per 3man team
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Are you going to sort that wobbly handle first?! sorry nigel
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yeah, i'm on my second. just seems a waste....
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how do i go about getting my airstreams re-soled, looking at my old pair today and they'd be sweet with some new rubber
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got silverstreak on mine which is working well with a vt. I shall be trying some armor prus soon though!!
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I always rinse my razor under cold water not hot as I figure heat expands metal, not sure if it actually helps though!
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Are you allowed to climb on any system (v.t or similar) in the assessment? We were wondering this at work last week, I think as long as your confident with your system you can...a couple of the older guys reckon you've gotta climb on a prussic or blakes
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I just quoted a decent size leylandii takedown, 100m drag behind a terrace........I wan't an arbor-trolley! :drool:
