bill

these scumbags nearly got me, luckly i got a call from a fellow surgeon who had also been had. they are targeting new business's, read up on them on this link below.

http://www.blagger.com/db4/company_id/4739/companyname/Vardis.html

i had 2 top handle chains snap in a row and i was using rapeseed oil. it might be ok for larger chains but watch out for overheating.

ive got some plugs in the fridge, i havent got round to using them yet. i lost the instructions, im sure it said to keep the log in a plastic bag for a few months? anyone know about this method?

341 with a 15" bar would be nice. ive got an 18 on mine and its not great. has not let me down tho. im going to get one of those makita 7900 next.

No capital letter on the species

 

Also, Taxus baccata cv. 'Fastigiata Aureomarginata' is the common Golden variety.

i always thought the golden coloured yews were irish yews

have you rang 'trust'?

i use petzl ok on both ends

ive got a long tail on my fisherman's and in the underpants department.

dito ms026 from jonesie

i got a call saturday morning for a small tree that had blown over, thats all. it was really blowing here friday night.

if its double when holding, what is it when its being shock loaded at varying heights bob?

I would have no further corespondence with him.

i would have had the gate facing out.

how much does it cost compared to logs?

helmet with chin strap, rope, harness, lanyard, split tail, 3/4 Carabiner with 3 way locks.

A 19mm rope on a 21mm dead eye sling and a big isc pulley is a topping down strop!

in a tight spot rigging down smaller stuff, isnt that topping strop a little excessive?

maybe one day we will be as good as you guys, who knows?

What is a topping down strop?

mine is a length of 13mm rope with a big dan carabina on the end. i use it instead of a block or pulley for rigging down light stuff.

I'll make tea, bob can race up the beech's.

give the guy a break

im with trust, 500 quid if you have your basic tickets and lolar.

this is it, what is the point of a 3.5m split tail on 13mm?

do they work? i have only ever heard generally negative reviews about them? i use a standard steel wedge when required and had always wondered about the effectiveness of the wood grenades, are they worth the premium in cost over a standard wedge

yes they work, i picked one up the other day from screw fix. tried it out on some big sycamore rings and it split them in half.the axe would just bounce off it.

thanks to jonesie for the split tail that i won. i got the price list and will be buying some gear in the new year.

now what to do with a 3.5m 13mm split tail, anyone? so far im thinking lanyard or making a topping down strop?

just pay him, piss in his flask and never use him again.