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Darrin Turnbull

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  1. Darrin Turnbull
    It's 85 pounds here in Germany , but if i had a Arbor Trolley i would buy it. Made to measure and a strong material that dries quickly ( i hate mould ). Good luck with your search.
  2. Darrin Turnbull
    Very clever , but maybe only works with lightweight pieces.
  3. Darrin Turnbull
    You're welcome. Maybe these videos can help as well. [ame] [/ame]
  4. Darrin Turnbull
    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachments/general-chat/54958d1295036036-how-much-service-020t.pdf
  5. Darrin Turnbull
    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachments/general-chat/54958d1295036036-how-much-service-020t.pdf
  6. Darrin Turnbull
    Just been having a browse and found this Sirocco Helmet 165 grams
  7. Darrin Turnbull
    Hopefully somebody can help again , like Matty did ( Wooden Farm ) which is booked out this year. Something for two adults and two kids 13 and 9 years old. 250/300 pounds a week would be great. 30 July to the 20 August I know I've left it late , but we had money problems for a while. Northumberland coast is or preference. A house swap is possible as well. We live in Kladow Berlin . Thank you in advance for any help.
  8. Darrin Turnbull
    What about Cut Protection Climbing Gloves. Something like this AT2000 Cut Protection Climbing Glove - Cut Level 5 Climbing a tree or other natural surface can inflict a constant stream of minor cuts and abrasions on your hands - using these gloves will protect you from that, leaving you free to concentrate on your climb, not your hands. Cut Level 5 Light and dextrous gloves High Durability Tough PU coating Highly Breathable Prices are shown ex VAT. Show prices inc VAT. Our Price:£8.00 ex VAT
  9. Darrin Turnbull
    Trial and Error really. With thick grippy gloves cut the Tipps off.
  10. Darrin Turnbull
    Here's something from the past http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/28661-50-1-vs-25-1-a.html
  11. Darrin Turnbull
    Just use some coloured tape.
  12. Darrin Turnbull
    Two in one line 25 metres of cheap red stuff and the rest dyneema.
  13. Darrin Turnbull
    Croissant
  14. Darrin Turnbull
    Stiff lines seem popular e.g Teufelberger shaoLINE.
  15. Darrin Turnbull
    This is my system. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/rigging-roping/15064-best-throw-line-3.html Two in one
  16. Darrin Turnbull
    [ame] [/ame]A friend of mine is quite impressed especially with the end splice which can be threaded through his throw hook ( Approach Throw Hook ). Approach Throw Hook seems good as well.
  17. Darrin Turnbull
    You're right Mark , it's Seven thousand drams high.
  18. Darrin Turnbull
    About 64 metres
  19. Darrin Turnbull
    I think it's a 141 years old.
  20. Darrin Turnbull
    Carabiner combined with a webbing sling. And sometimes a cow hitch
  21. Darrin Turnbull
    [ame] [/ame]
  22. Darrin Turnbull
    I'm quite impressed with Andrew Niel
  23. Darrin Turnbull
    http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Set-of-Diamond-Chainsaw-sharpener-4-0-4-8-5-2-5-5mm-/221109571994?hash=item337b28519a:m:mILQY-n0Hef5MGE_dosEAmg
  24. Darrin Turnbull
    http://www.ebay.ie/itm/5-2mm-STONE-GRINDING-BIT-Chainsaw-Sharpener-fits-Oregon-12V-Small-Cordless-Drill-/122030809865?hash=item1c699a6309:g:aKUAAOSw~OdVcMX-
  25. Darrin Turnbull
    Maybe a heated blanket or mat. And dump your stuff on top.

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