Darrin Turnbull

This Lady lived in a tree for two years.

The Otter box seems to be the gold standard.

And thanks for all the answers.

Thanks for bring this back to life.

Getting a peanut out of my daughter's nose.

505 kilos

More than 400 kilos but not over 600.

The longest ones are four metres. If i want i'll join a extra 2 metres onto that. But of course it's very difficult to use.

I bought the big shot rubber part and the rest i made myself.

I hate it when the chain is damaged on one side only.

The Hitch Climber Rapide pulley, developed by Treemagineers in conjunction with DMM, maintains all the unique features and benefits of the standard Hitch Climber, but uses a roller bearing sheave in place of the bushing for higher efficiency; thus helping to keep friction constant. Available in three colors. Taken from treestuff.com http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?item=1480

Here's something taken from treetools http://treetools.co.nz/BlogRetrieve.aspx?PostID=59027&A=SearchResult&SearchID=10083412&ObjectID=59027&ObjectType=55 Work Safe. On Rope. 09 274 8090 0 CLIMBING RIGGING PRUNING SAFETY SPLICING BRANDS BLOG Treetools BlogTreetools Blog Tree gaffs from Europe and USA are different Richard Tregoweth - Tuesday, December 01, 2009 In arboriculture the Americans and the Europeans do things differently. Different climbing styles and different equipment - probably due to different trees. Most differences are obvious but some are more subtle: tree gaff styles for example. There are the American-style gaffs - straight with a narrow point and European-style gaffs with the slightly crooked leg and a wider platform tip. Ask ten climbers which gaffs they prefer and you will get ten answers. From our discussions with climbers it appears the European style gaffs are better suited to softer, thicker barked trees (eg pines). The crooked, slightly offset leg and wide platform tip offer better purchase in the bark. Climbers using American-style gaffs in this type of tree say they tend to loose grip more easily due to the narrower tip - making for a tiring day. Some customers have both styles and change gaffs depending on the trees they are working on. One thing is certain: you should always check which gaffs are on the climbers you intend to buy before you make your investment.

I was quite happy with my 42 special I've never used a 142 before so i can't comment , sorry.

Excellent .

Maybe this one https://www.gumtree.com/p/chainsaws/husqvarna-42-special-chainsaw-with-new-chain/1215783152

A lot of money for a old second hand saw.

Looking good , did you use the Humboldt felling cut.?

I've always wanted one of these

Try here for cheap stihl chains http://www.werkzeuge-motorgeraete.de/saegeketten.php?products_id=471 PS3 chain for 40 cm bar about 12,-€ including vat. Postage to 🇫🇷 17,-€

Don't forget the Ladies

My biggest concern is drop protection our living room floor is tiled. Thanks in advance

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Inspired from this , Monkey Beaver Speedline Kit. http://www.sherrilltree.com/monkey-beaver-speedline-kit-basic

Great video , makes a change from head cam sea sick videos.

And make sure it's wide enough otherwise it will fall over , when middle is burnt out fold the edges in.