Mozza
-
Posts
8,554 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Mozza
-
Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
Mozza replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
I bet shes reet dirty too -
Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
Mozza replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
I aim to please mate -
Interesting read that
-
Snowy buddleia in my neighbours garden!! Thought it looked quite cool!! Thats the only time ill ever say that about buddleia by the way
-
Haix trekkers, Love them, Absolute quality, having said that, all Haix are
-
Cool mate, i dont do wet feet at all, They only get wet once and then it new boot time i HATE it with a passion!! What Haix you gone for??
-
You need yourself some new boots mate, Soaked feet just aint cricket Looks like prime fire country to me too mate, Can you not get one going there??
-
Good work mate, Looks like a good job to be on in this weather!!
-
And lots of rope by the look of it mate
-
hahahaha Im crying laughing at that mate
-
Coooooooooooooool Dave Make sure you stick some pics up mate
-
Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
Mozza replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
Its bollocksed, Fell it, Chip back into bushes (gotta love leaving chip on site ), Take wood back to yard, Split it, sell it, Jobs a good un!! -
Now thats class!!!
-
I need me some guns :thumbup:
-
Ta, i could picture it in my head, just wonderd what was best to use, Nice one Rupe!!
-
Rupe, I climb (not very often) on a prussik, Id like to add a pulley to that system, like you just described, I know you put the pulley under the knot but what do you attach it to a Krab with?? Will any bit of string do?? Sorry to sound like such a noob , I should really know the answer A picture would be great if you could put one up at some point mate
-
Aye mate, My saw pod fleece is toasty warm Now im of jetboil technology, Soup and beans will take 2 minutes Then 3 minutes to eat, Then back to killing.................Oh i mean "working" on trees
-
Yup, i will be doing, Thats what i bought it for, Brews at the drop of a hat and soup and beans and what have you, For dinners Jackets fleecey inside mate yeah, Fleecey pockets too, It really is a nice jacket, Almost too good for work, which is why i bought it, Might leave it in the car/van to change into after work
-
That rig of yours is awesome Nick Love that black truck!!
-
I did mate, went over last week as i needed some gas for my new Jetboil thingy, The jackets superb, They flew off the self though, I went on the wednesday i think and they only had 2 left at Stockport, Im very impressed with it to be honest, Gotta love a bargain too You cant beat ordering new gear mate, Bet you cant wait to get cracking with it all
-
very distinctive truck mate, sorry to hear your news, however, it being that distinctive hopefully someone will see it and inform you. heres hoping mate
-
Good stuff mate, Healthy body, healthy mind and all that I do like seeing other techniques getting used, Thats one reason i love being self employed and subbing to different people, seeing different climbers and how they do it, Makes it all more interesting and keeps me learning new stuff all the time, Even after 10 years i can see someone else do it a different way, I love that about this job!!
-
Theres no way id trust that machine not to get jammed at some point in its life, Looks a good bit of kit, I wouldnt want to be too far from it tho just incase it did Jam up!!
-
Not too shabby mate, Good stuff
-
Its better now mate Still gonna take it half easy but to be honest everyone i sub too has called work off until next week, Due to snow, So by the time i get back to work it should be fine and dandy mate I climbed a small Birch last week, One of my own jobs and that went well, The reason i like the prussik is because im not a very confident climber, As you know i dont climb alot, Hopefully that'll change next year, I like the fact that when i pull down and push the knot up, if i were to slip or fall it would lock where it is, With hitch climbers and all that, When ive seen guys use them, 2 or 3 arm lengths of rope then pull the slack threw, i always think if i were to slip or fall then, id drop 2 or 3 arms lengths of rope before it locked, Again hopefully all that will change when i become more confident Oh and sorry to de-rail abit haha
