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  1. Rich Rule
    Ply is a great idea. Once you have it bought it does for roofs, windows and we have even covered green houses with it. Also lined the walls in house and put dust sheets over them to protect the decor for this dreaded through the house.
  2. Rich Rule
    Ply is a great idea. Once you have it bought it does for roofs, windows and we have even covered green houses with it. Also lined the walls in house and put dust sheets over them to protect the decor for this dreaded through the house.
  3. Rich Rule
    Having used both quite extensively, I would opt for the 220 over the 190. In my not so expert opinion, It was just better to use. I am sure someone more engineering based will be able to give you answers. Although I never timed them as I am not that sad, they both filled a 7.5t truck with ease. I seem to recall less snedding for the 220.
  4. Rich Rule
    Having used both quite extensively, I would opt for the 220 over the 190. In my not so expert opinion, It was just better to use. I am sure someone more engineering based will be able to give you answers. Although I never timed them as I am not that sad, they both filled a 7.5t truck with ease. I seem to recall less snedding for the 220.
  5. Rich Rule
    Can you expand on that mate pls? I was under the impression that you had to have to chain connected to the truck... at least that is what I was told years ago. Cheers.
  6. Rich Rule
    Can you expand on that mate pls? I was under the impression that you had to have to chain connected to the truck... at least that is what I was told years ago. Cheers.
  7. Rich Rule
    Can you expand on that mate pls? I was under the impression that you had to have to chain connected to the truck... at least that is what I was told years ago. Cheers.
  8. Rich Rule
    Excellent vids, both of them. Thanks for taking the time to put them up and sharing. Awesome.
  9. Rich Rule
    Excellent vids, both of them. Thanks for taking the time to put them up and sharing. Awesome.
  10. Rich Rule
    Excellent vids, both of them. Thanks for taking the time to put them up and sharing. Awesome.
  11. Rich Rule
    Cheers for the heads up. One of the guys I work for was knocked last week. During a stormy night, they cleared him of all power tools and a number of climbing kits. They also did another tree surgeon who shares the yard.
  12. Rich Rule
    Cheers for the heads up. One of the guys I work for was knocked last week. During a stormy night, they cleared him of all power tools and a number of climbing kits. They also did another tree surgeon who shares the yard.
  13. Rich Rule
    Cheers for the heads up. One of the guys I work for was knocked last week. During a stormy night, they cleared him of all power tools and a number of climbing kits. They also did another tree surgeon who shares the yard.
  14. Rich Rule
    A couple of pics from February this year. Knackered beech dismantle. Most of the tree was cut and chucked but I rigged the timber.
  15. Rich Rule
    Same here Stevie. I am gonna sleep in the spare room tonight to see if I can sleep through. Got a busy day tomorrow.
  16. Rich Rule
    Managed to find and post the correct link to vid.
  17. Rich Rule
    Those mine arb trucks are great on the right job. One of the firms I climb for has had one for about a year. [ame] [/ame] [ame] [/ame]
  18. Rich Rule
    How much sleep do I get? Not enough. Currently getting woken up about 3-4 times a night thanks to a teething toddler.
  19. Rich Rule
    I generally use the file handle to de-take the excess chrome off, sorry cannot spell de burr either.
  20. Rich Rule
    Might try the golf ball handle tip. Cheers, Paul. I also use a Maccy "d"s straw as a cover for the files. Stops them rubbing together and dulling.
  21. Rich Rule
    Or just use a hand file.
  22. Rich Rule
    Congratulations. Now the fun begins!
  23. Rich Rule
    My good news is I have a day off tomorrow. Had a day on a golf course today doing a variety of work. Last job was to clean up about 5 leaders that were left on a large beech tree. The rest of the tree was on the deck, peeled off due to it being well knackered. Knocked off some large bits, BOOM. Left it about 50 odd foot monolith. A good buzz and a few puckered arsehole moments but all done. Now day off tomorrow as it is my birthday.
  24. Rich Rule
    Regardless of the physics of the matter. Once the cutter is hardened due to stone or a grinder it will be extremely difficult to put an edge on it with a hand file...
  25. Rich Rule
    Start to worry if jobs you have applied and permissions granted for works are viewable over the internet. The was a company around here who used to knock on jobs where planning permission had been applied and granted. They wood turn up saying .... had sent them and could they crack on.

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