Log-ologist
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You got away lightly. ratchet straps of truck drivers chain tensioners fastened round the stem and then cut as high as possible ( below the straps) can hold things together just enough to deck it and get away.
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tell em its done. and send a bill. the only tree left is an ash.
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ts got 4wheel drive.
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Any business located in Holdenhurst road in Bournemouth needs its credentials to be questioned. John knows what I mean.
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Is climate change increasing the growth of ivy?
Log-ologist replied to BatiArb's topic in Tree health care
Unless global warming is making the days longer the effects are surely minimal -
Valdotain Tresse VT pulley set up. Photo's
Log-ologist replied to hesslemount's topic in Climbers talk
where is the problem? pull the tail of your rope upwards from below the pulley. it does the rest itself. -
I'll ask my sister who is is a copper up there, though I doubt any of them noticed a thing like that.
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I can also email the parts diagrams to you as a pdf.
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I have one I stripped down with the hope of rebuilding , PM me with and we can talk postage.
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Firewood only or can you squeeze a few fencing lengths out?
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I'm sitt'in here do'in paper work and writing invoices, so far i'm up to £2,500 sooooo impressed.
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NFU are prety good at insuring my vans cars and tractors, 6 vehicles on 3 policies. I have been a member for 16 years though. They also sort out claims prety quick.
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Tall bloke beard? yeah, I walked right past you near the Treetop walk.
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also the car had a flat battery and I left my mobile phone in the kitchen. but I was home in time to go to the wifes works christmas party ( in a care home ) no booze, but a big hug from the family was worth it.
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I did notice the RL Dean. Note the lack of observation hatch in my old roof. It was civilian 4x4 probably electric co or nat grid as the inside was grey. They worked well,over rough ground as the chassis was designed to twist to improve axle articulation.
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Just so those who dont know soon do This was my baby for 5 years.
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sad to say but the standard mid mount was only an 8 tonner. Power was applied by the liberal use of pulley blocks to multiply the force.
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I have a nice 7' Noble fir from the Estate where I first worked. The old boy in the sales area always prices it at a good discount, so I got change from 30 quids
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Hey you guys I didn't cop out I was a little late, then got disorientated getting off the train and got lost. I arrived at noon. I wandered round the park like Jeffery Darmer for 1.5 hours looking for Lee in his trademark dayglo. Looking at the pics I actually walked past part of the group. By then rain and my thyroid infection got the better of me and I headed home. When I find the camera I'll post the pics to prove it.
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I'll send you some seeds.
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Errrrr , that was how it was done in the old days. I know I was one. An old hand and a dipper. Watch and learn boy, watch and learn. Mentoring is just recycling the old methods. Better than gangs of hungover students rampaging round a college wood.
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how deep are your pockets?
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if tree work has come to this then we are flogging a dead one
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Its a shame they do not put as much effort into making Arb and tree felling like the CORGI GAS registration , illegal to do or use the service of companies unless trained and registered.
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Got mine out the yard for a change. This weeks fun includes... Quality is poor. [ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rioxTAh4VFo]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rioxTAh4VFo[/ame]
