Paul Smith
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See ya there!
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Greenboy, I applied for this last year but not enough people were interested! Hopefully it will happen this year?
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Should have got a set of these! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-X-WIRELESS-NIGHT-VISION-WEATHERPROOF-CCTV-CAMERA-SETS_W0QQitemZ330214203162QQihZ014QQcategoryZ48632QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Get the company to send it as a "gift". Not all our American cousins will do it!
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Anna, imagine they are another pair of shoes! You will have them then if you need them or not!
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Give Chris mepham a call @ Kingswood tree services. 0189234060
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I am sure it's 50% first year 25% 2nd 25% 3rd year?
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Could I add my name to this large hat please?
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Please tell me more!
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Duck tape looks a little bit "home made" shall we say! Doesn't create a good impression to customers if you turn up with mickey mouse gear?
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And Tasty too!
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All I did was put the strap through the plastic buckle as if it were on your leg. Put a little tension on the strap and sew as close to the buckle as possible.
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The drain on the battery should minimal as its not actually going to power anything, its just a remote switch.
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5 minutes of sewing sorts it out!
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electric shock Mega, why dont you use a cheap remote car alarm to arm the system, that way you dont have to touch the set up and risk an arm wrench?
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Fertiliser (high in nitrogen) and diesel makes explosive! Could be interesting. I score inside the bark line with a saw, perhaps 10mm deep, then just put it in the groove, liberally, dry. If rain is forecast. stick a bucket, plant pot or a pre-cut ring of wood from the stump on it to stop it washing off. Thanks 18 Stoner.
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Good point. I was taught to always look to compress the limb down the grain as opposed to across the grain for Rigging. If a limb comes out from the stem at 45 degrees or what ever angle have the main rigging pulley and re direct pulley/crane point so that the angle of the rope is the same going into the redirect/crane point as it is leaving the redirect/crane point. This means the limb would be compressed. In some circumstances the main pulley would be lower than the redirect/crane point. Vector forces. I cant see why you could not use this for anchor points as long as the angles match. Good point steve, Like the tip!
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Biiiiiiiiiiiiig garden!
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Do you just apply salt to a wet stump, or do you dillute, make a paste or what? How much do you need?
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Jonesie, Got the saw in under 24hrs! well done:grinning-smiley-003
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Has anyone had any problems with their Saw Pod? Its a great bit of kit but i've just had to do a modification to it. Basicly where the plastic feed is i've had to sew an extra seem to stop the plastic feed spinning and acting like a tornique when you pull the velcro tight! Now the feed stays in place and you get a nice wide strap to spread the pressure. Great bit of kit!
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Please explain how? I normaly use SBK.
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There is a fleece product which is waterproof and breathable. Its made by a company in Scotland called Nomad. http://nomaduk.net/products.htm I have one for shooting :owned:and its brilliant although it is a fleece and i am not sure how long it would last in tree work. On the plus side it is repaired by a spot of fabric glue. Even I can manage that! They make short jackets, long coats etc etc. Worth a look, give Phillip a call.
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Just as I expected! Top man.
