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  1. Paul Smith
    Mike at Treekit, I think there may be a couple of retailers now.
  2. Paul Smith
    I would like bigger connection points on the lower D's. These look like a small rigging plate.
  3. Paul Smith
    Any of our UK suppliers planning to stock it?
  4. Paul Smith
    Watched this tree for a few years, still standing!
  5. Paul Smith
    Treekit are selling David's X rings. They are by the way excellent!
  6. Paul Smith
    Nobody selling them here yet?
  7. Paul Smith
    Anybody know who's selling this harness in the UK? Looks interesting, not sure about the size of the rigging plates on the lower D's though,
  8. Paul Smith
    Bentleys are double expensive. They used to sub all there domestic work out and have recently gone for more industrial customers and bio mass. Definitely shop around and get client recommendations.
  9. Paul Smith
    You can get them from Mike here- http://www.treekit.com/x-rigging-ring.html
  10. Paul Smith
    The RR is cool, no complaints. Two differ tools.
  11. Paul Smith
    Great news!👍
  12. Paul Smith
    It's come a long way Gordon. Well done! Have you finished with it now? Might have to have one to compare with my RR.
  13. Paul Smith
    Yep, had a few drinks with him at the deer fair.
  14. Paul Smith
    I will be over next week and as for that stuff you call tea you can ram it! Yorkshire tea 👍
  15. Paul Smith
    I never get a brew!
  16. Paul Smith
    Your wife needs to do everything for the dog. You need to take a back seat and not even look at the dog. Feeding is an excellent way. Take the opportunity to discipline the dog. Feed tiny amounts, make the dog sit and wait until you want it to eat. Let the dog eat, finish the tiny amount and pick up the bowl. Go through the routine again when you want it to eat not when it's excited. The dog will associate your wife with food but it will be on her terms. She could try standing over the bowl before letting the dog eat. Do not let this get into a battle. Your wife needs to win this or the kids could be next!
  17. Paul Smith
    The rig and I'd have a fundamental problem when used as base anchors. You have to stay in attendance to operate it. If you have to assist a climber that you are lowering you can't leave the rig. If you use the figure 8 you can walk out to the drip line if you haven't backed it up with a hitch.
  18. Paul Smith
    These are soft links I was thinking of. http://www.softshackle.com
  19. Paul Smith
    Maybe you could use soft links instead of the crab? Like it!👍
  20. Paul Smith
    Give Caddmans a call. They supplied me with a 100 ton crane and a 10 ton crane to lay the roadway for the large crane.
  21. Paul Smith
    I've pulled a loaded DAF out of the mud with a picket line anchor and large Tirfor👍👍
  22. Paul Smith
    It would depend on the ft lb of the compressed air. 12 ft Lb being legal limit in UK. As for the .22 blank it's no different from a dummy launcher used in dog training which requires no ticket.
  23. Paul Smith
    Keep us all posted please Gordon. Had my eye on this for a long time!!👍👍
  24. Paul Smith
    Really, they are on there way there by FedEx. Same as mine!👍
  25. Paul Smith
    Treekit

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