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  1. Paul Smith
    Nice, what are the colour schemes Steve?
  2. Paul Smith
    I am convinced the LJ and RW will be my next purchase. I love my SJ but I think the LJ makes a smother more compact set up with out the need for a Hitch climber to self tend. With regards to choging down I just choke off with an alpine butterfly with my unicender which then means I have a bail out line if needed.
  3. Paul Smith
    I have a safety bar on my tipper and I agree we probably overload most of the time!
  4. Paul Smith
    What do you do when it's full of wood chip? If you lift the buck to put the tools away chip would go everywhere and do you want to be reaching under a loaded buck?
  5. Paul Smith
    I will take a picture for you tomorrow.
  6. Paul Smith
    That's what I described badly and is what I have.
  7. Paul Smith
    Professionally fabricated storage bins that run the length of the drop sides. Not too expensive and simple to do.
  8. Paul Smith
    I dont use Ddrt:001_tt2:
  9. Paul Smith
    I see. I would just put in an alpine butterfly and choke it off. It's retrievable from the ground as long as you have a straight directional pull and not through several redirects.
  10. Paul Smith
    Am I missing something? How would you use that with Ddrt? I could see its use in SRT.
  11. Paul Smith
    If its not worms it may be a blocked anal scent gland. You may have to relieve it manually! Before your sick, do a tinternet search!!
  12. Paul Smith
    Thanks, thought you must have used a router. not seen a cutter for doing tongue and grooves but then again I haven't looked!
  13. Paul Smith
    Did you use a router to make the tongue and groove ?
  14. Paul Smith
    I reach for my Benneli M2 overt AYA every time! Love it!
  15. Paul Smith
    Mike, on formal shoots like that you will be treated like a leper!
  16. Paul Smith
    Nice and simple, easy to understand.
  17. Paul Smith
    Love number 3 by the Tarn. Photoshop is the way ahead! Excellent work!
  18. Paul Smith
    Like most things in small doses liver is fine. Too much makes them scour and it's black and smelly!
  19. Paul Smith
    Check out Steve's FB, lots of pictures there, some belters!
  20. Paul Smith
    On the NE guide for Kernmantle they mention length 1&2 what is it? http://www.neropes.com/SPL_Kernmantle_HeavyDuty.aspx
  21. Paul Smith
    Blame Softbankshawks he got me into it!
  22. Paul Smith
    Meat + Veg, A Coy 2 PARA,Port Stanley,18 hours before our friends arrived for a cup of tea! Got to love the banter!
  23. Paul Smith
    Do you use SRT to access then switch to Ddrt? If hitches are your preference try a Rope Wrench, you can then work the crown or a unicender.
  24. Paul Smith
    I do but I switched to an even more efficient system and wouldn't go back to Ddrt. The SJ and RG are very very good and until you have tried it you won't know how good it is so can't comment. It may not be for everyone, I know people who like lots of friction in the system but I think they are mad!
  25. Paul Smith
    Have a look at this: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=550_1232315010 Not fight training but very good!

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