Dean Lofthouse
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definately a first Rupe Firstly it's a helmet cam and our lass has just seen it and asked me what it was, how much it was, why I needed one and how come I can spend money and she can't............... Sound familiar guys? Pic in hand and a short vid of my office, lighting is poor in here and bear in mind the office is 11ft x 8ft. Picture is a bit dark but I haven't gone into finding out about settings or formats yet, will try a short vid tomorrow in daylight. [ame] [/ame]
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There's no software with it which I was suprised at but it's only video and any software will do. Got the discount rupe no problems there even on the accessory I got with it
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Haven't had chance to try
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It probably was mixed too rich at 50:1 but I haven't got the bottle to mix it any leaner I know with stihl you can mix it richer with no ill effects
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Think I'm going to go back onto stihl two stroke oil, saw run ok had no problems with any except the MS170 oiling the exhaust up and I think the Husqy bad starting problem is down to carbon build up below the piston ring. So the piston ring may be sticking, it's nice and wet with oil with no wear or cylinder score at all. Going to clean everything up and go back onto stihl oil
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I never ring customers..unless they have rung me first If someone asks me to "ring there friend cos he wants some tree work doing" I tell them to tell them to ring me. IMO if they cant be bothered ringing, they're not the type of customer I want
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Chipper & container problem. Help
Dean Lofthouse replied to Scott Farmborough's topic in Large equipment
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Clean air act 1993 I think they need an update
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Not smokeless, but carbon neutral
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I was under the impression that wood or logs are classed as a zero carbon fuel because it is renewable
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Why did he still have his harness on cutting up the butt Can't wait to get mine off once on the ground Waste of good milling timber though
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:congrats:I burn anything that fits through the door of my stove and it all burns well
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Actually I could be wrong, I saw a similar scene in a wood up scotland after a certain SWB had been through doing a bit of "thinning" Some serious stuff there John, glad everyones ok
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How embarrassing would that be if the papers find out the truth...... John Shutler let one rip and blamed the weather, nice one John, you fooled em this time
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What a good idea, you could just suspend a big unbrella type disc over the tree with the crane
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I've always found it much easier to save to the memory card and then just slot that into the sd card reader on the comp
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You could price in a GIANT marquee to put over the tree
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I use the Lockjack ALL the time, only thing I have found against it is controlling it when you leap from one branch to another it's not as controllable as the VT, found that out on a couple of climbing comps I have had the misfortune of attempting recently, thats my excuse anyway
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I thought it was only women who gave exactly the right amount at the till
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Nice one Joe I want one but I'm too tight
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If I had to climb in the rain all the time I'd get an office job, I like a bit of enjoyment in my life. If it rained for a month, I would have a month off
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Have you weighed and measured a manitou
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I hear what your saying but what if you hit a snag, weather turns out too windy on the day, car parked under the tree ? Do the crane companies stand it or does the tree firm
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I'll take some scales with me to Jonsies show next year if he has one and we can start the contest after midnight round the camp fire
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I know, what about sticking one to the wall and do a Big Daddy belly smash on it after 6 pints
