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Treeworld

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  1. To me climbing is all about technique and knowing what you're doing and how to do it before you ascend. I'm nearly 39 and do not see myself slowing down on the climbing over the next 10 years. In fact I love it and still enjoy each new tree and climb. Mind Over matter for me.

  2. These are usually put up when there is going to be near future works on the sites. The point is to relocate any species found to a suitable location, they stay in place for a period before the works and then in come the dozers etc. I think it is fantastic that the wildlife is cared for in this way and may we see more of it. As for a money spinner then I'm sure those fencing guys out there are loving this.

  3. I used to have one and loved it until troubles started. Problem with the imports are the parts and electrics, if a fault develops then it will cost you a fortune, also they are prone to a major failing in the cooling system which causes the engine to blow.

    Get it checked before buying and my advice would be stay clear of the imports. Very, Very juicy as well. I now run a ranger and the fuel costs are half!!

    I ended up selling it with a blown engine for 350 to a guy in wiltshire.

  4. The layout is top quality, for me though there is far to much literature on it.

    Remember you will be lucky to get 4-5% comeback in enquiries and this is no guarantee of work. If I recieve a flyer with an essay to read then it goes in the bin.

    Be bold and clear in what you print and let your craftsmanship do the talking.

  5. If its under 7.5 cm at 1.3 metres from ground level then cut away, be sure to check on your LA website as some vary with diameter.

    If you want an outlet for them then Thatchers or Hedgelayers will buy it. Even better tell them to harvest it too!!!:thumbup:

  6. Husky orange, thing is they have changed the filler cap. it used to be black which worked a treat now the green ones are useless, I swapped it for the old black one and it still works and have the green ones as spare. The stihl ones I don't rate at all.

  7. Just to add a few topics that some find controversial:

     

    1. The use and true safety of chainsaw gloves. when wet the most lethal things to hold a saw with!

    2. Chainsaw trousers in hot weather.

    3. "In house" training as opposed to proper nptc certs in particular woodchipper.

     

    I am with Rupe on this and can not see how you class rigging as controversial???

  8. Apparently the police can tell whether the driver was female and whether they were wearing their seatbelt by because there is always a lipstick kiss mark in the centre of a deployed airbag.

     

    Lets hope, if yours deploys whilst unplugging it, that you dont leave a lipstick mark on it

     

    :thumbup::laugh1:

     

    Being that I'm not in the pink shirt wearing brigade then the lippy shouldn't appear!!:girl:

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