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  1. Husqvarna King
    Hope you take your cheque book, their prices aint cheap:thumbdown:
  2. Husqvarna King
    Nice one Andy, my old man makes loads of farm machinery models, gets the kits from scaledown models, they are really smart and really detailed for a 1:32 scale, is your model a 1:32?
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    looks weird to be honest....hope they'll make one all in orange. Hope its as good as the replacement 346 was:thumbup1:
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    why??? What if he needs to climb a tree with deep bark??
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    sharp gaffs are the key, you should only have to place them into the wood, not stab them in, this will damage your knees overtime. The angle is important on spikes, you want them to go into the wood to be secure but not too far so they are difficult to pull out as you climb up. Also there are long and short (pole climbing) gaffs, longer are better(more usefull) for general tree work. My advice would be to buy a new set of gaffs, and then you could even sharpen the older ones matching the angle etc. Goodluck
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    Yeah I agree, used to use an older 2100CD and that'd cut rings round a 660 and all that, great saws:thumbup:
  7. Husqvarna King
    try Hilux Pickup Owners Club & Online Community Forum - Home Normally a few for sale on there and nice fellas too:thumbup1:
  8. Husqvarna King
    any advice on how to get stuck signs off, i always used to take mine off every week when i washed my hu-lux, and one day they wouldnt come off!!
  9. Husqvarna King
    Cheers lads, great link too - I will tell client and hopefully get some better pics myself when im there in the next month or two. Thanks
  10. Husqvarna King
    Got sent these pics by a client that im due to work for next month, He said that the bark has peeled off the tree in a short space of time and is in a heap around the base of the tree. The tree looked fine last year....and under the bark is like a sooty charcoal deposit that comes off on your hand - any idea what it is? It has killed two of his trees next to a road.
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    On the Anglia News, they said that 2 people were trapped under the tree, it fell at 5pm when there were several people in the beergarden (which the tree had fallen right accross) The fire brigade were cutting the people out and there were rescue dogs and thermal imaging used to find the people, and also see if there were any other unconscious. It said that two were quite badly injured and were still in hospital the following day:thumbdown:
  12. Husqvarna King
    Nah, hadnt payed much attention, never sat outside and its opposite side to the carpark. Hope the injured make a quick recovery, It sounded much worse on Tele earlier
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    Saw this on the Tele this morning, two pleple trapped, just a stones throw away from me. Have eaten in there several times! Fire crews rescue people trapped by tree - News - Heart Essex
  14. Husqvarna King
    Sounds like a good subbie, can i have his number:001_tt2:
  15. Husqvarna King
    im over ongar/stansted way mate - you travel that far?
  16. Husqvarna King
    HAHA Or you could try the Dengie, might get more luck there!! I'll give you a call mate if i need a hand:thumbup1:
  17. Husqvarna King
    Hey, Im crap on computers....my phone is weird and uploads photos sideways and then adjusts them, so sometimes they upload wrong way up - sorry (you didnt miss anything exciting anyway)
  18. Husqvarna King
    Bit of Conifer killing at my old Primary school:001_smile: And my mate with his new Husky grinder
  19. Husqvarna King
    Pro Chip in Suffolk mate - Superb company - 01449770044
  20. Husqvarna King
    The first cut did look like a normal bore/release but with too much "trigger" left, I was told that it is safer to cut a horizontal cut below the bore cut as a trigger rather than the angled 45 degree downwards cut as i was shown on my NPTC nearly 10 years ago. I was informed that a horizontal cut as a trigger below the bore cut took away a risk of the saw trapping, and if i were on spikes i wouldnt want the saw to trap, I use the Bore/release no end of times in the woods, mainly on leaners to take the tension out and reduce the risk of a barber chair:thumbup1:
  21. Husqvarna King
    Yes, i was there thursday last week, mended our chipper, but as Andy said, Mike has badly injured his hand
  22. Husqvarna King
    Send them to prochip next time mate:thumbup1:
  23. Husqvarna King
    its not a husqy mate:laugh1:
  24. Husqvarna King
    Great photos Steve, its only when i saw a pic of you in the tree and the size of the limbs the groundies are cutting up that you appreciate the size of that big old girl!! Nice work:thumbup1:
  25. Husqvarna King
    Hey, we still had some pretty hard frosts in march, and the few leaves that i did leave have died:thumbdown:

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