winger

Ive heard that the local chinese takeaway in your area make a lovely cat chow mein!!!

ive got a td5 on a 01 plate, it goes off road eg when im out lamping etc, i dont hammer it off road as its used by my missus for running the kids back and forth to school, its a proper motor, i think that all those people who drive freelander cant make up their mind what they like ie a road going vehicle or an off roader, why dont they buy either a disco or an estate car! Jay mate i reckon youd be better off with an old hi-lux or something along those lines.

Best off luck in your search!:wave:

Chris is right dont do it, it will cost you a fortune in repairs, they are infamous for going tits up, its gotta be one of the worst vehicles ever designed, crap off road, and very thirsty on the tarmac!!!!

Are you sure your not paying for the whole street?

Not 100% sure, but it had something to do with providing access for maintanance on some v.big tower blocks.

A lad i was in the forces with ,left and done a rope access course, he got himself on a contract out in Singerpore & Hong-kong, he was on mega bucks $$$$$

You were only drinking the fruit-shoots!!!!!!:wave:

Yeah i did mention to chris that it wasnt sb that he first approached, the funny thing was that the guy said that chris was the about the tenth person to ask if he was steve!!! are you sure you arent on the local scrumpy Greenboy cos im ming'n!!!

Are you sure it was his finger he used!!!!!!!

I take it he competes at a decent level then?

Thanks

Can someone please tell me where capel manor is?

Hi treewisemen,

I hear your bikes are a bit like your yank cars, good at going in a straight line, but s**t round bends, is this true?

gotta go for the hard-tail, i got me self a scott scale 60, its a top bike, i dont compete in anyway but do take it off road just for a bit of fun, as for your weight it shouldnt really matter.

HAPPY stGEORGES DAY TO EVERYONE ON THIS FORUM

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!!!!!

:icon14:Hi Beaver

Dont forget the most important knot of all in the Arborists arsenal of knots, the god old WILL-KNOT!!

Cheers lads thanks for the advice:icon14:

nice bit of kit, are you a contractor?

would you recomend going into stump grinding only or would it not be worth it?

i take it you fell the trees as well?

Thats worth a pat on the back, well done.

good thinking, cheers for the advice:wave:

Cheers for the advice mate, could be the sensible way to go about it, just invest in a descent trailer, stick in a few adverts etc then hire in a machine as and when. as for cs30/31 been shopping around for prices, most quotes come in around the £500 for the training plus the good old vat, then assesment and reg on top:scared:

My thoughts exactly, that guys gotta cough up just over 3k per year to the company before he starts making any money, as for taking trees down, i dont own a chainsaw ticket yet.

All this Arb stuff is totally new to me, im a complete novice.

Nice choice in tree Green Boy!!!