carlos
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bet you dont end up under pricing work there in the future! lol treat others how you would like to be treated, fair play.
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mega beast! thanks for sharing.
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ive been tying that circus bowline for years thinking it was an alpine butterfly!! doh. intresting photos knot rigger thanks. carl
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great pictures josh, wouldn't mind a go on one of those!
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too nice to take to work!!! nice one
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ive got a 1.9 non turbo berlingo and its been great no major spends a reliable. i did the glow plugs a while back easy job and only 60 euro in parts. not a fast van but plods on . carl
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thanks guys for the info on remaping. carl
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what sort of money is a remap and does the extra power wear the running gear etc? thanks carl
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crap in what way?? will they tow a chipper and full load of chip easly as standard then? thanks carl
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good call imo, hopefully you can watch and learn.
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if a tree fails and kills someone what are the knock on effects ( often knee jerk) to the remaining trees regarding management???? hard job for the person making the decisions although id like to think they er on the side of caution around a playground... anyway all blah as they are coming out anyhow, enjoy the job carl
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ive used this set up a fair bit, i find the descent is actually a lot smoother with the wrench and normal drt. i mainly just use it for acsess now did use srt for the whole climb for a while but think i prefer drt as most of our trees are small. i found a rock climbing soft link was perfect as a tether. not sure what ART say about using the lockjack on srt?? i need to get the removable pin for mine as taking it off is a pain. you also need a piece of elastic over the shoulder to ensure the wrench moves up properly with you. i think there are threads etc which probably explain the set up in better detail. thanks carl
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shame it was not welded up like that from day one.
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knew it. saw the thread title then saw you where the last poster and thought bound to be some smutty innuendo!
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hope you make a speedy full recovery, dont know you personally but like many others i have always enjoyed your posts, all the best. carl
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cool looks well tidy, fun job too id imagine. carl
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if its your job? then do it how and when you want, if the client really wants it done then their going to get someone else in asap, that person may well like the idea of wacking the whole limb off. its all a compromise and doesn't sound like your planning on going mad on the tree. carl
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we have one at work and its a great little jeep
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same here had mine a few years and touch wood its been reliable, bit on the slow side if your used to a turbo.
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ye for something so small that covers little skin it makes you feel way warmer and cosier great for windy spots. carl
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yes i should really, i did try and contact them ages ago but the email came back as undelivered and then i just never got round to it again and the jackets around a year old now so not sure where i would stand. thanks carl
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ha sorry dude,
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i think " TIME " is your best friend here, it takes time for the shock to wear off and it time i believe the memory will fade and you will think about it less and less each day. if you feel it is effecting your safety at work then take time off to process, not sure the ins and outs of the accident but maybe go over safety systems etc to help build confidence in the fact that it wont happen again. good luck with it and hope you are feeling better about it soon, but it will take time. carl
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unfortunately mark i have already tried that top tip to no avail!
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great tool in the right application, easy to get carried away and take off too bigger bits that land tip first and you cant move because of all the other **** youve bashed down around you, obviously ive never done this but ive heard it can happen!! good for the " can you just " as your about to leave. carl
