carlos
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well imo the easiest way to get everybody to support their local dealer is to ensure all the dealers prices are roughly even, not sure wether this is feasable? a while ago i bought a tanaka machine and searched high and low on the web for the best price?? all the same so i bought i a couple of miles down the road at a tiny dealer. at least husky havent followed suit!
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but the new policy forces the buyer to pay whatever their local dealer decides to charge. not a fan of this policy at all.
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thanks will check gregs site, had a look at miendles but they are expensive and look simillar size to saw boots, where as i was after somthing lighter and cheaper. thanks for all the replies. carl
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thanks i will look at meindle as my saw boots are by them and seem fine. carl
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iam looking to get a new pair , i had some dewalt challengers which where real comfy but unfortunatly were only about 95% waterproof! any suggestions?? thanks carl.
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couple of shots of a small elm i was asked to prune away from the house and balance a bit and light thin. i dont do loads of reductions so any feedback would be good. thanks carl
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iam going with either ash or olive, seriously nice bit of turning though!
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easy! how much would you like in your pocket after you have done the job. if your not sure how long it will take theres an easy way to find out. btw i hate pricing stuff so take my advice with as much salt as you like. gd luck with it.(smilley) carl
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thanks for the replys, i think il give it a good clean and close inspection for now, it seems so solid and well made that iam worried about just taking its security for granted. thanks carl
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just wondering if there is a recomended lifespan on these? is it just the cams and bodies that one replaces? and finally can you send the off to ART to be checked etc? thanks carl
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sounds a bit dogy to me!, still all down and safe. ( could you not have just pulled the bent one over with a rope and winch on its own?? carl
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nice truck!, probably just an everyday runaround in the states. lol
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Old Git is thinking of SRT ! Good Idea ?
carlos replied to D A Tree Surgeons's topic in Climbers talk
ye one needs a pantin on the whole time really for single rope acsess and working on single rope -
Old Git is thinking of SRT ! Good Idea ?
carlos replied to D A Tree Surgeons's topic in Climbers talk
could use either , i use a single one and hold the rope with my other hand. -
Old Git is thinking of SRT ! Good Idea ?
carlos replied to D A Tree Surgeons's topic in Climbers talk
i use the rope wrench with the lockjack for single rope stuff and on the right job its fantastic( there is tons of info here on arbtalk as to exact set ups. the best thing about in imo is its so easy to change between double and single rope systems, people often seem to make out you have to have your one system and thats what you climb on the whole time, i chop n change all the time as each has pros n cons. try n find someone local to demo it ,a lot easier to see in in the flesh so,s to speak. good luck with it, its definatly made climbing easier for me. carl -
cheers guys came off fine just need to source the bit either localy or off the net. thanks again carl
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do i need a special tool to remove it or just yank it??! thanks for the quick replies appriciate it. carl
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managed to undo the bolt and got all the clutch stuff off. not sure what its meant to look like but here are a few shots of it. thanks
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i have tried to undo the centre nut but its just free spinning? do i have to get to the back of it and hold? heres a photo of where iam at with it. thanks carl
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thanks il have a look today and let you konw what i see. thanks carl
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i have this honda mower that is fairly old, and recently on long grass the blade clutch seems to be slipping?? the cable is at full tightness, is there an easy way to check the clutch?? and is it easy to fix?? thanks carl
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as far as iam aware burning gree waste in ireland is strictly speaking illigeal.
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for god sake just put a day rate on it!! that looks like a lot of material to get rid of, do you have a chipper??
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are you sure there was a gap in the fence before the fell:laugh1: just kiddin, decent topping , i would of bottled and gone smaller:001_smile:
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ye we dont both climb that often and only were we feel its safe and practicle ie closed site deadwooding so not enough material coming down to keep someone busy.
