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Gray git

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  1. Gray git

    Unbelievable

    Gray git replied to sean's topic in Picture Forum

    Finishing time arrived so down tools and go, obviously! [emoji12]
  2. Gray git
    Just come back fully on android app for me.
  3. Gray git
    I like the drawing of the artist drawing a tree Sean, interesting project and I hope someone makes sense of what's going on with these trees before its to late, don't know much about the politics of it all but all seems a bit ott.
  4. Gray git
    I know it's a battle but the state of some of the cans I've seen people use over the years are just amazing, thing I find most annoying is getting people to clean the dust and chip off the top of cans before poring it into the tank along with the fuel!
  5. Gray git
    Any deals on the bio oil?
  6. Gray git
    No link showing in the app again Steve.
  7. Gray git
    They obviously didn't give you the no photos on social media speech I got. Going to be a little cracker when it's out
  8. Gray git
    If you can call in a plant hire place and see if they have any double size in line filters often fitted to hire machines to last longer from risk of filling from mucky cans
  9. Gray git
    Don't know how much the multione is but our grafter handles a 2.7ton bandit no problem even with a decent load of chip in, don't get me wrong you know it's there but copes no problem.
  10. Gray git
    As Mike says check filters but also check all injector pipes are tight as could be getting air in so allowing fuel to flow back. Has yours got the electric fuel pump upgrade to bring fuel from the tank to the filter rather than the engine being cranked having to pull it through?
  11. Gray git
    Little bit different today, reclaim the public footpath from nature, simple cut back overhanging thorns then run along with digger and scrap back 2ft of soil covering the tarmac and grade back the verge, felt strange using a digger with a bucket and not a grab on it.
  12. Gray git
    Balfor 1 we have is very good
  13. Gray git
    Try these guys https://www.brianrobinson.co.uk/ I'm quite lucky to have a main dealer who I feel is still sensible on price very close to me. Hope you get sorted without hurting the bank account too much.
  14. Gray git
    Had a few pairs of altbergh boots with army style high ankle support which suits me having a damaged left ankle and knee from injury and surgery so the support stops me falling over as much, very light, waterproof and outlasts the scarper synthetic boots I wear a lot less. Latest pair were made for me but advantage is the factory is 10min from my yard [emoji106]
  15. Gray git
    When do you want to start.
  16. Gray git
    Hi dilly ho silky flanders
  17. Gray git
    Try looking up bray brother's I think I've spotted the trucks around that area when I've been visiting outlaws or a do believe 5shires on here is in that area although not seen him for a while. Best of luck getting sorted.
  18. Gray git
    Firstly sorry Katie for posting another training centres detailed but I don't feel too bad as it's quite a distance apart. https://www.arbfortraining.com/
  19. Gray git
    Might be worth speaking to arbfor training near layburn if your wanting some training up here.
  20. Gray git
    Any stubby working for me is expected to bring his ppe in good clean condition, food and water for day and a good attitude and that's it, my job my gear. Climber is different as I'd expect them to use own climbing gear but toppers and rigging is again my stuff
  21. Gray git
    That's either clever career progression or professional suicide! 🤔
  22. Gray git
    Ha ha hadn't seen that tag with the app Didn't charge, felled the correct tree and bought them a lovely new tree to go in a better place, still do work for them every year 8 years on but am never allowed to forget that 1st job.
  23. Gray git
    Complimented a female client we were working for and ended up marrying her.... Felled a big maple in the front garden of a house that turned out to have two entrances and we were actually in the back garden. Trusted a gobby new lad to actually know what he was on about while rigging a tree over a clutter garden, when I instructed him to rap the rigging line that I'd tied to a large limb over the greenhouse and as I watched the limb cut said greenhouse in two reality struck that he'd wrapped my 11mm climbing line around the bollard not the 16mm lowering rope.
  24. Gray git
    Might be worth adding where you are currently and if you want p a y e or stubby work.
  25. Gray git
    Cheap biological washing powder pored on and dampen with boiling water and work the paste into the stone with a brush then wash of with boiling water or better a steam cleaner. Best I've found yet anyway.

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