Al Cormack
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There you go. Should be a white wire somewhere.
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Evening All, I have a set of the arborcom helmets and they were great upto a year old. Since then both microphone wires have broken internally near the rubber plug that goes into the helmet, and recently one of the on/off/volume switches is playing up, in that it is difficlult to turn on, and then makes lots of beeping noises, before switching itself off, or losing the connection to the other helmet. The rubbber plug is sorted by cutting it off, baring the wires and then inserting back into the other end of the plug, before jamming into the socket on the helmet. The on/off problem I cannot figure out. Anyone else had these experiences? Cheers...Al
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Ok, thanks for that guys. This is a huge oak by a driveway entrance and overhanging a main road, so lots of targets! I'll investigate some more. Al
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That was my thought initially, but looking at images of Grifola just didn't seem the same.
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Can't id this one guys. Would appreciate some help please:
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Hi Mark All good here thanks:thumbup: Should have offered it to me, I would have given you a couple of quid for it! See you when I need some training done. Al
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Yeah saw your baby one too. Was working near the vet research place yesterday morning.
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Sorry to here that Jonny:thumbdown: If I can help in any way let me know mate. Al
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Collis tree service have a yard in Dorking. Mark is a good chap and may let you tip there.
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I used to live in Bishops Lydeard and loved watching the steam trains in and out of the station:thumbup:
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Thanks for letting us know Mick.
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Sorry to hear about your mum Plippy. Hope she is getting better mate. All the best Al
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Hey Plippy Have you done this yet??
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I got a SJ about 12 months ago and prior to that spent 27 years climbing on prussiks and hitches, always using my left hand to operate them. Now I use my right hand on the SJ - took a bit of getting used to but you will in the end.
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Full time postion for groundsman /Trainee climber- reigate
Al Cormack replied to Bentonarb's topic in General chat
Keeping busy then Graham? You might get more response if you put this in the employment section:001_tt2:, or maybe one of the nice mods can move it for you? -
street tree pruning price (help for coursework pllllease)
Al Cormack replied to APC's topic in General chat
Wow! Is that what you get for street tree pruning these days? Those limes would have been £60 - £70 last time I did any. Was about 10 years ago though thank god! -
Just looked at this on my pc and the link works. From my phone it goes to a stretch air discussion :confused:
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Very good point made there Tony:thumbup:
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Hi David That link takes you to a discussion on stretch airs, Hope you're keeping well? Al
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Oh yeah! My bad (as you youngsters say)
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Was this a rigging training session? Can't see why else it would be rigged in a woodland? :confused:
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tree climbing when pregnant!? Advice needed.
Al Cormack replied to big chris's topic in General chat
I think you'll find Melanie is not pregnant anymore... Its more than 9 months ago when this thread was started:lol: -
That's the '8mm' marking.
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If you're wondering why you're not getting any emails check the address you gave. Should be btinternet.com
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They do 1.25, 2.5 or 4 metre lengths!
