Will Hinchliffe
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We get about 4 sharpens out of a tooth as long as you don't muller them. You sharpen them with a special disk on an angle grinder, Its really quick.
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It was deliberate to entice you in Mick
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I work with two ex Sparsholt students and they are both really hard workers. good at what they do and have great background knowledge.
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Its the Stock Gaylard Oak fair this Saturday. Any one else going? Stock Gaylard Estate - 1800 acres of deer park and oak woodland
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Winchester Garden Machinery or Orchard Hill in Andover.
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The alpine magnum is a great tool. Its quite physical to use but reasonably quick.
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I use Secateurs on most reductions especially on conifers. We use ARS V8 secateurs at work, they are much better than Felcos. The shape of the blade is more curved and they stay really sharp. Also because they are stainless steel you dont have to dry them or oil them. No one imports them into this country at the moment, but I think they would sell really well. Lovely tree Marc
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Woodlands show at longleat 11-sep
Will Hinchliffe replied to Martin Jenkins's topic in Firewood forum
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I have been using the cinch since the Arb show. I use it on the left side and am using 10mm Liros in it. Im not that impressed with the liros as a lanyard. I have just 1 D ring on my bridge and it does get a bit jumbled with the hitch climber. It is less jumbled if you you use a large caribener with it. When using it in the single line configuration I tie an alpine butterfly in the line, pass the lanyard over the branch and clip into that. I find this much easier than using a little prussik on it. Im not totally sold on it and might go back to my lanyard with a Vt.
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I haven't got my results yet what about you?
Im keeping pretty well and very busy.
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Nice photos arbgary:001_cool:
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Will Hinchliffe replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
My 2nd and 3rd entry A reduction and Kieran climbing.
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Will Hinchliffe replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
They must be sisters -
July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Will Hinchliffe replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
Beech tree take down
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Will Hinchliffe replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
Beech tree take down -
The Great Big Tree Climbing Company, recreational tree climbing in Wiltshire
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Try sending a PM to NickJc he set up a recreational tree climbing business.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzn3KaO2Vyk]YouTube - Ripping Yarns S1E02 - The Testing of Eric Olthwaite - Part 01[/ame] Alright Johno hows it going. All this talk of rakes made me think of shovels.
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Took out two last week, no signs of honey fungus.
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That crane looks fantastic. Cracking job Rich.
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some nice parbuckling there softbanks, very smooth.
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Fingers crossed for everyone who sat the Technicians certificate theory papers today. I took it today. Im looking forward to getting back to my life now and really hope I passed.
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How many turnips can a quality climber who provides his own kit expect in a day ?
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Right I didn't have to create an account to vote now I have voted!
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I have successfully created an account and will be able to vote soon. Come on people lets help kick-start Johns career in male modeling!!!!!!!!!! I really want you to win John. Good luck:001_cool::001_cool: Brilliant!
