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  1. josharb87
    what cc is the solo?
  2. josharb87
    I love those ransomes crawlers whats the stats for the solo?
  3. josharb87
    im an hour ahead
  4. josharb87
    thats not mark, mark would have been lunging his way to the tree, wearing suspenders
  5. josharb87
    good fun isnt it! only done a 66 with 18", flat file to the depth gauges, cutting willow
  6. josharb87
    past and present id love to have the 2A again
  7. josharb87
    can you do the aplications yourself?
  8. josharb87
    :lol: no to the whistle:001_smile: except wolf whistles
  9. josharb87
    nice. . you in stockholm still?
  10. josharb87
    they're the way foward
  11. josharb87
    i still dont understand why you want a bigger truck, then down rate it to a legal capacity simmilar to a transit? if you were then to load it as you would if it was rated as its original 7.5t, then get pulled, the fine would be more than an overloaded transit-e.g a transit you can get say 3ton on-2 ton overloaded, a 7.5t you can get say 5 ton-2 ton over, a down rated 7.5 you could still get 5 ton on, but now be overloaded on paper by 4ton
  12. josharb87
    if you reduce a 7.5 tonner to 4.5, you wont have any load capicity!
  13. josharb87
    i ride my bike with no hands too
  14. josharb87
    fair sized ash that tom
  15. josharb87
    i went from the willans to the tree flex, tree flex is miles better
  16. josharb87
    the back supports really big and supple, i wear the back support on/just below my hips, not above, it is a comfy harness, what are you on now?
  17. josharb87
    glad you like it Dave:thumbup: i'll dig my one out when im next back. The tree motions alright, not overwhelmed with it, but it is better than alot of harnesses. think it might be the way i like to wear harnesses-loose and low
  18. josharb87
    looks simmilar to nifty steves
  19. josharb87
    for several branches, take several slings and carabinas up, take a bite of rope, tie the loose tail off on the stem near you in the tree, (or end of climbing line:blushing:) sling the branch, clip the crab into the bite, fig 8 or wrap the other end over/round a fork pulling slack through, cut and lower the branch, untie the loose end from round the stem and pull through. you end up having to find the slings and crabs, at the end, but it works make sence?
  20. josharb87
    John Richardson? ive been in sweden since april, before that i was with Acacia for a few years, will be back in the area for winter though:001_smile: yes mate, bens uncle, freds school mate, used to own burleigh before matt(?) GTS brought it
  21. josharb87
    whats youre brief cv so far? just being nosey
  22. josharb87
    the baby blue one???
  23. josharb87
    ouch, that sounds seriously bad, i hope they manage to save his leg
  24. josharb87
    nice one darren, but why diddnt you bore in to letterbox it? if youre from cambs, are you on about the pics at the start of the thread when i was working for Acacia, with cliff as my old manager? who are you?
  25. josharb87
    last picture, what happened next??? i enjoyed this week, thanks simon, youve got a good bunch of guys

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