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josharb87

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  1. no clear winner, but about 60million loosers
  2. about the 18th paragraph down of the main article also some sort of small racing company in the states Josh Philpott Racing - Bassett, Virginia (VA) | Company Profile
  3. HAHA i made the news! when i came here (sweden) for a week a month or so ago, it was when the british airway cabin crew strikes were on, i was interviewed, theyve quoted me on the bbc news website! BBC News - Government 'weakness' encourages strikes, Cameron says Heathrow passenger Josh Philpotts said: "I think the strikers are the ones in the wrong. I just think that in a recession they should be grateful for a job."
  4. congrats peter and louisa
  5. josharb87

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    The biggest, and the best (sorry justin!) APF 2010, the UK?s largest forestry and arboricultural exhibition is returning to the same location as its hugely successful 2008 event.
  6. have you actually driven a 130? a full 17" diffrence in wheelbase, so chassis and prop to a 110 dosent increase the weight enough for even a metro to notice, the 130 is also shorter in overall length than all but the shortwheelbase transits, and alot narrower too, so tight driveways shoulndt be a problem for a good driver:001_smile:
  7. jesus thats a big saw peter! what size is it? or is it an optical illusion?? why do you like using a big handsaw?
  8. nice one dean, at least its british (sort of) and shows youre not over-compensating anymore:001_tongue:
  9. haha, according to stevie, a bonzai can be turned into a stunt fell:001_tongue: as long as theres a high chance of damaging something, which could have the chance lessened by climbing, and stunting it saved time, size doesnt matter, although as with everything, the bigger, the better:thumbup:
  10. were you able to fell the stem tom? or chog down in 6ft lengths? if so, consider a chainsaw mill. its far easier for 2 blokes to carry a 100kilo plank, than 2 blokes carry a 50 kilo ring
  11. out of intrest dean, are you expecting to keep youre bandit for the full 20 year/2000hour life youve given it, or chop it in for a new one before that time? did that calculation take into account the resale value after the 2000hour deano life?
  12. I WANT TO RIDE THE B-KING!!!!!!!! only a 1300cc motor!
  13. very mate haha, but ive got one comming over from england next week, so im trying hard to be a good boy:001_smile:
  14. i havent a clue who was in Borlänge, certainly wasnt dereks company global tree care, as we were all on that willow. and within 20minutes of Vällingby. ive only met one other tree company, small black transit connect, derek calls him randy, as he thinks he looks like randy from 'my name is earl' a Stockholm arbtalk get together sounds cool:thumbup1: a night out in old town maybe? bbq night in the woods? are you going to any of the competitions here?
  15. i have no intrest in this, or computers, but my compettitive nature wants me to beat you!!!!!
  16. the barks been damaged in the past, the damage area is now dead wood, and the fungus is jews ear, a dead wood saphoryte (spelling!)
  17. dont use it in the wet, as it seems to make a perfect flower picture have spare batterys for the laptop if youre doing a few, or an inverter thing for the van to run the laptop from the ciggerete socket
  18. cheers guys, tom, very happy mate:thumbup: and sweden is beautifull, norway was beautifull-er though:sneaky2: well it was hillier. rob, yeah, a bit of a quick, spur of the moment change of plan for this year to say the least! tobias, derek was on the ground aswell as will (young english guy) yesterday, doing the willow pictured, i dont know the name of the place, near a golf course, water right next to the tree. if that was the place you spoke to the groundy, then yes it was me up there! must meet up for an over priced pint sometime:thumbup: where are you from swe#kipp? we're in Vällingby, north of Stockholm central. and i think we might have heard a bit of helan går friday night, but my memorys a bit fuzzy of that night for some reason . . . nothing overly exicting for today, 2 small birch and 2 small pines for the morning, pizzera for lunch, then 3 70ft spruce for the afternoon, early finish too!
  19. nice one mate
  20. he is one stocky little feller!
  21. cheers mozz! its absoutly brilliant peter, these are only photos from friday evening when i got my camera!
  22. looks real smart mick you must have been bloody bored phill, i mean all that time in micks company
  23. ok, so 3 weeks in, ive finally got myself a camera a few days ago:blushing: here was one job last week . http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/16149-customers-pictures-todays-job.html Fishing in a Norwegian fjord after work typical place we have our Dagens lunch, or workers lunch, all you can eat thai buffet for about £6! red day celebrations ikea! the lake and nature reserve 5 min from our appartment reindeer sunday roast! the view from our appartment, about 10.30pm Todays job surroundings todays willow. 07.45 at 10.00, half hour break at 12.00 hour for lunch 2.20 [ATTACH]35485[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]35486[/ATTACH] MS660, 25" bar cut up, stacked and ready lo leave at 3.20
  24. brilliant album there! beautifull wood too, and shed!
  25. martin, if you can wait untill around the apf time you can borrow both from me. imo 660 wins every time husky doesnt compare. 30inch bar is great, i can use it all day long as can the saw, 25 is amazing. and 18 is when you want real fun! i'll give you a pm in the morning:thumbup: p-s wanna buy a husky?? haha

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