josharb87
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hi steve, you back in buisness again mate? pups comming on well by the looks of it!
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Nice one mike
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How much will you be paying for this privilege??
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you'll get more money to firewood it, but if you or your customer wants it planked/milled on site, give me a pm
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not back from the dead, stone cold dead, deader than a dodo dead, a monolith from todays site, thought some of you may like it
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nice one steve, from youre pollards?
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after the 3rd hit, get the chainsaw out!
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxi6QDwQyLU&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - Cassetteboy vs The Bloody Apprentice[/ame] 2.40 onwards is the best!
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quite pricey, well its relative, and a one off payment. around 410 from these guys MUDSTUFF.CO.UK, Meck Lock Anti Theft System, Land Rover Defender Solutions: West Yorkshire
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what about that seven sisters place we visited david?
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Meck Lock try this, i'll be getting one fitted to my 130. could leave the landy running to warm up, and its still immobile
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out of curiosty, whats the minumum a 1 man band requires?
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decay detection, weapon of choice?
josharb87 replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Tree health care
we use picus, but i was really impressed with the idea of thermal imaging, being able to asses the ENTIRE tree for deformaties rather than just a slither with the picus for example, and the fact the guy i was talking too (andrew mcgowan??) said you could survey hundreds of trees a day rather than a maximum of a dozen with picus battery life/time taken to survey has got to be a consideration. also he said allong with assessing the whole tree, you can scan for bats too -
yeah freds still one of my groundies, he never changes! think bens packed tree work in??? dont quote me on that though, heard he sold his chipper, and i know he's been at crc teaching welding and metalwork fulltime for getting on a year now. i'll probabally see his uncle tommorrow, so can ask if you like. hows you anyway mate?
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cheers fellas!!!
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me about to sound dumb, but is the spider jack simmilar to deans thing? when my ropes eventually dry im gonna try the Armour pruss that marky bolam gave me and tie the VT shorter may help with the pantin
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well finally got a shot at using the pantin today to access a tree of heaven from the ground (survey in town, parked in multistory, too far to carry ladders!) prob a good 30-35ft assent. got a few Q's, how can i stop spinning round?! also, is it easier (diddnt have time to experiment) if i were to put a sling between the bridge, and HC, as i found the HC in the perfectly wrong place cool little gizmo though, can see it being used quite alot ropeguides ace!
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Nice truck! nice jobs rich
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Ladders are great, they get you high enough off the ground, that youre spike marks arent visible:thumbup:
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neighbours subsidence not caused by poor build quality, or a load of connys next to it?
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looks mint from my limited milling experience, i wouldnt use anything smaller than an 880 for milling over 26"
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was he pissed when he wrote the ad? or still at school? hi hear we have a bulk load of stihl ms 290 but we sell the hole range of stihl chain saws if u wish to now the size and stuff i can email u the many thank grap yor self a bargain many thanks.it is for a 100 ms 230 cahin saws
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Jesus!!!!! sorry but mine did have stabalisers though alchol involved?
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??? what style/year ranger? about 5 years ago i used to drive an older style one, rear had a LSD as standard (beam axle) which is as good as diff lock imo, if not better as less chance to break anything. and when you engaged 4wd, drive went to the front wheels which were independant suspension, can you diff lock ind suspension? anyway so in effect you had 3wd minimum. . . i think. twas a looong time ago diff locks and winches??? buy a landy and be done with it!
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just back from our 1st xmas tree recycling day of the year, raised £255 for the little school where we were based estimate around 70 trees chipped, also had a local wheelie bin cleaner washing bins for free too for some reason, and a show in the school with private energy efficency firms, and the local councils energy group people dishing out free lightbulbs, energy moniters ect only got one pic of the day
