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josharb87

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  1. it was drifting and dohnutting round tescos car park on the way home! usless pulling out of junctions or just getting going though. went out in the landy today, she diddnt realise there was ice and snow!
  2. drove to work, despite a lorry overtaking a car through the snow towards me:thumbdown: got there, told to go home on full pay as we made the effort, those that rang in wont get paid! bathroom window this morning! landrover the dark blue car on the side of the road is my merc, couldnt get it up into my yard area, so parked it there, and its stuck out the window tree in village (off to get bacon n eggs ) morning fire still blazing
  3. quality pics tom
  4. sweet mate, guessing thats before youre old man rolled it???
  5. and LUNGE!!!!
  6. nice mike, hell, in the past month youve felled in norway, uk and aus! whats the digger used for?
  7. unfortunatly yes, diddnt put him in hospital today
  8. todays chestnut cut and drop 90% 5 hours work 2 groundies
  9. i love that story, have told it to quite a few people! great book too
  10. jesting:001_tt2:
  11. no they dont, he got scared and couldnt get down, hence his current predicament
  12. thats what i mean, 3050 for a vehicle that size is near usless
  13. apparantly it was on ebay a while ago for around 7500, sold to matey whos now selling for 11K worth about 5K imo
  14. only 3050 kg GVW
  15. honestly dont know mate! mycelium sounds like a good word?? haha, need to do tech cert sometime i think!
  16. done this to a pair of HCs recently, be intresting to see what they do! fell alot though
  17. basic tickets make you much more employable good luck
  18. if "pitch place" is still on the list phil, go for that place, nice little 3 bed type cottage thing in the grounds of a big house, near to the pub in worplesdon with a decent sized beech the owners let you climb
  19. check the little wire gauze filter in the carb? HT lead broken? (occasionally the 2 broken bits may touch-i.e when checking for spark)
  20. bad news dave
  21. may be wrong, but i dont think they have the metal dog teeth which are a great help when cutting, unlike the pro series
  22. whats next??
  23. if you go for a conventional cambium saver, id go for one with an oval mallion + big eye rather than a little eye + big eye, as stitched eyes dont fit through a little eye, but do fit through an oval mallion
  24. bits- rope stuff plastic spacer things protective sheath (to be cut to size) dildo lube if its the older stuff circular date tag-possibly shrink wrap shrink wrap an end of the rope stuff (i cut rope to length in the tree) insert plastic things into rope by opening rope by pushing together, slide over protective sheath which youve cut to size to suit the limb/trunk, wrap round trunk/limb with spacer against limb/trunk, tail needs to be long enough to be inserted about a foot, taken out, a small loop made and inserted again for a bit, and pull end out a few inches insert dildo in middle, use lube if tight offer up other end of rope to and around limb, slide over date tag if applicable, insert plastic thing, then cut to size, repeat as above i find electric tape better than shrink wrap, and inserting as much as possible of spacers/dildos before i go up-easy enough to slide them along if not in right place
  25. A high profile council tree on the edge of a park(?)? IMO because of the shape, it looks butchered. . . sorry! A deadwood, balance remaining crown to shape and remove ivy would have been my spec

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