josharb87
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Everything posted by josharb87
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bugger welcome to the forum any serial numbers?
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chew some barley:001_smile:
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out of curiousity, what would the difference be of using an 8mm instead of a 10mm on 13mm rope?
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been using VT with the marlow boa cord, dont really like it-needs to be reminded to grip. found like you it does self tend, but gets too loose-not good if were to suddenly fall! 2 new DMM ultra O binas, hitch climber and OP cord has arrived today, just had a quick play tonight, same hitch knot, and seems miles better than the Marlow boa
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i know that strictly speaking, any un-nessary damage to the tree is wrong, but i personally dont see any problem with what oogzy's done-its a healthy looking mature oak, the tree house hes told us is free standing, 2 coach screws-it will survive! its just part of the trees history, like initials being carved into the trunk, or the patter of todlers around the root zone of a play ground tree . . oh wait, that was banned! strimmers, grass cutters smashing exposed roots, un-maintained tree gaurds/ties ect all do more damage than this. id hope that common sence on the Tree officers half over rides the protocol of his job and oogzys family are allowed to continue enjoying this magnificent tree
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remember the basics too - have a portfolio of work there, but with simple explinations of the pics/what has been done-before and after of making garden trees smaller to allow 10 seconds more daylight in summer/better sky reception ect
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id love to see it work, how about putting up on here dates and locations of where youre going to be working??
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whatd you do in the afternoon then stevie??
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because then you get to re-reduce/fell it a few years later and get paid again why not fell?? well people like having established trees in their garden, just a bit smaller:001_smile: 20 % red, crown clean, £130
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guess he liked his mower
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ouch! were was that andy?
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climb all the way did have a job of deadwooding 60+ 120ft lombardy pops-got lifted to the top, anchored in deadwooded on way down which was nice and have anchored off a mewp before . . .
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67ft.
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ok, im treating myself to the whole set-up from tree-worker about time i moved on from a VT! also ordering new hitch cord, going for ocean polyester for my yale scorch (aprox 13mm) do i want 8mm or 10mm?? (slight de-rail, but some wheels still on track!)
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lovely job, thats how i was thinking it must work! cheers tommy
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thats a bloody simple but sweet idea! hows it work???
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decent stitching-after a few months stitching seems to start comming apart, grippy soles, good but supple ankle support
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you mean the machine that looks like itd do wheelies if fully loaded with chip
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haha, i like it, Arbtalk should produce a modern version i can guess who passed that on to you tony!
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Hey MMM, where abouts in cork are you??
just got back from southern cork (Douglas/Rochestown)
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are you now peter
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haha fair play
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ere, shrek, i know youre scottish and all, but hows youre counting comming along???
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theres a new drug on the market for depressed lesbians, its called Tridikagain!
