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josharb87

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  1. That's an awesome truck! Is it hgv or ag registered?
  2. Tempted to buy more tickets just for this prize! That combo is about 800quid over here!
  3. What spikes have you tried? What boots have you got? I work with 3 very slight/small built/small feet climbers who get on best with carbon geckos. If its the feet straps that are loose, try strapping you're boot only rather than going round the shaft, if the calf try type c trousers I you don't already to pad you're leg out a biy
  4. why not stick a plough on the ranger?
  5. Screw the rails onto a plank as advised, make the beam a few inches longer than needed, fix the plank at the ends of the beam only, mill, remove plank with rails, trim off he ends of the beam with the screw marks in
  6. Is that a home build or a manufactured trailer Mitch/matt? Looks great!
  7. David, would you cover the exposed and broken roots with a bit of soil or leave be?
  8. Really? Care to give examples, or what the typical uk arb crew needs?
  9. Nice one dan, defiantly captured tree work in autumn, worthy winner!
  10. Before arbtalk existed and one with acacia Looked a nice job to do
  11. 1971 S11A landy, stihl 023, free willans harness, carabiner I found-steel screwgate, and a tow rope as a safety line, loppers, bow saw, chaps and dealer boots
  12. Haha, what happened to the wood?
  13. Nice job, I'd love to fell another welly, not really their climate here! Is that how you spell Edward (Edaward)?
  14. Like the redirect pulley attachment, clever!
  15. That's a much clearer video! Great job there
  16. Best edit of quotation ever!!!
  17. 6.5ton
  18. Don't sharpen the spikes to a different angle. stay topside of a lean as much as possible

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