Joe
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Everything posted by Joe
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i know what you mean, but you need the theory (qualifications) as well as the experience. i think that at any college there is only so much that can be taught, and the rest will come with experience
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excellent shots, cheers for posting
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oh my god. that bloke is lucky not to of been killed, and i cant believe he never got his saw trapped!!!!
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once one of the other lads were tipped with a motorbike!!!!! it was a honda dog 125, and it didn't have any tax or MOT or anything but ran sweet as a nut with some fresh petrol in!!!!!
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on that crane you must of been buzzin
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lol
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lol, that could of been aimed at me
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what he said lol, but for me at the moment its having a job i love doing, doing ok at college, and enjoying weekends
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nice job, looked interesting, is that one of them merlo things?
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the biggest one i've ever had is only £20:thumbdown: but i regularly get smaller ones, maybe once every few weeks
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MUCK TRUCK,EXCAVATOR,DUMPER,DIGGER,LANDSCAPING,EQUINE on eBay, also Diggers, Construction Tools, Industrial Tools, Business, Office Industrial (end time 07-Jun-09 07:16:22 BST) they look pretty decent, but i don't think you'd get much timber in their skip though.
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we had to make our own templates, very simple to do and takes about ten minutes on excel
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i think that's what they call a hazard beam crack, well that's what I've been told at college
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pushing the boat out a bit aren't we steve
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i see a stain where the old tile adhesive was on the wall
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i know, but i want one now lol , but i'll definitely look seriously at getting one in the future
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i want a mog and i can't have one
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i've got a stihl bg55, and its an excellent little blower, very reliable. we've got a bg85 at work that is really really old, then it was ran over by the 7 1/2 tonner and with some simple repairs it runs fine now
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fell.
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looks smart is that the job just off binley rd?
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woke up really late (11ish), cooked me self a full english and done nothing all day apart from caught up on the last few weeks of family guy:001_tongue:
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in a conifer hedge i was topping i found a handsaw stuck in a still live log that was cut half way through, pinched the saw and they'd left it
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excellent job, excellent kit and respect to the climber for not taking out any lines
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lol, thats landscaping work, why would i be there
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this might help - http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/7399-spikes.html
