Joe
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thats ridiculously cheap
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well CS39 is chainsaw in tree, and your not in a tree your in a mewp, so i reckon you'd be all right
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another reality check that there are dangers n this job! my thought go to his family and friends
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haha yeah yeah
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yeah yeah Liam, when I worked with you it was like you had never done treework before :001_tt2:
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yeah thats true wood picker, i'm fortunate to not do many 'street tree' type trees like pollarded limes , could you not make a false anchor point ?
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just climb to the top, get main anchor point, and go to the bottom and start pollarding, all the way to the top, simples
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and of course because i've got a 341
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if your gonna make one make it to fit the stihl MS341/361, i reckon its one of the most popular saws in commercial use
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very sad, my thoughts are with those that knew him. its a bit of a reality check though
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i'm a member of the AA as it only cost me £7 at the trade fair this year, and i have already saved that on kit due to the discount you get from it. also i find the journal an interesting read to dip in and out of.i will probably renew my membership again next year as i find the discounts benefit me so much
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no more useful than recording the serial numbers of your saws, when the police occasionally cease stolen goods that is the only identification they need to prove its your saw.
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NPTC chipper opporations Weekend course ??
Joe replied to Littletree's topic in Training & education
from what i've been told, the minimum that you need is to be given some baisc training by the manufacture and to make sure that is is recorded and signed by the manufacturers member of staff and all employees that have recieved the training, as a record to prove the training happened -
oh gutted, i bet it was horrible having your arms shook to pieces for ages knowing it's a 2 min job with the big blower
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nice work, butyou need a backpack blower matey
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i reckon it'd be cheaper to pay a local boy to come and chip for you instead of hiring both mate, and he'll know where to tip off aswell
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yeah thats what steve ment. they are excellent saws, well worththeir money. i reckon maybe 8 months or so on a blade for the average user? but thtats a very rough guess
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you serious Paul?
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Joe replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
i have a very limited knowledge but it could be giant polypore? -
lol
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just put the last bollard in and...
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dont get a bowsaw, get a silky handsaw. and for pruners go for felco
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could of had this instead of the combo!!! http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/11584-landrover-110-tipper-sale.html
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i think thats the date of mine bob, do you know the location bob?
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good work Pete and Frank
