Tommy_B
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Everything posted by Tommy_B
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He's 48 but his Liver is 85
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I can't remember the last time I got pumped up
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How long have you been climbing?
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Felling manky Pops and the sun came out.
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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
Tommy_B replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
When you say old climbing wall rope...... -
Where was the thread about what song to sing when climbing?
Tommy_B replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
That's dark -
Open Space Arboriculture - Urban tree conservation videos
Tommy_B replied to David Humphries's topic in Video forum
Very interesting David. What did you find? -
Exactly that. It's why it's called Good Friday
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Trees in general or Oz mate?
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What drone are you using mate?
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Blimey Reg. Glad everyone walked away from that
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Nice one. Imagined as much but remember seeing them cutting one up on the tv show and always wondered if there was a specific cut Thanks
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Reg, Do you have any involvement in the cutting at the base for removal? If so can you elaborate on the cuts used? Thanks
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Maybe the bloke fancies you, knows there is nothing wrong with the bar and just wanted to see you again.
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My £30 offer still stands!
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Against the spring. Don't have it in front of me at the minute to check
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Mine just twists against the housing. Have you tried twisting the "Husqvarna" bit round?
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Although both are a bit of a trek from Vienna...
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Nod has some courses coming up. Treekit have also done splicing days.
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Training employees.. Fair and reasonable?
Tommy_B replied to benedmonds's topic in Training & education
Why wouldn't they do it locally? -
Thats how I understood it too mate.
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If you come down this way for a climb again, Spud is only about 10 minutes from me Joe, Drop them in:001_smile:
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Carol Vorderman called me Darling once.
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I use a little pinto spacer above the friction hitch and below the wrench as well. Stops your gloves getting caught in the hitch
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I can see your logic but there is no way it happens in practice
