Frank
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Everything posted by Frank
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silky, strop, edelrid caulk bag (for bensons and zippo), first aid kit, sling, krab, redirect pulley,
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haha and then just never pay em. Seriously though, lets not be cheap skates. Ive got homeplugs all round, including on the Xbox360 and the Wii and connection is constant and really fast. Bout £80 quid for set of 2 and then you can add more, worth every pound. Just depends on whate rate you get from your local exchange. If I build a house it will be fibre optic all the way to the suppliers
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Tree's failing?.....So move the target.
Frank replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
I'll put you a good price in, but I can tell you now it wont be cheap. -
Home plugs are best bet for speed and connection, but if you must have wireless then defo search the airwaves for someone who hasnt got a password.
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you bring em, we'll wear em.
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Tree's failing?.....So move the target.
Frank replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
I agree, In those exact words. -
I'll take the picture
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Cheers for the link mate. I'm on it. Found a local company who specialise in this field and have done a few transits. Fairly cheap as well.
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I only ever use a bowline with a yosemite tie off, just cos I like it slightly neater. Use half fishermans knot for all rope treminations. Alpine butterfly is good for attaching to tow bar. Bowline on a bight I use for attaching to the large eye underneath a tracked chipper for pulling stuff over. I think Karabiners do limit your knot "needing" alot. However I also believe that an arsenal of knots is very important. Good thread Ed.
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haha, tooo easy.
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Any more items gathering dust in your warehouse Jonesie that you want to shamelessly plug. haha. I'll have a pack at capel
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well at least you do know the protocol Dean:lol:
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a ride in your mewp???
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8' 4", or 6' 11". what is the prize???
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Maybe that was an admission from Mr Lofthouse.
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dont take me up on it, I was merely speaking in Jest.
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No but I do, send him round. Sounds like a right laugh, he does.
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I dont think we have the variety over here though No. Like running with a massive snatch block on your shoulder jumping over log hurdles etc. or log running on water.?? Not sure though.
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you call 10 years ago "recently"????
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anyone got the Sherrill catalogue??? looks a good bit of lavatory-side literiture
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I'll do it if you pay the diesel bill, and I want sandwiches aswell. Start at around 2p.m and knock off at 4:30pm???
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sweaty boots, scabby skin and some sawdust???? Come and work for me.
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course it depends on what the climber can do. straight outta college subbying for £100+, Forget it. As a contract climber you are almost the specialist being brought in, and should be able to handle anything, in any situation. That costs. I charge what I charge but dont expect a site visit or anything, just tell me where and when, i'll be there with me spikes on, smash it down and help you drag out.
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anything that moves. so long as its legal.
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Surely it depends on what you can bring to the party, I come with Transit tipper(chip box), 2 climbing kits, full rigging kit, all my own saws (6),own fuel and oil, own insurance, own flask and sandwiches, own Bensons. Worth more than £120, hell yeah. £25 per hour???
