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  1. hazzygawa
    I was with a company who was with the aa. They pushed to have 40/41. So we did the course. It was brilliant, a fair bit of maths involved eg, loading and dropping of wood. But I can't really see why we did it. I thought it would be for insurance but people on the forum don't think it is needed. The course was great so if you can do it.
  2. hazzygawa
    Engine Tick Tick Tick BOOM!
  3. hazzygawa
    True. It makes total sense.
  4. hazzygawa
    Why didn't you use a ladder to the first limb then just climb to your way up using personal line and climbing line?
  5. hazzygawa
    Get one of these
  6. hazzygawa
    Haha. The kirk vest as I know them as.
  7. hazzygawa
    Ive never crown thinned a conifer. Stupid thread!
  8. hazzygawa
    Uh oh, no reply!!!
  9. hazzygawa
    Do you need a shredder for conny clippings? They won't shred down much.
  10. hazzygawa
    Have you just made it home after finishing the 'can you justs'? Lol
  11. hazzygawa
    Thanks guys
  12. hazzygawa

    new dog

    hazzygawa replied to log dog's topic in General chat

    A day in the life of Vinnie. Sporting winter wear.
  13. hazzygawa
    Have I made this knot up or is a recognised knot?
  14. hazzygawa
    A view from the other side
  15. hazzygawa
    I have it on my personal strop and it works bloody well with a micro pulley
  16. hazzygawa
    Sounds like you need to beef up.
  17. hazzygawa
    Sorry mate I struggle myself. It seems to be the hardest part of the job sometimes, finding a place to tip. There are places to tip at proper places but it costs a fair bit to tip off
  18. hazzygawa
    Not a lot of room for suspension travel on the back of the tranny mog.
  19. hazzygawa
    Do all the IW trailers have the double press for quick lowering cuz I can't make mine do that I just manually turn the valve and get on with other jobs while it lowers down. Some people have a health and safety issue with this I do not.
  20. hazzygawa
    I have been with trust for one year but in arb for ten. I thought that was the whole point of a cs unit, was to show competence in that field. Otherwise what is the point of doing it ????? I'm confused now.
  21. hazzygawa
    My insurance company wanted to see my cs units. Trust.
  22. hazzygawa
    Use an app called tapatalk. It takes a bit of getting used to but gives you all the stuff you need to know and let's you do what you want to do.
  23. hazzygawa
    Piriton- 4 times a day !!!!!!!! Blimey. I bet that made you feel really bad.
  24. hazzygawa
    So in order to show your compitent you need a cert of comp ie a cs unit. If you don't have basic chainsaw units a person is unlikely to start off with getting insured. The insurance companies want to see your tickets when you sign on the dotted line.
  25. hazzygawa
    If a person does not have 40-41 and is dismantling a tree, has some sort of accident and insurance gets involved. Would they be insured? I have 40-41 but a lot of the 1 man bands and small companies round my way do not. I make a point of telling them I have the right u it's to do the job but they don't seem to mind.

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