Robert_S

murder mate, these folk will do anything but work!!! its this round about our gear we need:biggrin:

i have one as well now, i needed an excuse to use some pictures from psychoville.

That is a minging picture of a clown lee, where is that from?

Do you know where it comes from and is it legit? thats a full company there!!

The junkari always threw out big chips, some had a valve to slow down the rollers you could try that.

on sky now channel 167

why dont you post a picture of the sun i aint seen that in ages!! the last thing i want to look at after being out in it all day again is the RAIN

my mate drives an r reg one says its like driving a car, he has nothing but praise for them

oh thats lovely!! they could have at least put a green dye through the concrete base to make it look a bit less of an eyesore

brilliant mate

ooouuuuch that sounds sore mate, hope it gets well soon. You wont be able to empty peanuts into your hand they will end up on the floor.......sorry i will get my coat:biggrin:

Fantastic ben it looks brilliant mate

cheers guys, i dont know about the exam now or re-test ive been an isa cert arb for 9 year i just make sure i have got 30 ceu,s every 3 year, pay the fee and i get re-certified. If i remember when i done the exam i got the study guide and read it cover to cover and passed, i would advise everyone to do it.

why are womens feet smaller than mens? so they can get closer to the cooker.

well done pal.

Thats me isa cert arb for another 3 year, that is all

i had that happen on a transit, done as Skyhuck says but i drilled half an inch into the pin then clamped a big nut on the frame, i then lined up the hole that i drilled and the inside of the nut and filled it with weld.

From where mate, the van or workshop? poor show though.

If you are removing the limbs on a big sitka (or any big conifer) on spikes and you clean the stem right to the top BEFORE you knock the top out check the saw for fuel!! as you dont want it to run out half way through the back cut and have to finish it with the silky

What about this guy martyn ? chainsaw carving UK, chainsaw sculpture Scotland, Dumfriesshire

When sectioning down and drop cutting limbs always check where the end of the limb you are cutting goes, as it could be fused with the one above and tear that off, landing on top of you or could tear our your anchor point. (a guy got killed in perth like that)

yep i agree they were excellent photos

i know i thought there would be more vibrations it was worst when you gripped with both hands...

Burrel was that managing to chip the leafs? as i noticed when i seen stevies working it was putting the gum leafs out whole, it may been that the greenmech chips faster than the jo beau, Dean, there did feel like a bit of vibs when you had to hold the wood but nothing major, i will be getting one when funds allow.

Have you got any quotes for insurance? as it seems you have came up with a figure out of thin air, i just got mine renewed and it was no where near £1500 infact if i never took the cover for my tools it would have been £560 and thats 10million E/L and 5million P/L thats about a £10 a week, i agree with the other posts there is no excuse for having no insurance as you will spend a tenner most weeks on food out the bakers/corner shop.( apart from shreky but thats another point ) But its up to you mate but i would start phoning all the insurance companies and see what you get, mine was from arbinsure advertised on this site, get covered mate or dont its your choice, the posts on here are only offering an opinion and advice but the combined years of experience of the guys offering advice will be in the hundreds so its a knowledgeable resource. All the best with what ever you decide to do,but i would strongly advise to get your insurance sorted. Robert