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    Why does the old AA logo appear in the header of this page?
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    Rumbled:sneaky2:
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    Could be black walnut.
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    Name and shame him so that others don't fall foul perhaps? Open a dispute with ebay? Leave negative feedback? Put it down to experience and move on? Any or all of the above!
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    What, this one? [ame] [/ame] Ooops!
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    Then just get yourself a fifty meter tape (one item) and bend over!
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    Chortle
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    So, are you leaving the poles?
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    The competition can only be a good thing for the end user. No?
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    Yep. They all want black walnut nowadays. Do you have any black walnut?
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    No I don't think it works for gas lines. Yes it is to do with electric fields/magnetism.
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    Sorry my response to your post is interwoven with your quoted original post. But I am sure you worked that out!
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    I trust this is of some help. Climb safe.
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    Can be used to find ley lines as well.
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    You can also potentially measure branch length/crown spread using the missing line feature. Well you can with the 360b I assume the 200 has the same function?
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    Perhaps it was supposed to double up as a fire escape.
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    As you said it was dead since 2015 I personally wouldn't risk the straight fell as dead elm tends to shatter quite spectacularly on impact. A decent climber should have that reduced to a pole by elevenses. I think a crane is overkill. But if your client is willing to pay the extra for the cherry picker then why not?
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    ....these are a few of my favourite things. when the saw bites, when the chipper sings when Im feeling mad.....
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    I hope the Holford arms is a bit better prepared for it. It was a bit of a bun fight the first year.
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    Yes I realise that! The question was originally asked under the premise that I thought the rope wrench was already CE approved. My mistake:confused1:
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    Ouch That would go well as your profile picture!
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    The difference is that TMS relies on natural loading of the canopy (i.e. by the wind) whereas Tree Pulling relies on a load being physically applied (i.e. by tirfor). We opted for TMS in the end because it is easier to apply in tight situations and doesn't upset the public!
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    Gotcha
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    .....and I thought they were beech! sorry I'll get my coat. Very true though Ed.
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    +1 for the constrictor. But can be difficult to untie. A simple clove hitch would probably suffice.

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