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For the purposes of "O" licencing the material is part of your business so you can do it on a restricted licence.

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In four words Of course you do Back to you Pete

In a word, yes

That's reasonable, I suppose the high value of the bin lift gear makes the truck more repairable. I am pretty sure UK insurers would have given it a write off. Your chipper will go again for a lot less

Not even close

The problem with the HSE stats is that they include any chainsaw / tree incident under tree surgery. This means they include a lot of landscaper types who simply got out of their depth. The stats aren't a true reflection of the professional industry but that's not the concern of the HSE, they are mandated to protect and if banning the use of top handled saws will do the job then its an option for them.

That's a tribute to Bandits build quality, they might be heavy but they are strong, wounded but not dead. That chipper will go again, the muck truck wont.

You are never to old but we are all running out of time. If your goal is to do your own bits of in house climbing then go for it. If your goal is to become a first rate climber, do you have the time to gain the experience needed?

The operator. The design of the saw makes it possible to use the saw with one hand. This means that there is less control and in the event of a kickback the chain brake wont operate by the front hand mechanism

As it stands its not individually identifiable so that's a fail What you need to do is make it identifiable with a unique reference number attached to the cord. Write it on a bit of fabric plaster with an indelible pen and attach it with shrink tube. You can let your LOLER inspector do this if they offer the service but its cheaper to do it yourself.

Perhaps in excepting it they don't accept it?

Because modern carbon steels are far superior. The paternation in Damascus steels is caused by banding of different quality steels and is in this day and age largely decorative. It doesn't make a top quality blade but it is quite pretty.

It was a bit of a car crash, but never mind, here is another.....

Then say nowt, just thank those that have helped you and ask questions.

Bet he didn't have his phone in his pocket though. Been there, done that bought the new phone:laugh1:

Fella, you are in a hole, STOP DIGGING. You aren't helping yourself

I will start worrying when you can get it into a back garden, without trashing it:laugh1:

I was more interested in the mantles. The timber I come across is usually only fit for that size wise. I chainsaw milled a couple and put them in a farm sale. Disappointing to say the least, it would have been a lot less work to firewood it. Perhaps that's just not the right market for it but that sale has a large architectural salvage element

Yup, get that wrong and you will shear the threaded portion off the end of the crank, usually happens using the gun on the wrong direction and a piston stop

What's the preferred cross section and where do you market them to get that price?

That's the one, you see stuff like that roughed out to beams at various farm sales where it commands some miserable prices, the line between timber and firewood is narrow indeed.

Because the people who faked the picture didn't know that

Based on how many sites?