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You clearly have a problem with work methods. A safe system of work will help. No one chips my climbing kit because I am the only one that uses it, once its not needed it goes back in the bag and I put it away, its my PPE and it seldom goes out of my sight. You are in charge of the job so if kit it getting damaged YOU need to look at why and address that issue, the kit got damaged because YOU didn't do that. Give the lad a bolocking and HIS money back
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Is that legal????
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I haven't got one, and I looked in the spam box where I keep all the emails about Nigerian millions that I have yet to claim
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Buy this and hire in a digger Timber Grab c/w Clam Shells to fit Excavator. | eBay
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My goldfish could pass that test,............... without a book:laugh1:
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£801
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I wouldn't do that, I would stay with the developer and get him to furnish the proper paperwork from the LA. As a general principal. if you go direct to the LA and they get frisky with more TPO's the developer will be upset at you for dropping him in it
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Buy land check for TPO Fell trees anyway Build house Go home rich :laugh1::laugh1:
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Throw line and rope weigh even less
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There must be wires unless its a hydraulic servo but since you said switch..... So heres how a servo works, electrical servos are a coil and magnet system, when you energise the coil the magnet moves, connect the magnet to the valve with a rod and the valve operates when the coil is energised. Proportional controll is a little diferent but essentially the same principal If the system is hydraulic servo the jojstick is a small hydraulic valve that opens a bigger one when opperated. This means the controll can be small, handy and light to opeperate unlike the valve it opperates which is chunky and not at all small and handy. The problen you seem to have is that the coil isnt moving far enough to open the valve fully
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Without seeing the system its hard to say but single or double shouldnt make a lot of diference If you paid someone to do the job chuck it back at them first.
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Breach of statutory protection is an offence absolute so if you are in breach and they are bent on action you are going to have to take it on the chin. Better their mickey mouse caution than a conviction, cost, stress etc.
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You dont need to turn up the pressure, the pressure is already there but it sounds like the servos need to be set to stoke longer so thay they open the valves fully
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Yes they charge a fee for it just as cheque cashing services do. Some places also offer to put credit on your pre pay card and despite what people want to believe about certain groups, they will do this for anyone at all.
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Alloy bashlins with buckingham super wrap velcro pads Your legs will thank you
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If the CT is Stratford Connecticut you would get a better response from one of the US based forums
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What he said Zermatts work out at about £100 per year and a bit less for gladiators and thats full time contract climbing. See Ruskin for guidance
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Trailer brakeaway cable not attached... 3 points and £100 fine
treequip replied to Sciadopitys's topic in General chat
When is the world of tree work going to realise that they also opperate goods vehicles and need to follow the rules Its not always all about trees Middle of last year sat in a services eating a burger, traffic dar drives past and makes comment that he is pleased to see the breakaway cable properly attached Buy a spare and keep it in the cab -
Trailer brakeaway cable not attached... 3 points and £100 fine
treequip replied to Sciadopitys's topic in General chat
When is the world of tree work going to realise that they also opperate goods vehicles and need to follow the rules Its not always all about trees Middle of last year sat in a services eating a burger, traffic dar drives past and makes comment that he is pleased to see the breakaway cable properly attached Buy a spare and keep it in the cab -
Mine goes in the machine with regular washing soap as and when needed and as and when the wife is out. It will clatter arround if you dont fasten the buckles up. I cable tie mine to the webbing and put my chainsaw pant in for a little impact protection
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Mine is ported and throws a 36 inch chain like its nothing
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Not true but they can detect the marker with a probe in exhaust gasses even of you manage to remove the dye
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Ummmm, thanks for that, some of us still have that to put up with
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Well on that note, you should have one of the MKIII's in no time at all
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I am not so sure, all the joints bend anatomically correctly, that's hard (expensive) to do with a manikin
