Ian C
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same here, old wound repair.
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Was the TW 190 not v good either, never had howt to do with them to be honest but thought they were better built than a 150. What was wrong with it? nearly got a 150 last year.
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Bet this thread sticks in the back of your throte a bit Jonny :001_tt2:
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Sorry to hear justin and glad the got nowt. its the season again alright, hate the thievin little tw@ts...........
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been thinking about these for a while and had at look at the AA show, think i will stick to hand signals and shouting for now as these don't seem too reliable.
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Got a bit of fencing you can help me with on Friday Liam............ -
Its worth a LOT, is it legit? i would be interested in some of it if it is and you dont want it all.
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Be a good machine if its genuine, ask to go see it, to be honest i would not buy anything big off ebay without seeing it first if its owt big, then pay by cheque or cash, do not pay upfront before seeing it. If he refuses then stear clear!
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Agree with both here and BBB, so many people talk about "pollarding" and really mean topping, pollarding is for young trees not mature ones but as Dave says were in a service industry, i would try convince the punter and get a new tree planted but if they want it topped i will do it, at the end of the day if we dont they will get some traveler to do it as there passing and end up with tears and breaks all over the place. Mr and Mrs bloggs could give a flying F... about "modern best practice or if you an AA contractor" they want a result for the least amount of money.....simple. If the tree is in good health it will live after topping and has been said the reaction growth will be big, so in real terms its better coming out as in 5 years time the customers view will be blocked again and they will have a shite looking tree, only a stop gap measure in real tearms.
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Good job Steve, was going to say thats one big ass willow but then remembered your a bonsai tree surgeon:001_tt2:
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Nice fell Dean, gotta love jobs like that. Did you price to distmantle that one as well like the little Hornbeam? lol
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Ok thats the first, so whens the big on coming as in the title! Aint your fells supposed to brush past gutters and the customers roofs? :lol:
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Timberwolf Timberwolf Timberwolf Timberwolf Timberwolf sorry david
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Read it cover to cover and done the work book, going through it again to sit it asap next year, really want to pass first time.
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thought you would have something to say Jonny!
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You sussed me out Tom.......Do i look like a total w@nker?
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Well done mate, whats the exam like? im doing mine next year.
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You heard right Peter, just hard enough to hurt but soft enough to bend. keeps our lass ant wippet in check:thumbup1:
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:lol::lol: peed meself there huck, Dean why not shove it IN the chipper and get a propper one! i had a go with one once.........jesus.....be better with a bow saw lol
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Tin of petrol and a match...............job sorted:sneaky2: As tom said Ian, try bleading it first if no better garage job and a new clutch i recon.
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Pops shite, it aint strong wood at all, hate climbing the damb things to be honest . Probably quite strong to southerners though.................
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Nice one Dave, like you say it sounds daft but when you think about it, it makes total sense! Heres mine..................if you need a slash, never piss it to the wind:thumbup: Also.........why you working on a sunday? money grabbin tw@t lol
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Like Dean said, why not get a groundy job first with the tickets you have got now and do something like the ISA cert arb course, its home study so you can do it in your own time and is well reconised.
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Rob, are yours the bench mounted mobels? and what do you flog em for? any chance of a pic on here mate.
