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Mark Bolam

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  1. Mark Bolam
    Cheers lads, 14mm it is. Dumper it’s to fix a gun cabinet in a typical crappy papier-mâché new build. I’d rather not go into external brickwork.
  2. Mark Bolam
    I need to fix 4 10mm bolts (threaded bar actually) into a thermalite block wall. I was going to drill 12mm holes but my mate said to go bigger as the holes won’t hold enough resin. How big should I go? Thanks.
  3. Mark Bolam
    Not at all, Kipchoge.
  4. Mark Bolam
    The story fell apart at ‘morning run’ for me.
  5. Mark Bolam
    Thanks Edward, that makes a lot more sense to me now. ?
  6. Mark Bolam
    Hi Ben, Can't help with the job, but I know Liphook fairly well, my wife's Granny lives there. Nice place with some cracking trees. Some of the Redwoods there are getting quite a size. Should be an attractive proposition for someone.
  7. Mark Bolam
    Feel your pain mate, but it's still not Jonesie's fault, is it? I'd definitely be trying to rip DPD a new one, though.
  8. Mark Bolam
    Can't that turn into a legal ballache quite quickly though?
  9. Mark Bolam
    Apart from the obvious, overhanging limbs, surely the owner has the right to decide whether their trees are worked on or not?
  10. Mark Bolam
    I didn't realise anyone could apply to fell a TPO'd tree, regardless of what the owner of the tree thinks or wants. Sad day when you learn nothing!
  11. Mark Bolam
    FWIW I'd be more than happy to pay £70/day for that machine.
  12. Mark Bolam
    Tell him to get a digger then. It's your machine, you set the price, not the client. (Basically I'm telling him to shove it).
  13. Mark Bolam
    Bloody is an important word here.
  14. Mark Bolam
    Someone else’s.
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  16. Mark Bolam
    Nice zipline Jonny. Where was that?
  17. Mark Bolam
    It can, I suppose. The 3A one definitely looks a bit neater. I haven't tried it so I don't know how ergonomic it is compared to the HAAS Velox. The progress capture on that is great. I've recently used it on double rope when the tree doesn't justify SRT (because I'm old and lazy) and it works just as well, albeit half the speed.
  18. Mark Bolam
    Just nicked this off the Gustharts site mate. I use a separate foot loop on my climbing boots or clip into the strap over the laces on my Andrews. When not in use I clip the dog clip to a tool loop on the leg loop of my harness.
  19. Mark Bolam
    You can leave the HAAS in place as well you know.
  20. Mark Bolam
    It would be great on Robot Wars J.
  21. Mark Bolam
    Are any of the usual pickup manufacturers looking at petrol engines? It's pretty obvious the government now hate diesels, and Christ it's getting expensive! Surely a petrol engine could solve a lot of issues.
  22. Mark Bolam
    HAAS
  23. Mark Bolam
    I’ve got a couple of these every year Stu. What you have done looks awful, but you have retained the head frame. Who is paying, him or her? Thought so....
  24. Mark Bolam
    That's stupid, it's in foreign.
  25. Mark Bolam
    They are probably chainsaw shorts.

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