waitey

What's the make of the crane?

Hi all

Looking for body fabricators to fabricate me a chip box for a Land Rover 110.

West midland company's please....go.

Rich

Used one stubby?

has any one been on the honey brothers website and seen what looks like a 395xp in the back of a pick up?

They've changed the chain break? any one know if they are coming out any time soon and if theyve made changes?

Hi all

Got a jensen a530. Had a couple of problems with it over the past couple of weeks. Cured them but now the anti stress won't kick in. I've changed the speed sensor recently and there was some **** stuck behind a magnetic solenoid on the side of the chest pack which was causing the rollers to not pull in.

That's fixed now though as pulls in fine.

What's the best test to do or most common fault with this problem? As I've used many Chippers with no anti stress so I'm sure it's a common fault.

Bout 6 foot

Next 3 weeks?

Hi guys

Looking for a bear carving in the midlands

Willing to pick up

Cheers rich

Nice one lads

Any body got any Austria contacts for work?

Got experience. Plus has anybody worked there? If so whats the pay like etc

Nice one lads

Rich

You will not need to send these new saws away to be repaired, I just had to gut a T 540 and found it an easy saw to work on and strip down. So they are just as serviceable as any other saw. Apart from tuning and the piezo electric adjusters, so let's wait and see how reliable they are.

Well that's good to hear...but what happens when the electronic adjusters pack up...you quite often have to put a tuning screw driver to the 200's

I'm with swinny...there's going to be a lot of guys keeping 200t's running. Bit depressing to think that the new saws are going to have to be sent away to be repaired.

what are people thoughts on the new husky top handle when it eventually breaks down? Dont own one yet but i intend to. I was impressed by performance but iv never had to give my 200t to anybody to repair like most people on here iv fixed it myself. Thoughts please...

Richard Waite

Free lance climber covering the midlands.

5 years experience with time spent in Vancouver, British Columbia.

National diploma in forestry and arboriculture.

Nptc qualified in climbing plus cherry picker qualified.

Fully insured.

Contact me on: 07884311641

Email: [email protected]

One day my boy you too could be a davey seal!! i hear the burley boys have the redest of necks on the main land and turn up for work in stetsuns and cowboy boots shouting Yeee Haaarrrr lol

I hear your off to Sweden Rich hows things ?

I will never be Davey seal! I'm a burley girl all the way...

I am indeed....off to stockholm at the end on the month...going to look at some fit swedes

How's tricks with u?

Apparently the Davey seals **** each other in the woods regardless of there district...and I hear hey have too silky everything cuz there not and aloud big petrol chainsaws...I also hear there red necks that shoot arrows through car doors...but all rumours I guess

Mike lawn..........good posting.like it...have a biscuit as a reward

nice one mate

can anybody point me in the right direction for climbing work in Norway...got a full cv if anybody needs to see.self employed as well.thanks

at the last apf the new husky top handles had a bracket on the back where u can open the gate by twisting the saw in the clip(petzl tool clip)...then u can get it out...was i imagining this?wanna make 1 for the ms200

has any body got the suspenders for the tree motion?...cant work out how they fit on the harness.finding my hips are hurting when im on a pole all day.the harness tends to slide down when i have a big saw on me and messes with my hips.hope it might stop if some of the weights on my shoulders.

seen this lad climb as well...good lad thumbs up

cheers paul...its bad lighting fine figure of a man usually.

not sure i find karabiners any quicker in tying up.lots of timber gets rigged down here as its mostly removals in the part of van im in and i find they get stuck under the logs on the deck or on the pile.end up either taking them off or pulling till ur red in the face...i can understand if guys find it quicker on branches just dont think its dynamic or that pro.kinda surprised how many guys on here sway towards using them. thought it would b the other way round.what ur brought up using i guess

i guess iv always tied the standard rigging knots since college and being as the lead climber didnt at my old place nobody else did...eventually u get quick at tying them and un tying them.i just find the carabiner un dynamic and most of the the groundies r pretty special and struggle to undo them...also find if i ground with them them they get stuck under logs etc and just generally piss me off...and yea big firs and cedars all day..spurs never come off

working in Vancouver at the moment and EVERYBODY uses a carabiner on the end of the rigging line, even when were lowering big timber down.plus they complain when i dont use them..coming from the midlands, England its pretty taboo to do..there steel carabiners by the way. what are peoples thoughts? i need some fuel for the argument!!

get a hedge cutter?