Killa Ferret

Never gonna have too much money in this trade

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Is it a stand alone high chair on its own or is it near trees? ideally need an anchor point above the chair, buying kit can soon add up, im sure some ideas can be conjured up here.

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Witham sv eh? stones throw from me, theres all sorts of toys there, row after row after row, i think you could spend a week in there and still not see everything.

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Really need to do a daring lunge again!

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Ahh i totally forgot to donate this morning when i ordered, it's ok though i forgot to add some chainsaw sleeves so that'll come tomorrow

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Only problem ive found with the natanoko is despite the handle being tight on the blade it feels loose when you wobble it, might just be mine, who knows

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It's down to personal preference really, i mean if you get the chance to try before you buy then do that, i agree with the curved zubat with the lack of hinge. Ive got a natanoko, gomtaro, zubat, sugoi, pocket boy and the feared beast aka katanaboy, all have there strengths and weaknesses.

I don't think you'd go wrong with an old school gomtaro.

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Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.

Love me or hate me, it’s one or the other. Always has been. Hate my game, my swagger. Hate my fadeaway, my hunger. Hate that I’m a veteran. A champion. Hate that. Hate it with all your heart. And hate that I’m loved, for the exact same reasons.

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I only paid £120 for mine, got the first one in the country, not including the demo model they had at last years AA fair. Wonder who else was silly enough to buy one?

Im just attracted to shiny things

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To be honest ive hardly used the big one, i don't take it to work with me, they would have kittens, they'd conjure up some red tape to stop me using it, the times i have used it, it's done the job, alot of folk have said the blade is way to bendy, but when your cutting on the back stroke it doesn't really matter. Don't know if anyone can remember my "when 18 inches isn't big enough" thread, heres some pics from that. BIGGER is always better

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Got bored, took a few pics.

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The thing is we were all climbing, the folk we contract to did an audit on another patch and found that one guy was climbing without 2.3 and 40, word soon spread, my place didn't even know we needed it, so in there usual fashion stopped folk climbing, then we heard different things about what we can / can't do, to this day i still don't know what i can / can't do, lack of communication.

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Thanks for the input guys, the assessor didn't really give any answers to this, he said i was taught by some "old school" trainer / assessor, since then no-one has picked up on my strop until now, i know alot of the lads at my place, if not all of them, well apart from the newbies, work position and advance on the side d's, could be new information that hasn't been passed on. We had to answer questions on the new G55/2 tree categories even though were not working to that yet, also were not allowed to use rope grabs or snap hooks, listen to me ranting, i'll shut up before i go off topic.

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Bit of a slow burner for a few mins but soon picks up

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Course was UA 2.3 (climbing around powerlines) Im doing my CS40 assessment tomorrow since it's part of it.

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I was on an assessment today and got a telling off for not having my strop positioned on the centre of the harness, just wondered what the general consensus was? do you guys have it on the side rings or in the centre?

After alot of banter i switched it to the front, what a complete ballache, i was on pretty much a standing stem, no spikes, the whole lot was tight wedged together, so loosening either off was difficult, it would better in a nice open crown, anyway i passed

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The Slash and Scarper

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Husky's come from the bottom of a cereal box

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Jim will fix it for me.......ughhh i mean Jonesie could i please have a 261, pretty please!

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Sad news indeed, thoughts go out to family and friends.

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Stihl, although the spouts sometimes stick and won't release, end up with it everywhere if your not careful.

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Ok, maybe i just want another saw to add to the collection

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In that case i need a bigger saw then! Me? Save money? On another note am i still the only owner of the Silky Katanaboy in the UK?

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