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Tree Man Tom

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  1. Hmmm no idea mate sorry!
  2. 3years at college and never came across that. Not a typo is it, instead of "cord wood" or something? What context has it been used in?
  3. Second that. Plus it seems everything could be called carcinogenic these days if you wanted it to be, and if it isnt carcinogenic then it will probably increase your chances of heart disease or something else. Il keep on using normal petrol and diesel thanks
  4. Good shout
  5. "toolless" chain tensioning and guide bar removal?
  6. "Accidently caught alight" My arse lol Somebody set fire to one at college, and we removed what was left of a conifer hedge that was set alight once, dirty job.
  7. Makes sense to me
  8. Using the correct fuel mix, and a good quality 2stroke oil?
  9. Looking for some feed back on multi-tip stump grinder teeth, anybody used them? Good, bad? Will be going onto a carlton sp2000 Multi-tip Home page Cheers guys and girls
  10. Like that mate, nice and secure. Do you have "chipping teams", like you come along to the tree work and stack the brash and someone else follows your around chipping?
  11. Bad news on the insurance, i managed to be abit sneaky and get mine for £800! Although my Vito is costing me £150 a month at the moment. Its rubbish not having any "no claims bonus" and only holding a lisence for 10months. Get a 200tdi in there, you'll never look back! haha
  12. Sweet! How did you get on with insurance? I found it a nightmare trying to get a landy insured as my first car lol Please say its had a 200tdi conversion to? I feel for you if it aint haha
  13. If no police are present theres nobody to take chase if you decide to accidently not see them waving you in
  14. Nice pics! Is that my old saw hanging on your harness? Hope its still making you plenty of money :thumbup:
  15. That "pork and cider, for a fiver!" was a killer, was already having a cider with some old work mates and with the boss when we decided to buy some food. We all went for that deal, but everyone forgot they were driving (except me) and all the cider was passed onto me! Luckily no drunken purchases were made! Was a good show, all be it abit small. I wasnt to sure what to expect as the only show id been to previosly was the APF and that is big! Came away with all my money still in my wallet as mr stihls price increase had made everything go up to much Was a good little show, had a laugh trying to push dealers down on prices but didnt wonder over to the arbtalk stand and only saw it on the drive out, doh!
  16. Il be there tomorrow for abit, will keep my eye out for you fellow arbtalkers.
  17. A new motocross bike with lots of shiny bits, with a trip to america to a training camp to make me go faster!
  18. Just these aint a daft colour
  19. I really like the look of them
  20. You will need cs39, but you cant get that without first doing cs30, 31, and 38. You should be asked to show your qualification when buying a top handle, but i never have been. I do have cs39 though before anyone asks.
  21. I imagine you should wear normal PPE as if you were cross cutting etc.. Personally, i would wear normal PPE but just ear muffs and glasses instead of helmet
  22. Logging rails with an 020, saw in one hand, rail in the other. Got abit to close.
  23. Came off my motocross bike mate, wasnt doing tree work
  24. I did wonder if something like that would help, might give it a try
  25. Man up is the response my mates have given me lol Breathing, ive sure found out i gotta take that steady painful otherwise Been taking pain killers, climbed yesterday and grounded today. Grounding was alot easier, so going to try that for a week or so if i can. Good heads up about pain in the winter, got plenty of other injuries with give me jip in the bad weather

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