Tree Man Tom
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Our u1200 starts first time in the summer and winter. Although it is stored in a barn and run on white
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I read the review in the LRO magazine, they seemed to preform very very well.
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Il second that, been using cooper stt tyres on my landrover and they are just as good off road as the bfg mud terrains but they seem to be wearing rather quickly. When compared to my mates bfg mud terrains of the same size his are out lasting mine by a long shot, i will fork out and get mud terrains next time. They have a new tred pattern out aswell which is meant to be even better that the old one!
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Yh i know what you mean mate, tbh im happy there. I climb more and more than him these days and am working to try and make the job safer. He has new friction cord but preferes to use his old stuff most the time? Will try and perswade him to buy the new lowering device by reg coates, not sure if you've seen it? Also some new lowering rope, and as im doing more of the climbing hopefully it will be looked after abit better
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I know what you mean mate, as both a climber and groundie i would prefere to have it run through pulleys and rigging blocks all the time. But my boss is abit old school to say the least, using old glazed lowering ropes and he climbs on friction cord which is 9years old Ohwell im trying to show him the error of his ways over time lol
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Would only ever do that on take downs personally.
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You wanna get some of those lithuim ones.
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Wow! That was brilliant!
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These are meant to be good. Abit pricy though. MUDSTUFF.CO.UK, Meck Lock Anti Theft System, Land Rover Defender Solutions: West Yorkshire
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Yep me to! Just got back on
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i went to buy a second axe today, but instead decided to buy a maul and give it a try. Been using it all afternoon and im deffiently a convert, i find i can split the awkward lumps alot easier
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So that when winching over there is abit of a ledge for the hinge to push against as you pull it over? It makes sense in my head, its just putting it into words lol
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Some pictures for Acorn Milling Ltd, i hope its what your after
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i had it to, its alright now though.
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You learn something new everyday
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You back to chog it down tommorrow right? :001_tongue: What was the spec? We "butchered" some trees today, but its what the clients wanted. If we didnt do it somebody else would of!
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Guess you could say i am the playstation generation stevie lol I just figured it would be cool to atleast have a go Im pretty good at operating 360's and what not and have got good hand eye coordination. Just be nice to have a bash it it one day.
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Would love the chance to operate one of those! Anyone know what route you should go down to operate one? Start as a feller with just you and a saw, then work your way up?
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Older landrovers almost always had white roofs. TD5's though often have matching colours on roof and body. I think lol
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Crikey Must chuck out a fairbit of heat then!
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Alright alright, il have one someday! It is such a laugh when you do it though, ive done it with mates in there faster cars. Great fun
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Your wrong IMO
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:lol: I do try with my landrover, well not burn them off just intimidate them lol
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Ebay Stihl Items Look!! Any one had any stolen
Tree Man Tom replied to Stihl Alive's topic in General chat
eBay Seller: andyrosemarie: Home Garden items on eBay.co.uk These? Does look very dodgy -
For what you need it for, id reccomed a sithl ms170 or a ms180. Cheap and cheerful, but your not expecting much from it so it should do you fine. Edit: Get it with a 12" bar
