Tree Man Tom
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From what i gather from reading on here, it takes abit of getting used to and setting up, but, once you have set it up how you like it you wont look back, just a matter or persistance i think. I keep meaning to try it myself, but i cant really go to work and try to climb on a V.T, tinker with it abit to set it up right, then still not get on with it, and have to tinker some more, when im there to do a job. Stick with the prussic for now but when i get the chance to have a rec climb il give it a go
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Im sure its highly illegal but try this one... might work. P2P4U - Free Live Sports on your PC, Live Football, MLB, NBA, NHL and more... Im inocent officer...
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There often at the "side of the road" covering holes and what not But i know what you mean lol
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Not sure what season it is, its probably already been shown on one of those fancy sky channels lol i dont have any of that though
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Tonight, 8:00, Channel 5 Now i know its not everyones cup of tea, but thought id give the heads up anyway
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Heavy wind and rain here, driving back home from college in a high sided van down the motorway just now was interesting.
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"TWO STROKE SUPER CHARGED DETROIT DIESEL ENGINE" Thats does it for me... lol
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That is best practice yes... But im sure we all "one hand" abit more than we should, also cutting and holding.
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Please dont mention the c word! lol Some cool stuff on there though
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You had me there! lol
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We have a really old arc welder, weighs a ton! Only welder i have used and it does a cracking job!
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I assume, if you were badly injured and needing rescue, you could patch yourself up whilst the rescuer gets to you. But if your in need of rescue then your probably pretty screwed, and not going to be in a posistion to apply "first aid" to yourself.
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Mine kept getting ripped off, caught in branches and what not... Should really have it on there i know, shame on me
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Thanks for taking the time to sign up and post on this thread
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Big end bearing or something gone in my 90. Gonna replace the engine, got my eye on a few ebay ones atm, need to do it ASAP really as its my main vechial. Then fix and rebuild the old engine and keep as a spare or sell on. As you say john... dont you just love 'em!
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I love the look of american chippers, just look so well built and chunky! Looks like you had a good time
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Looks to have some nice colour whatver it is
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I thoguht walnut at first, imagaine the £££££ lol
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What timber is that in ther first pic?
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Sweet! Private job? Did you chog the stem down or fell it?
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The small TW i used was disc, but the other 2 are deffiently drum.
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A plane is one of the trees i havnt climbed yet, but i know what you mean about there not being branches to throw to, experienced it in plenty of other trees. Installing your line from the ground with a throwline is probably the best option, although not done this much myself. Ive used small slings as false foot holds to shimmy me up the tree abit more to get to a branch. Just take a minute to think, sometimes theres a branch you've "missed" which will be easier to get to. Sounds daft but ive done it myself. ... or just practice your throwing Failing that just bear hug yourself up the tree to the next branch
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Having used the timberwolf and the greenmech, id choose the greenmech anyday! Much better than the timberwolf IMO. By buying a well known brand, yes it costs more but you have dealer back up, parts will be alot easier to come by and they WILL be better enginered.
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Oregon do a pair, not sure HOW waterproof they are in real life though. CHAINSAW TROUSERS - OREGON Chainsaw - Clothing Buy UK
