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  1. Blair Lennox

    Clark Engineering would like to introduce the new - Clark UN ADR Approved G-TANK!

    Our new G-TANK is a 950 litre bunded diesel grab tank that has achieved UN approval for transport of diesel on the highway and adheres to in-forest environmental laws. Capable of being lifted by forwarder, harvester or by lifting chains. Available with or without bolt-on tool cupboard.

    One of our team would be pleased to speak further on any enquiries on the phone at 01387860241 or via email at [email protected]

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  2. Blair Lennox
    Hi, The Stein Super Plasma TC helmet has easily been our most popular helmet since it was launched. It now has the attachment at a extra cost to allow you to fit MSA Sordin ear defenders with the new MSA Left/Right ear defenders being the most popular. Its a helmet that passes all regulations for climbers and fits all head sizes which is a must! We an currently selling the helmet on our website at Forestry Equipment If you have anymore questions then give me a call on 01387 860 241 Blair
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    Just going to checkout the site, is there any gadgets at the moment you think is a must? or things that you can get in New Zealand but can't get in the Uk?

     

    Must admit I'm loving the Petzl Pantin at the mo.

  4. Blair Lennox

    Treaders is a legend! Though I hope to be changing my avatar pretty soon.

     

    Im pretty sure i dealt with you when you were working for Richard Gauld??

  5. Blair Lennox
    I use a dynaglide green throwline and 8 oz/ 10 oz throw bag. Carry one of each and currently have the stein throwline bag. The cube is also something i would suggest going for which is a product we will be stocking very soon Check out Forestry Equipment
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    Like alot of the guys I agree that the weaver harness is robust and definately suits the bigger build. I'm a smaller build 32" waist! and I found the Petzl Sequoia and the Skylotec harness to be comfortable because of the support and the way you can modify them to suit the climber, but like what alot of the customers say that come into the Shop. It depends what type of work you are doing. You don't want thin leg straps on a harness for example if your doing powerline work. We have a range of harnesses online aswell in shop so you can ask me anything on harnesses and I'll advise you on them. Visit us on Forestry Equipment

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