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    Ok Hoppy I'll pass your details on. Thanks

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    Hoppy. Didn't get your PM.
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    Mate of mine needs a groundsman/second climber for a couple of days in Newquay starting week commencing 8th November. If you are interested pm me your details and I'll pass them on. Must hold cs38 & 39.
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    Carved by hand tools or chainsaw ?
  5. caledonian bob
    Built this myself, works very well Produces 3200psi at 40 ltrs/min
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    Yep phone and ask as Stevie said, you been working for them ?
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    What makes you ask ?
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    I've done it (doesn't happen often) but adds value to a felling or take down job.
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    How do you write a risk assessment for this
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    Bats would not have made the hole, they roost in natural features or holes made by other creatures.
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    Hope all goes well & you've a speedy recovery. Important issue bravely brought to this forum.
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    Great job. Some good looking features for bats.
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    Yeh, had it about 15 months, great vehicle. I've bought an Iveco tipper which suits my work better. I've a couple of mates who have them and love them.
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    A lot of 4x4 for not much money (sorry dandkgroundcare for hijacking your thread).
  15. caledonian bob
    Don't bother buying it, I'll sell you my Chevrolet Blazer (better than a Range Rover average 24mpg) for the same money.
  16. caledonian bob
    Bearsden area.
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    I've got a Horse Chestnut to take down in Glasgow next week, anyone want the timber or chip let me know.
  18. caledonian bob
    What do you want to be assessed for Jamie ? You could try Chris Simpson, Matt Cooper (SAC), Chris White or Mark Robinson. You could also try Graham Watson (now stays in England but is often up here assessing).
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    jed001, your LOLER inspector must be qualified specifically in Arb equipment, contractors who do"high lift equipment" probably wont be.
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    Go and do the BCT course, I've done it, very interesting.
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    Me and a mate going. Should be a good weekend.
  22. caledonian bob
    Hi Jamie. Would like to learn splicing.
  23. caledonian bob
    These splices look great and what a skill to have. Anyone know of any courses available in Scotland or North of England ?
  24. caledonian bob
    I've some nice pieces of Elm which are suitable for milling for sale. It is lying at roadside in South Lanarkshire. Anyone interested let me know and I'll send you the schedule of volume etc. Open to offers.
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    Yep whoopie sling with me.

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