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tommer9

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  1. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/25686-help-working-next-powerlines.html
  2. Butler you are almost shameless:001_rolleyes:
  3. :lol: between the white and the black, theres nothing but a little snowman:laugh1:
  4. Do you mean -20 centigrade?? +20 centigrade is not cold, and 20 farenhiet is about -7:001_smile:
  5. Gee whizz, that is AWESOME service. I am truly blown away.:thumbup1:
  6. ils sont fous ces anglais...
  7. entre le blanc et le noir....il n'y a qu'un petit bonhomme de neige...
  8. Nige- you should start your own picture thread mate!!
  9. Glad to hear you managed to find something Eddie.
  10. Like i say....sorted now I believe
  11. tu es un chien de salaud de putain M. Blair....mais je bien comprend tes idees.....
  12. Saw one working at capel year before last, but it was awful. it was huge, but they were only shredding what looked like rail from post and rail fencing (4x2) and it was killing the machine!! The throat looked enourmous on the machine in comparison. Not at all impressive.
  13. Stuff ride-ons Huck- get one of these and be done with it.....Google Image Result for http://www.robotlawnmowers.co.uk/images/howitworks-5.jpg
  14. It was a joke referring to skyhucks avatar location thingy and stev blairs comment:blushing:
  15. Butler- i see you arent from the mainland.......Never you mind is very close to out in the styx BTW.
  16. Ah- well im one step ahead of you there....you see all those mowers in my barn....well the chipper and tree gear is just a decoy, im actually a gardener anyway:001_tt2:
  17. I am told that Scag mowers are very good. A mate has a zero turn one which he is VERY pleased with. Edit- I was going to add that TCD would be on here in a mo, with good experience and advice.....TCD you must have posted at the same time as me lOL
  18. Lets not have TOO much of a derail guys.
  19. Im not sure that this is a personal thing at all Steve- merely alot / several concerned arborists who may well be wondering about the state of their own steel core flip lines, wanting as much clarification about one that has failed as possible, in order to make informed decisions about life saving equipment.
  20. Great Pics you lot. I have bought one of the smaller pulley Blocks from Yvonne, and i have to say it is every bit as nice as it looks. I had a postponement oin fridays job where i was going to test it, so will now be waiting until thursday 3rd march, but I will be checking it out then in use. Whoever wins it will not be disappointed as far as i can tell so far. (It wont be me as i dont own a camera lol)

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