Rod
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i have a 25 two 35's a 10 and a 15 i also have a short tail side strop normally use the 35 sometimes with the 10 if i need two ropes
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most people seem to be saying that they would use a mewp but they preffer to climb whenever possible if he had been useing a mewp he probably would have cut his chest because mewp cages are always in the way so you are inclined to cut higher IMO
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nasty nasty nasty. well done that man who was with him.
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i hope someone from hse or nptc etc. etc. is reading this
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more drastic then in two or three years the first option. it'd be a nice thick symetrical tree then.
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yellow is brighter but orange dosn't seem to dirty up as bad dirty yellow looks awful.
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weird ! our mog developed a big oil leak today thought we were stuffed filled it up and hoped for the best
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all gone for now cheers
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are you telling us your getting old:001_tongue:
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think i would if its the one in your avitar pic
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hi cedrus you at barrony college or just live in that area
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bl**dy kids glad to hear you're getting it sorted wonder what will be next just hope he dosn't get scared of heights
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can it be because of price or is that not a good enough reason?
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me too:marchmellow:
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which do you go for, health and safety wise i was told that you should only climb the tree if it is necessary. so if money and access weren't an issue which would you go for p.s i try'd the search engine first
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think he might have been right
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go on then give us the answer
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by the sound of it dont watch frank:001_smile:
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you must already have some knowledge. how long have you been helping frank for?
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dirty...... and wet yuk
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this is my oppinion and around £120
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bit rounder
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we got hale, nasty! it was white on the tops around abingdon on the way home
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im in, life without landrovers would suck
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31 meters 101.71ft
