alex_m
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i bet most people don't even give it a thought. thanks though justin - i thought it was that screw but just wanted to make sure.
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The horseflies are bad enough in the woods we work in! I was bitten on the arm by a couple of them and it swelled up to the point i looked like some kind of Popeye freak!
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Can someone point me in the right direction please? thanks
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anyone used one of these before? looks quite good for the price, although if my past record of truck spotting is anything to go by then this will be **** 2003 MERCEDES 614 TIPPER 03 REG ALLOY BODY ROLLER BOX on eBay (end time 07-Aug-09 14:53:58 BST)
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well, granted this is based on a 5-10 year old opinion but they tend to have the worst craftmanship of the medium range bikes. they tend to be marketed as really upmarket bikes by halfords argos etc... for a bit more money Giant would be be a much better alternative however if you have owned one and been happy with it then fair enough... maybe they have bucked their ideas up edit: in response to j.hancock
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don't buy GT bikes. ever.
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send it back now rather than finding out in a week or so that you don't get on with it...
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If you fail to prepare, prepare to fail. not exactly regional. see if anyone can translate this old suffolk rhyme.... Thole dun deow set on a bow, N’if sheent gorn she set theya now
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i'm going to get the top 2 t shirts
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NPTC Final draft Assessment Schedules now available
alex_m replied to bob's topic in Training & education
wow! very different from the assesments i took just weeks ago! the college tutors better mug up on these over the holidays! -
i just got a quote from tripp batt in stanton (between bury and diss) for a 12" 200t - £437 inc vat which is the best price around here. It's best to buy locally as the after sales support/service is good + you have to support your local companies in these hard times
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well at least you have good spelling time like this that being able to edit original posts would be nice....
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Led Zeppelin 4/ Led Zep Hermit wood Carving on eBay (end time 30-Jul-09 16:25:18 BST)
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ditto. i look like this at the end of a day off....
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What do you usually end up doing on an unexpected day off? The boss is having trouble sorting out his tractor so i'm on a fully paid day off trouble is i WANT to work. (crazy i know)
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cheers steve - the internet is a little better because of arbtalk
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ok that makes sense. i should of thought of that. i couldn't use them - i was given some in a club once so i thought i would try them out but they kept falling out and after about 30 mins they came out all waxy! and as you said i can see the helmet wobbling about a fair bit
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In nearly all the videos and pictures I've seen of American tree surgeons, no-one has ear defenders whilst using a saw... Do you all have industrial strength ear drums??? I can't stand using a saw for longer than a few seconds without them....
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someone googled 'google' and the interweb exploded.
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One of arbtalks flux capacitors had broken which in turn slowed down the processing servers prime colloquial vectors.
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sounds good. get a video of them in action -screams an' all....
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"...and news just in... A 59 year old man from Arkansas who entered the record books last year for eating a whole tree in one sitting has just passed the resulting stool. Due to his apparent super-human like sphincter, the stool has appeared as seasoned, processed fire wood!"
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fairly boring car 1.4 1995 escort after 4 months i crashed into a ditch then two days later had a head on and destroyed it
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here are the assesment schedules for the cs30 (Maintaining and operating chainsaw) and cs31 (Felling small trees) they will give you an idea of what your expected to do/know to pass.... http://www.nptc.org.uk/download.asp?file=New%20Schedules/cs30_maintain_and_operate_the_chain_saw_as_oct06.pdf http://www.nptc.org.uk/download.asp?file=New%20Schedules/cs31_fell_small_trees_as_oct06.pdf
