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  1. john@arbtech
    good god! will she ever get rid of that smile?
  2. john@arbtech
    good outfit!
  3. john@arbtech
    haha! like your thinking, spring power, save on batteries?
  4. john@arbtech
    Who remembers those wee wind em up n let em go toys?
  5. john@arbtech
    that would be tree clear then??? you mind find a tree job is a tree job no matter where it is. ps sky dont be fighting other peoples battles, tail end
  6. john@arbtech
    get the mewp, in a wet land clever get
  7. john@arbtech
    I think you could be a good climber and rubbish at treework sure... That was not the question:confused1: But most good climbing tree workers are great all rounders anyway and their desire to be involved with every aspect of the job is what makes them good climbing tree workers, part of this happens through progression in differing aspects of the job, ie, dragging, straight felling, pruning, dismantles ... I know loads of 'sol called good climbers' a few are chmpions, but they wont, chip, drag brash, drive the van, they think they are the elite, and all they should do is climb. Climbing and treework are two totally different things though Different things?? try and dissmantle a tree safely without climbing??
  8. john@arbtech
    Vermeer chippers are ok, just need an atric tractor unit to tow them!
  9. john@arbtech
    TP's are excellent chippers especially the PTO ones. and not a bad price.
  10. john@arbtech
    The first one was so........ anyway hows your back now?
  11. john@arbtech
    Looks great, dont have the patience to do anything like that though. One of the local authorities tried something similar, (straight fence, woven) but no near as good as that.
  12. john@arbtech
    Tony, who have I insulted?? this is called a discussion????
  13. john@arbtech
    My understanding is.....if they WORK full time for you, your buy their statutory PPE self employed, they but their own?
  14. john@arbtech

    what did i say there that was wrong?

  15. john@arbtech
    My original post seems to make great sense to a lot!! the thick ones dont get it.
  16. john@arbtech
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  17. john@arbtech
    skyhuck ........yes you may find its law???
  18. john@arbtech
    did he have ginger hair? from the north east?
  19. john@arbtech
    Mester, exactly!!! they forget to say, how long their day is??? 6hrs 8hrs 12hrs 24hrs???
  20. john@arbtech
    must say,,, my point to this thread has been, A, why do 'climbers' think they are better, Bgroundies are just as good (av been both) but the feeling is, climbers are up their own arses!!!????
  21. john@arbtech
    so if your on a day rate, would you not fell?, and you may find in the north once the climbings done, you chip in! ( as the forces say.....thats teams work,,,, chipping in!!!)
  22. john@arbtech
    even so, if he's on a day rate, he could finish at 10 am, good will, would/should let him help the lads?
  23. john@arbtech
    but, without the butchery, the customer NEEDS to see value for money??????? (is that another debate??))
  24. john@arbtech
    another question...........is a climber just a climber? should they not fit in? (read as ....team work) (is this baiting??)
  25. john@arbtech
    Im not jealous, but, I could fit more woodchip in my navara glove box!!!

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