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defenderjack

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  1. Took the day off yesterday in need of spending some cash on some shiny bits so took the wife and kid to honey brothers and a pub lunch ! . i dont about you guys but my other half is pretty outspoken and loves a bit of banter but when we got talking about friction devices with the staff she was pretty rude ! i cant take her anywhere ! so came away with a rc 2000 yale imori and a zig zag . plenty of threads on zig zag so i wont go on but for anyone whos thinking of getting one , STOP THINKING AND BUY ONE ! used it today on this plane and sycy reduction and it was superb and the yale imori runs beutifully with it , with a bit of weight of rope beneath it , it self tends amazingly well thanks again honey brothers for top service and spending all my money
  2. cheers for the reply i think i read somewhere that the imori was a bit stretchy but not sure if that was true or not ?
  3. ive been pretty much given a yale imori rope and just wondered if anyone else runs on the same ? i believe the consensus that blue tongue is best but wont buy another rope unless i really have to , many thanks
  4. yeh ive gota say ive had a few moments when ive thought what the hell am i doing but i always find once the saws on that all disapears and just get on with it , i always find that if there are certain bits of the tree that your dreading and its possible do straight away then i always get them out the way first then you can enjoy the rest of the tree otherwise your spend the entire time thinking "oh great ive still got that bit to do" get back on it
  5. whats the fuel consumption like ? quite a small tank isnt it ?
  6. that would make sense !
  7. cheers nick , just ashame the tennis isnt on it would be a great view and a cheap seat !
  8. eastbourne , surrounding devonshire park tennis courts
  9. while the idea of a lighter saw is extremely appealing , i dont know if id be able to cope with having to use both hands on the saw ? i know technically you suppose to use 2 hands etc etc etc but the reality of it is that hardly ever happens on pruning jobs like that ,
  10. im climbing for a council contractor , i think about a week , 2 climbers 2 groundy the silky stayed firmly in the bag today id be needing a new elbow joint otherwise , 200 t and felcos did the job
  11. I hear you mark , local T O Beer has been had !
  12. cheers guys , i think about 8 are being crown raised etc but the rest are all being reduced , 2 transits of chip out of those , sooooo many cuts to make and nothing falls out the tree like you want it to . i dont find the bark to bad but the tiny dead bits that whip you in the face really pee me off lol !
  13. started a long line of evergreen oaks today , total of 30 trees to do managed 4 today and tried to keep them matched in as 1 , jeez there was some skinny poles in the centre ! so glad the sun was shining was dreading doing these in the rain ! good result i think
  14. yeh pretty squidgy
  15. apoligies as pictures are not fantastic but any help appreciated , big old oak tree , fairly healthy crown other than quite alot of smallish deadwood in inner crown the grounds been under water for some time and the bracket looks fairly old but there is a smaller bracket forming under the larger one any ideas or prognosis always appreciated
  16. cracking backdrop reg! loving the vest! you sexy beast :lol: even the stem seems to be enjoying the moment !
  17. hemlock dismantle
  18. shane just out of intrest , did you used to put the lever through one of the panels you took off to change the blades ? ive not had them done since ive had it off you ? nothing seems out of the ordinary other than som bigger bits of wood seem to be a bit noisy ?
  19. We'll I hope it's a big pig ! Lol
  20. Yeh 13 bags is way over the top , I once cooked a whole butterflied lamb over a fire pick for around 9 hours and I reckon I used about a bag and a bit of mainly decent sized lumps of beech . You sure he didn't mean netted bags ?
  21. im not saying i wouldnt climb it , just wondered how you thought it looked like it had a good root plate ?
  22. how can you tell its got a good root system ?? surely it would stiill be straight if it had
  23. ive been that tree 3 times now clearing it up , and all 3 times i dont know how they have been so lucky with it not smashing up the the vent pipes and filling points ,
  24. yeh i was clearing a maccy ,it was that huge one on the forcourt of the esso garage near the hospital , ive gota go back and fell it , this job was a week ago its taken me till now to get the pictures of the sodding phone although i cant seem to upload the ones i wanted to something to do with it being a compressed file ?? .. yeh sorry bout this week its a nightmare im just at my mums as we speak so i call you in the morn if thats ok , did you get any interesting call outs ?
  25. if some one wants turn the piccys that would be great !lol

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