Jesse
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ok its not a boeing 747, if you are working it hard and its dead dry brash you are putting in it do it at the end of every day, i do mine at the end of every day no matter what im putting in it and it loves me:thumbup:
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forget the issues for now, have a good look at the trees and see if they have cryptostroma corticale and go from there.
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I will keep this short, im a hater because after a life time working in trees the probs they bring make me feel this way, on the up side , i have made a mint over the years cutting the things down:thumbup: i have another name for them, MONEY TREES , Theres only one good Leylandii and thats a dead one and it will still make you money:lol:
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SHORTS every now and then i pop down to ctc just to get a bit of woodbury rash, i love getting in to it in me shorts and sandys:thumbup: you must be getting soft.
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WHY? - PLEASE DO NOT PLANT LEYLANDII ask your self or them why they dont sell them , its because its a really poor tree there should be a LAW against it.
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Good thread, this is true, i am old and have had much fun in my life, this is my list-ankylosing spondylitis, arthritis, chipped joint right thumb which means it dont work, flexion deformity of right knee, shrapnel left leg, nife wound left thigh, chainsaw wound left forarm, numerous dog bits which have been stiched, colour blind both eyes:thumbup: , partially sighted due to a nipple incident at a titty bar in Aus, perforated ear drum diving accident in Aus, heart trouble now and then, hows that for a list:thumbup1: youd be supprised how much you would miss the use of your thumb
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sound advice, nice to read on here some one with good specialist knowlage on this subject
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wheelbarrow a day 4 bed house but we also cook on that same stove, i know cus i have to walk up to the stack to get it every day when i walk the dogs, but its free heating, winter or sommer , its great.
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ok -first what a fantastic honest response from you chaps- there seems to be a correlation between making a living from with in the canopy of a tree and having a glass or two of red wine or tin or two of beer at the end of a day, i tend to feel better the next day having had a drink the night b4 as i sleep better that night, when i get home from work i tend to feel like iv been run over by a truck , does any one else feel like that or is it my age? soon as i get in i crack out me jobs and try to go to the gym then have me meal and wine, its the same every night, the next day im ontop of the world again.
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Sorry about the marriage mate and the chain strike on the wellys you must be gutted, id like to help out but i only where trainers when cutting and up trees, keeps you on your toes a bit , but good luck with the search, try ebay.
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Week nights i like a glass or two of red wine, maybe three,what are your honest consumptions- I do climb the next day and feel fine and i am old 49 i think its my life style thats kept me up the trees, and i dont need the blue pills, my sex life for a man of my age is good, what do you think? by the way im no gigolo but for my age i always seem to finnish what i start. Discuss.
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Iv actually looked at it in detail now and i LIKE IT, good job
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what else could you do bar fell it ? looks good to me, dont worry bt the flack, see what it looks like next year.
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I live in the grey area and i love it
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All Abu Qatada needs is a 7.62mm heady shot
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VOSA staff-me thinks PHYTOPLANKTON
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FORTUNE FAVERS THE BRAVE
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I,l be the first then ,i am a jap sympathiser, iv had loads of hi luxs and l200 old and new and old landys from ser one up to 200tdi Disco, best truck ever u1200, but i now have a new puma which is just over 1 year old, Hi cap HD, Lots of faults in the first 6mths, but i am now really happy with it, it takes loads of abuse. I will also go as far as to say that i think its as good comfort wise as any jap truck, it will out work a jap truck all day long and i think the reliability issues have now been sorted , how bowt that then ,Its like a Landrover, but nothing like a Landrover, thats how i best discribe the puma.
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Go to a lawyer your first visit should be free of charge, i dont think you should mess about , just do it.
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I climb with a rear handled ms 200 and use both 12" and 14" bars, not at the same time its a great saw,
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i had one a few years ago paid £4000 for it and in the first and last year i had it I paid another £4000 in repaires ! CRAP TRUCKS.
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Looks a lot like Tomicus piniperda to me what do you think Hama ?
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Hi mate, be prepared to work really HARD, im 49 and still shock myself every day how hard i have to work, im on the tools half the week , my choice, which i enjoy the most , and doing reports the rest of the week but thats life, my advice, get all the tickets you can- try and get on with a smaller company or some one who will take you under there wing, with the large companys you are more likely to pick up bad habits and your efforts and enthusiasm will be less likely to be noticed. Dont do it for the money alone, try and seek out a boss with good credentials and work really hard if you get the chance, be on time and dont let them down with days off and dont be the last one out of the truck when you have lunch
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im a bit new, my inability to spell and my FAT fingers frustate me and from some of my replies the members too, in the day i have a girl who does all my typing, big words and all, Arbtalk- youd think would be Arb folk- but the mix match is a little to wide for me, The whole Arb thing on here gets me down- we judge people to easily- those who we are led to believe are the pro-knolagable ones seem to lack practical experience and those with practical experience are taken addvantage of, it does seem to me that a lot of threads get put on with out any real thought, all the ones for the crack are great and its good banter, but it does get a little bullish at times. it could just be the way people reply? but its sometimes easyer just to sit back and read rather than reply.
