zx6rob
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Good pics,are those the different stages of your progression into treesurgery?
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thank-you sir!It was quite a ballache and seemed to drag at times but totally worth it-made my life so much easier!
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finished the other week,mostly...
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Got to love that mentality!
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yep she tips! well, I would say the winch mount is 'semi' friendly..you'll only recieve dented shins!
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Getting to the final stages of finishing the lone ranger and couldn't resist the urge to chuck in a pic-drop sides to be built..
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have you considered leaf miners? or some kind of leaf blotch?
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are those telescopic ladders any good?
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hmm....business card beer mats?
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you chaps in advertising love to waffle No, thanks for the advise Arbclimber..this does look like a good company so if they do me proud on the design I can always get more printed at a later date by a cheaper place!
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it'l be digital..the chap said the price includes the re-designing and textured card.still seems a touch pricey non?
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that sounds like an absolute bargain! I got quoted these prices yesterday from a conventional printers; 250 business cards printed full colour on cream textured board £74.00 500 would be £85.00 250 DL flyers would be £99.00 500 would be £119.00 and 1000 would be £138.00 with a little re-designing of the logo,is this normal kinda prices can someone tell me?!
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i think....now dont quote me on this.. fungi all have different properties,some degrade within weeks/months of fruiting like honey fungus.other last years like ganoderma,somtimes you can count the defined ridges on the top as a new years growth forms on the underside. like image--- http://www.messiah.edu/Oakes/fungi_on_wood/poroid%20fungi/images/G%20applanatum%20layers.jpg at a guess the last one is 4+ years old,but after the spores have taken hold i dont know how long it takes the fungus to fruit,anyone?
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peter-yes it is several twisted strands.. and indeed its tough as an old boot,as well as having been climbed for a couple years maybe itl go in the wash then straight on to fleabay thanks for the replys everyone
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Good afternoon ladies and gents, can anyone help me out here,splicing is very new to me but i thought id give it a bash. currently trying to splice beal bonsai,which is a horrible rope in itself.. -am i dealing with 16strand here? just wondering which instructions to follow..if anyones got a good link?i was looking at the sampson splicing instructions.. aswell as this vid [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elhb2W4jX9o&feature=related]YouTube - 16 Strand Eye Splice Part 1[/ame] iv got as far as pulling the core out lol cheers!
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nice riding!iv been known to do that on the motorway:sneaky2: i just cant help myself sometimes
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thanks for the advie jose,i was thinking its probably not worth the risk too.spoke to the main dealer in kent he said £3950 or thereabouts for the complete new rig.think i may have to just bite the bullet.
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ah youv seen it?the husky right?would you say its 1950(+vat) good?
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As the title says,where do you get em?new or used?
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accelerating cavity creation in even age stand woods
zx6rob replied to Charlieh's topic in General chat
cordless drill and a good size drill bit and bore in deep several times in within the 15cm,might work? -
iv been looking to get one for my ranger too,but the prices are ridiculous..so im going to have a go at putting one together myself,you could try getting matey with a steel fabricator..i reckon theyd do it for half the price of ARB etc.. when i get round to mine il post pics.. good luck anyways bud
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its in a field so the looks arent too important its to prevent windthrow,amazingly they didnt succumb to the winds in the past month! i shall adopt the '1/3 maximum' rule then,thanks matey
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just looked at a line of 20, 70 or so foot tall trees...how much can they be topped without killing them? i was thinking 20 foot to be safe but they could theoretically withstand half am i right?
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i seee,i think im going to try and address the problem myself,i was thinking of welding together then bolting some long verticle hinges with some trusty padlocks at the bottom..we'l see
