Martyn Amos
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i see someone has been practicing their felling cuts! they look as if they are about 8 yrs old those cuts,and also look as if they were done by a 10 yr old :lol:
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bring on the 5th.....
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what next.......solar power chainsaws
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this karabiner is one i use in a work posistioning lanyard,so its not used as a main line climbing kara the drop was about 30 feet and the fall was slowed down by the branches,then the biner landed on grass/earth/?
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could be right in a way:001_huh: HISTOY.. if i have anything new like a saw for example,the wife would say i am like a kid with a new toy,you,ve got to be sure they work tidy:lol:
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1978,so stihl top handles have been about the best from the start
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heres one for sunday morning with the ms200t/020t being the best and most popular climbing saw on the market and no other saw seems to be able to knock it off its perch i am curious to know what was the best climbing saw before the 200t.. how long have the 200/020 been around with the husqvarna t540xp due out this year,are things going to change? or with the new ms201t due out also,are stihl going to keep the no 1 spot:blushing: martyn:thumbup1: sorry about the heading,should say HISTORY,not histoy[it is sunday]
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yes,grass and soil.,no crete
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the ground at the base of the tree?
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cheers stevie,loler check due in feb
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thanks mate:thumbup:
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when it comes to climbing,i am still wet behind the ears,not like most of you awesome experts,who have been doing it for years:blushing: sounds like a stupid question,but when i was topping a large fir,yesterday! i dropped a biner,watched it fall through the branches and it had a softish landing:001_huh: should i now bin it or will it be OK BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY martyn
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nobody puts baby in the corner,beat that for cheese:lol: gotta dash,due in salsa class at 6.45:lol:
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bet you,ve watched dirty dancing though lorry
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very steep banking to work on there matt:001_huh: a job well done though:thumbup1: bet it was a bit of a pain with public footpath:blushing:
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thanks all, you learn something new everyday,arbtalk is like being back in school thanks stephen,the pics were taken on a b/berry phone
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spring 2011 march/april
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nice pun:thumbup: could you give me details.....thanks martyn
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if you notice the 1st pic of the beech! in the bottom left of the tree,there is a big stone,there may have been a wall there in the past,as the tree is growing around the stone
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cheers:thumbup1: they are along a wall/hedgeline so when the wall/hedge was there they would have been cut to the same height,would you agree
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walking the dog yesterday,and came across these trees 1st 2 pics are a beech 2nd 2 are a ash just curious because they are different to your normal everyday tree,where you get the straight up truck and then branches out! these just seem very dumpy and wide at the bottom and aslo not very tall for the species any idea WHY?
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sat the 5th,could not have worked out better the wife works on a sat,the week up to the 5th she is off count me in
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dont think i'll bother now,you just told us the plot:lol:
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wheres home screw
