ledders666
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Everything posted by ledders666
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buy a single spliced, try it and if you prefer using a knot on the other end cut the splice off
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Ditto, its not like were not already obvious to the public, truck & chipper on the road, loads of noise, if they miss that i dont think a hi vis will help in normal circumstances. as for up a tree, dont see the need my self, your normally out of the way so even if people can see you easier they still cant/ or need to do anything about it as already said. Although one good thing about wearing hi vis is that poeple can cleary see your working and generally respect what you ask them to do, as in stopping traffic or explaaining what were doing
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ditto, I would love to get in to this for several weeks. Depends on your requirements
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Trainee Climber needed in Wimbledon area, CS 30,31 and 38 needed
ledders666 replied to Magnus Tree's topic in Employment
Its like advertising something in the trade it, and you get a text asking you to ring them? if you want it you chase it up. And as said before shows your keen, willing to communicate, and use initiative -
http://www.arborshop.eu/en/publications-page-3.html Try that, i think its the one you mean. there is a couple o pruning books on this site. Hope it helps
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It is available somewhere, a company im doing work for has it, the superviser did say it took a while getting it though. Im Down for then this wednesday ill see if i can find out where he got it from.
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ace thanks ill give one a go
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Could any body recommend a good company to send my timberwolf blades of to for sharpening please
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No I didn't have any luck getting an interview. Bit of a bummber would have been lovely to work there.
How are you keeping?
Are you gooing to the arb show next week?
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i'd highly recomend these Tree surgeons Climbing irons/spikes on eBay (end time 09-May-10 17:00:23 BST)
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Timing / Pricing question (Oh no not again)
ledders666 replied to The BJG's topic in Business Management
i thinkyour price is good, sounds like your the same as me i mostly do domestic work, with a standard rate of 350 for 2 poeple and chipper 8 hours a day, give or take some depending on the job. Somepoeple are very happy, others keep going till they find someone to do it for less. dont worry about it, cause there isnt much we can do. -
atleast a proffesional cyclist:001_tongue:
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yeah that the sort of thing im after, Quite pricey though ill have to save some pennies
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well i rang stihl and he gave me a part number for a heavy duty filter its the same but with a extra foam bit around the outside as someone mentioned above. No freebeies though:thumbdown:
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looks swish, i have the same problem, where did you get that from?
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Does any body know if you can get, and if so where, a breathable hi vis t shirt, I currently use a helly hanson dry. Which is exellent for keeping cool, but i am after a hi vis one of the same material so i dont have to wear a vest over it. Thanks
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thanks for the advice guys. It wasn't bad on the outside of the filter ill double check for cracks and the seal. its pretty new though hasn't had a chance to wear really and i keep on top of the maintenance. Ill try again if not get in touch with stihl. thanks
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I just cleaned out my ms 460, which is regulary cleaned (every2-3uses) and i took off the air filter and was suprised to see how dirty it was behind. Does anybody else have this poroblem. If so do you know if it is faulty or just how this saw works? Thanks
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Im looking at getting a pair, there advertised as type A, but i was wandering if they also cover the rear lower leg as well for climbing. So i was hoping someone could tell me. Thanks
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Im doing and so is my friend who is in the same position, where are you thinking of doing it to? I would go for it, the only way you'll really know. I would imagine a lot of after work studying though so depends how much you want it its never going to be a walk in the the park
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easy just, tilt the camera a little, same as making it look like i can climb up a 'vertical' wall
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very interested however its a four hour drive, how many days do you have? may be worth it dpending on wage?
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When i first saw that i did think you had just pulled it out of that water behind:001_tt2:
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Seen it advertised as trainee arborist on horticulture week, what a cracking place to work
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I where still type c. However when im doing silky pruning i where some nice cool cotton dickies combats, makes you keep a eye out where your legs are more, knowing there not protected even against a wee harmles handsaw
