armchairarborist

burger chips and coke, my pockets are empty..

saw £395 all in today, can't remember which stand though..

aww won't the boss give you a day off Darren?

not mine haha, was working in an allotment 2wks ago.. i thought the idea was to spend as little as poss?? i have a client with a pond and archway on hers and is planning to grass 1/3 of it, nuts eh?

ask me tomorrow:thumbup:

get yourself down the local backstreet exhaust garage (not kwikfit types) and they should knock one up for you, i worked in one and built exhausts for anything needing one..

lime on the march..

taxus first step.. hat for scale-pic3

hi my name is ed and im an arbtalker:blushing:

used axes for years, even got a few mates round bribed with beers and the 'lets drink and split wood till someone loses a toe -challenge'.. now i have a pile of broken axes, a yard full of wood and a nice splitter on order:thumbup:

I've got into a habit of doing high gobs. Leaving a stump I then need to cut off. From doing site clearance and being asked to leave 50cm stumps for diggers to get hold of. It's ok for small stuff but when it's a bigger tree it's awkward to slice off because it want to sit down and pinch my saw. Although wedges to help

stop halfway through and stick a twig or two in yer cut:thumbup: get them in right and you can use them as rollers instead of lifting it off, helps when you are chogging down big rings..

haha forgot what you ordered:thumbup:.. im waiting on a scottie too:thumbup1:

sweet v8, gotta love the discos:thumbup:, had to laugh at your rear light misfortune- i was unloading logs in the yard tonight when i noticed i had a tail light out, a minute later a log bounced back and wiped out the working tail light lens/bulb/holder:blushing:.. so glad the tail lights on the chipper were working for the way home..

not a nice feeling when the load tries overtaking you..

big chain and padlock here too, made by fortknox 13mm chain and heavy duty padlock, probably puts me over the weight limit mind..

i hope its in the landy appreciation thread..

or just buy a land rover

was waiting for that one..

there will be loadbay issues with the lpg tank in the vehicle, i have seen them behind the sills instead but they get ragged off pretty easily..

then it doesnt have one, they are usually for soft jappy types anyway, landrovers dont need them.. sounds like a caliper at fault, but needs disks/pads at same time obviously, or put up with a lovely foot massage every time you brake..

it will be on top of the rear axle if there is one..

google greencard.. any pics?

nice, i have been known to write 'tree removed from rear' on my invoices more than once..

No offence mate, but I really dont understand your website??? Have you cut and pasted definitions of tree surgeons and then put a daft video up???

 

Im honestly not trying to be nasty. What are other peoples thoughts???

try the link in post 1. brings you back here.. clever eh? i dont understand computers..

'how often do you come?' meaning- when will you return to re-trim the hedge?..

'can you trim my bush?' usually followed by my enquiring if its the one at the front or rear..

all the rest are definitely not unintentional..

didn't someone try killing james bond with one of them? very deadly.. can cut through a Z4 i'm led to believe..