Ian Flatters
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:thumbup:Cost and Verdict?
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I thought this might help with your milling Granberg International Chainsaw Mills and Chainsaw Accessories - Alaskan Chainsaw Mill | www.granberg.com
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ok, well got my kit back and my rescue rope passed after being absent from the last loler. also its 04 so 6 yrs old.....
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One of my favs
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So i decided to make a coffee table:biggrin:
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Blimey, very nice.
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As long as its not winter/frost.
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Looks like Cordyline australis to me. Pruned a few of them respond ok, the out of the from of my house is still alive. Looks like its just shedding a disfunctional branch.
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Cheers, Nice set of pics too.
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They are both really good harnesses although the tree motion took me a long while to get it setup right tho. The skylotec i love to bits, simple lots of points to hang shiny stuff off of. both great, either is a winner in my books
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I'll tell you when i pick my kit up on thursday as i've got a rope that missed the last inspection so im sure as it hasn't been used should pass the loler.
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Basicly if you buy new you kit doesn't need to be loler'd until 6 months has passed. This is for all kit from first use date, even if its used now and again for rescue practice. My kits going to be loler'd tomorrow and half of my rigging kit is less than 3 months old but i'd rather get it done together so all my kit runs out at the same time.
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What is the best form of advertising in your opinion?
Ian Flatters replied to Adam's topic in General chat
Theres soo much on marketing on here, go to the members only section you wont be dissapointed. Or search 'marketing', 'advertising' -
Indeed it is, how does she wear?
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Myself and a couple of guys are going to woodfest at the start of next month to show just how lame we are are racing up poles:laugh1: would like to know if anyone else is going off here and maybe have a arbtalk name to faces thing at the bar. Woodfest Wales, St Asaph
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Treufelberger is avaliable Friction Cords (Prusiks) i haven't met anyone who uses it yet...
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There on my list but had my finger crossed that someone in norwich or even on my street was a loler inspector.... Chalky or alex then, time to flip a coin:thumbup1:
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Thats some good news i've been egerly awaiting posion ivy to arrive here with a CE mark, good work nod.
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Some of my kit is soon needing to be re-lolered, Unfortunatly i have tooo much kit for the place i currently take it too as they mainly do other stuff so its always had to be left their for a couple of days. So anyone know of anyone near norwich that i can drive it to, to get done there and then??? telephone numbers/ website to contact them would be great:thumbup: Ian
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Their loss, i would of thought a forum would be the best place for them to get there kit recommended by the people who are most likely to buy there kit?
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My thoughts exactly, safety first:laugh1:
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Im interested in seeing whats the most popular friction cord people are using? if you vote other please vote and then post what you use:001_smile: Cheers Ian
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I recon gustharts because of the stein kit bag, their spot on for price.
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:lol:
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The four bags in the middle.
