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Think @Rob D shows the weights on his website. www.chainsawbars.co.uk
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Not maintaining, increasing the capacity from Aberdeen to Inverness.
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Big difference between hydrostatic and torque converter transmissions
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Still expanding the gas pipeline network up here.
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genuine for me
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Can of worms and farmers exemption
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Safety Gear - Order Of Importance
htb replied to Witterings's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Remove airbag put big spike on steering wheel will reduce tailgating, all the features in modern cars makes drivers feel invincible. For the record we drive L/R 90's and 110's for all their faults. -
Could be?
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Customer sent me some pics of a large mature beech. It shed a large limb(about 30" diameter) in the show about 5 yrs ago. The fungi are in the trunk about 5m up where the limb shed any ideas on ident and how they will affect the tree. @David Humphries. Sorry they are not that clear but its all i've got at present.
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Trainee Arb. Consultant position available (Newmarket, Suffolk)
htb replied to Ligna Consultancy's topic in Employment
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Hope you wore a particle filter mask. lol
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Yes, but winch at the other end.
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Forgive me for being stupid. If both your ropes need independent anchors, if you've stripped a single stemed conifer such as a spruce for arguments sake, topped it and then start sectioning down. Both your lines are attached to separate bridges of an approved harness what defines an independent anchor in this case as both your lines will be round the stem and be all of 1-2" apart vertically, that's hardly independent.
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Similar here. Some things changed for the better others definitely not.
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Deff duck from the flack incoming from the wee krankie's supporters.
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I agree. But we better duck.
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Least they would not be Iron deficient.
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Bolt, you must be of a similar era to myself.
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Type c's up here although its cooler. We just wear C's on ground and climbing either pfanners or hi flex type( similar to your arbrotec). They are a lot better than the old Oregon type C or the Stihl kneeflex, they were awfull, but we survived, showing my age. To be honest when climbing I don't notice the weight what with all the other clobber. I know its different where you are as its quite a bit warmer in the summer and would prob go with type A when its too warm.
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www.lancasshiresportsrepairs.co.uk 01282439109 did my haix resole for me
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What make and model of trousers are you using at the moment. Some may say man up. lol
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Burn't contacts if its drawing too much power and blowing the fuse, 25 amp is a fair fuse. The switch only connects to the no stress unit and then the forward reverse solenoids, but they do not draw much power, on my 150 anyway. Could tag into timberwolf as they are normally helpful. @Timberwolf Official
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Not as much fun though.
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Whats going wrong with the switch they are pretty robust, just they don't like water in them. Is the gland nut on the cable present and intact.
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If you are thinking of connecting it to an existing central heating look at Heating Innovations homepage WWW.H2PANEL.CO.UK Allows either of the heat sources to work independently or in conjunction. Had ours working with no problems, Rayburn and a condensing boiler.
