richyrich

Also there is Indian Horse Chestnut but I think flowers are pinkish red.

Looks to confirm it but see if anyone agrees👍

It looks a bit like a Horse Chestnut but the pictures are not close enough. Ideally close up of twigs and leaves needed.

Is this same make to the one Crytec import? It looks similar but with 2x flywheel/pulleys and wider axle??

Probably just leave them to do their own thing...

Yes, I think so

Ash

Possibly Field maple and hawthorn. Although might be elder as I can't see it too well.

Eccentric Cam Foot Ascenders: Harken Ninja WWW.VERTICALMUSEUM.COM An online 'museum' of climbing devices

Tree safety inspections/reports. I operate in the York - Leeds area. PTI qualified. I also utilise the VALID app/method of tree risk assessment.

I had one of these. Useful when going was tough. It fell into some bushes and lost - not helped by it's grey colour. Looks like Skylotec in dispute over patent so not available. There device is called a Ringo I think. Worth looking at. Hand ascender also useful. I have a dearer ISC one and a more lightweight Heightec one. I prefer the latter. Foot ascenders also help but can be a bit fiddly at times. I've tried srt but still not fully confident with it. I also tried hitch climber but I find zigzag better. It's the non swivel one but I have 2 carabiners below it - with a dmm swivel between them. The foot ascenders and hand ascender help. Good old Blake's hitch for hip thrusting otherwise. Gloves sometimes but usually put in pocket.

KNUCKL - At Height ATHEIGHTUK.COM

https://www.planninghandbook.com/ SCAM ALERT

Old thread. This morning had some bloke ring up reckoning to be from local council. Asked if I wanted my details for survey work to go in planning publication. He sent me the info. Spotted scam straight away - obviously since about £600 quid for advert. He was very convincing on phone, council area phone code I think. Making out he worked for council. Anyway not much chance of getting £6 off Yorkshireman, nevermind £600.

The DeWalt one is very good. More for rough cutting as it's not the nearest finish.