andrew t
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Do you mean that in a good way tony. Here's some more pics
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There's a malus I am going to reduce as it has white rot fungi and woodpecker holes in the larger stems it has had some branches fail which have made fractures and epi has sprouted just wondering if it is ok to fracture prune the rest of it to stop complete failure
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I have a skylotec and it is the best I have used for dismantling as it is solid and holds both the saw and your secondary very well also supports your legs and back very well lots of padding . I also have the TM and it is a nice harness with some great features like D shackles on leg loops adjustable bridge etc but I would not buy again as I want something less complicated like a don Blair or weaver harness I know it sounds crazy . The only other one I tried that was nice was the treeflex lightweight simple and comfy
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I brought the kiwi brush from wilkinson £2.95 they had the spray also but I was not sure but I will go and get it if you think it's good cheers rob.
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My boots have just about broke in and now feeling nice and comfy going to get a leather brush today to keep them nice and was wondering what to treat them with what's as good as the of pfanner stuff would millets have something suitable for this .
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I learned it from a guy who has been in the job a lot longer than I and think it is great for pulling over heavy stems that have no forward lean to make it come over .
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Brash monkey!!! No respect for your ground staff . Might be different if they have to rescue you out of the tree one day . Sorry jay hope you find someone I know a few people who may be interested.
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The pl lid has like a custom fit adjustment at the back makes it very comfy.
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People are gonna need a date with christmass on its way if people are gonna be put off because of the weather are they the real deal lol . -
Think I will give richard a ring next week problem is when to get the time off to do it kind of works at my place if I am not in then nothing will get done as I only have a groundsman who is training all the rest are landscapers shame I could not do it all over a couple of weekends
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No I haven't got cs 41 but have learned as I go through watching others rig reading books /youtube etc I have done some big old trees but want to do them smarter if you know what I mean IM always wanting to better my self
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Does anyone know about some of the advanced courses out there like treevolution etc I am thinking of doing one of these courses do you get a qulification the same as a cs number . Also who on here has done one of the avanced courses and what do you think
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Don't really no after watching for a second time I can see what you mean about extreme measures in extreme situations guess I don't know enough about the situation to comment . Still got a lot to learn before I pick up my beagle after Christmas .
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Hope you don't mind me changing subject a little but after seeing that horrible story it kind of made me think about something I was looking at on you tube about training dogs I wa watching the dog whisperer and saw all the negative comments on there about him kicking and jabbing the dogs on his show. I would not use those methods and anyway it only is going to make dog more violent towards owner IMO.
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Cheers ben so would you say they are as suitable as say a landrover for use in urban areas domestic jobs etc .
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My boss is going to buy a Mitsubishi for are next truck we have been using land rovers could I convince him to go with a mog because we're always overloaded with chip . The only worry with the mog has it got room for the non chipable stuff in ton bags and are they hard to load logs on etc . Cheers for any advice
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Rain or shine I will be there.
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Got my zermatts today cheers jonsie . So I have only had them one day but liked the way they felt with my climbing spurs also they were very nice when dragging brush and moving logs about no slips or trips at all they feel very supportive around the ankle . They feel very alien to where like clogs but very light I will give them a bit longer and report back.
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Cheers for advice he is going to get loads of exercise about 45 mins in the morning and an hour every evening at the very least . I will have a look at those books tomorrow .
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Congratulations Sam just got to hide the pics from Lydia lol as she will want anouther one come and see us soon Lydia will want to babysit .
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Learn how to tie a running bowline and a timber hitch you probably already know anyway and off you go it's the future .honestly the best bit of kit I have ever brought and so much Easyer and quicker than double rope . God bless you dan Curtis you legend .
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Is this monkey puzzle worth much just asking for a friend as it is due to be felled.
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Cheers for all your advice I have always been up for a challenge I will take the rough with the smooth . I have 3 kids they would give the dog a run for its money their all mad so I think he will fit right in. Can't wait for long family walks .Also we supply a local kennels for free with woodchip and he has said I can take my dog there for free.I said to my wife we could call it Jeremy she went mental lol.
