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sawing high climber

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  1. sawing high climber
    Burley Boys Tree Services are also a good firm to work for in North Vancouver.
  2. sawing high climber
    Sit harness??? No time for that, get working!
  3. sawing high climber
    if that doesn't work out i have plenty more around that area..
  4. sawing high climber
    Call PJC tree care, he's in Newport Pangell Peter Cook 07733268438 small firm, but might take you on for 2-3 days a week if he has the work.. you got his number from Russell Plumb
  5. sawing high climber
    I think you should keep it as a spare. I'm not trying to lose you a sale but I don't think any climber should buy second hand kit, not when it your life on the line. Has it taken a fall? has it been stored near fuel/oil? why's it got a new bridge? has it been used as a sex swing?? Kit should be a very personal thing, like your toothbrush. Have a splendid weekend!
  6. sawing high climber
    olympus u tough 8010 And you'll have change to go to the pub And it will still work if you drop ya camera in your pint..Result!!!
  7. sawing high climber
    + carpet burns
  8. sawing high climber
    Yes, could you cut it in 2mm x 2mm x 1" ???? Please
  9. sawing high climber
    Sweet! Can you ask him for Jorge Obando 's email address.. He's last yrs Ny champ, got chatting in Chicago, but lost his email..
  10. sawing high climber
    I'm splendid!! Great day in the office (Beech trees) Beers Bed
  11. sawing high climber
    spend a little more and buy Silk Thermals..
  12. sawing high climber
    You will have to find your own employer and it will cost you or them $400 a month.. But this will cover you health insurance

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