Ian Clarke
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I like the fact that it cracked the shell and polystyrene as that took the impact not my head. And id prefer to see damage to a helmet rather than not see it and it be unsafe* hopefully that last bit made sense No neck pain or back pain or headache or nausia or anything so far. Just a sobering reality check Be safe out there guys and gals
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Only 8 months
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its a petzl alveo vent * the one with the husky logo on the back. it was a direct top impact on the back right corner the first photo should show that better. and the ploystyrene inside did the job v well *2nd photo you should be able to see a crack. and to wood ed it was filled out with in a hour. it is a climbing helmet
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title says it all detail working on a london plain i was on the ground the log bounced off a spar and hit me square on the head. the helmet took all the impact. i have no injuries but makes you think. note to all: WEAR HELMETS they really do save lives
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ill have to earn some pennies for that conversion
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just looked up the facebook page and i like the navara with the secure tool storage. what would the cost be for a secure tool storage back on a pick up truck with a double cab
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true stephen true i like the thinking
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have u got a pro tipper? i like the sound of it but couldnt see any decent pics on the website.
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fingers crossed for ya
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hello all arb talk truckers i would like some advice on my first arb truck. i am currently a free lance climber or groundie*take whatever work comes my way. but i also run a small gardening business hedges and that sort of stuff. i dont have a chipper to tow around but may need to take a trailer. what i would like is something that has 4wd incase i need it for a job sit 2 adults and 2 kids *thinking of the future and dual purpose work and family tow nicely*im not wanting to bomb it down the motorways but i dont want to be over taken by old grannies either and that i can just dump kit in and go camping for a weekend. i am thinking pickup truck but i am open to all suggestions from vans to tippers so over to you guys and gals what do you suggest and what is your experiences. thank you sorry its a long question
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ok be verycareful and replace asap. and as to washing it i dont have experience so im out
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getting a better lid for the oil can and replacing the rope. The question is how much is your life worth? more than the price of a new 45 meter rope? i am not saying to throw money away but when it comes to safety kit id rather spend the money and be safer.
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And if you intend to buy new and keep the saw a while may I recomend heated grips. Unless your a fair weather arb girl
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Yeah I realised I've put the wrong name stubby *doh but my description is mire accurate
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Not to divert this thread but has anyone used the "grenade" wedge where it twists as you hit it in? I think stihl make it.
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ill keep an eye out
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windows phone version please
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Whats your moto, or go to quote?
Ian Clarke replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
Life is simple you make choices and don't look back. -
Kaeso Hortensius Hypsaeus
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this is my bike a nice little gpz 500
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I once chipped a massive pile of brash at the place. and some tree work. the owner is aw nice guy and its a a very pleasent location. i live in bury st ed just up the road so wont need a pitch but will still meet up
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Ok spaniel owners Springer cocker or cross. Should I get a dog or a bitch
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I'm in. Where R U thinking in suffolk?
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The mendi plots is tempting as its a good cause. But think I might go for chipper to get the 2 syallble sound. I like tickle and Tess but don't think I could have two dogs atm. Thank you guys
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Morning arbboy welcome to the forum. Helpful and useful yes. Quite amusing at times too. Just keep looking on here there are sone very interesting threads
