Le Sanglier
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Everything posted by Le Sanglier
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Me too, even better when you join in.
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Ideally post some pics otherwise it's all speculation.
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I'd love one! Out of interest what do the tow behinds weigh?
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Is that sun coming up or going down?
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Will the friction hitch become extinct?
Le Sanglier replied to holdatcharlie's topic in Climbers talk
Just speculating, but lean back a bit more then you won't slip. -
Oh don't worry about it Dean, tomorrows chip paper and all that:001_smile:
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I didn't think it woulld be long before you came out with the "Dean Lofthouse rationale" I am sucessful ergo I am right.
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I think the fact that it is even comparable is amazing, it won't be long before their use is obligatory in urban settings. (obviously that's just my take on it!)
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It's the future, cheap, clean, light, silent. as the meerkat says "simples" (as least for top handles)
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It's ironic that all the people moaning about Sundays being sacrosant etc are on a work related forum talking about it! (on a Sunday)
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When selling logs:confused1:
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Stop moaning! guy probably expected an answering machine. Get another line put in if you are worried about friends family etc.
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Mini diggers, anybody using them for tree work?
Le Sanglier replied to dave28's topic in General chat
Timber Cutter Dartmoor on here uses one with a "thumb" Gave me some good advice. There is a thread somewhere with some pics. -
It's fine to use new motor oil as chain lubricant especially as an occasional user.
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You've hurt my feelings now....I think you're nothing more than an educated bully.
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Mixed message there:confused1: I started giving out the "lift end thin" mantra after leaving college with the advice of lecturers ringing in my ears. After a while I saw that clients weren't happy and felt cheated. If the tree is too big, make it smaller! That's what they want. Yes I know all about "sail effect" etc Thinning is by and large a waste of time, most trees will fill the gaps in a season. Lifting can be done with a polesaw. Why do we have to lecture to people when they want a service?
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You're wrong. College taught rubbish that you'll grow out of or starve to death.
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Couldn't resist! sorry
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well it's neither fish nor fowl as it is.
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I'd repollard only this time hit it harder. Not worth fannying around with thinnings etc
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Could do a lot worse than try You Tube. Better than nothing.
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Jonny, I like your posts, uncompromising, informed and well...pithy, but seriously you're using a sledge to crack a nut here, I mean are you this angry all day? PS.Don't turn your biblical wrath on me (please!)
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I would say the OP is about right, If it were me I'd burn the lot, trunks and everything, why muck about?
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Interesting thread, I have never worked mine out, probably never will. As long as I have money I assume I am doing ok; Wrong I know but I am sure I am not alone.
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I must qualify that my TW150 overheated because of this, luckily there was no long term damage. Be especially aware when chipping dry/dead wood "over" the rad, blow it on every tea break.
