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Old Mill Tree Care

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  1. That's a very good price point! Having said that, I wonder if it will still be that price when it's really here.
  2. This thread is the ultimate CV Paul. You should have just emailed the guy this link.
  3. Ah yes, maybe the rope diameter is the reason the handle isn't working out too well for me.
  4. I've tried it on the left and right and it works on both. Just got to figure out where I'm most comfortable with it. It's All good though.
  5. Samson Velocity. I thinks that's 11.7mm, could be wrong.
  6. So after a few more climbs I still can't get the handle to work unless my full weight is on the lanyard in an SRT style with the cinch attached to my bridge. When its on my side Ds I just squeeze the Cinch and it works well. I really like it though.
  7. That looks good Dog Tag but way more frames than necessary so must be very heavy.
  8. What time of year did the decline occur?
  9. That's correct.
  10. Sorry guys, I'm in a hurry and wondering what this is as I'm not 100%.
  11. Oh, is that chip box as heavy as it looks? It looks like a solid block of iron!
  12. A Stein Trolley is infinitely better than a wheel barrow for infinite reasons. Firstly the Stein doesn't fall over. It's carries a hell of a lot more. It can be pulled by a winch. It's much stronger. Etc etc etc etc.
  13. Agreed. If you feel awkward because he's a mate just tell him you've got PAID work from others lined up and can't help him yet. That make focus him a bit.
  14. The level of ignorance is astonishing! That sugary thing sounds great.
  15. And you're thinking of moving back North? WTF!! 😂😂
  16. Several people have made their own then admitted they should have bought the Stein straight away. Buy the proper kit and you know it will do a proper job. My stein trolley is the cheapest piece of kit I've ever bought because it is used so much. I've got two really good guys working for me and the trolley makes the job easier which them happier.
  17. Reckon you're right Paul but why buy both when for less money a Hitch Hiker will do the same or for three times the price, so will a Unicender. Personally I'd go with the single device. Having said that, it's wonderfully shiny and the HH isn't.
  18. I ordered it from Ropetek, Paul Cox is the also the guy behind the Wraptor. And he's English! Just email [email protected] and get it done. $180 inc postage. I'm hoping it will be posted tomorrow so next week I hope. I'll be putting a thread and review on here as soon as I've got two climbs on it.
  19. Yeah mate, it can get expensive quick but, it's shiny!!!
  20. Rope Wrench was mentioned above. I'm selling mine, barely used if you want it. Make me an offer and it's yours, with tether.
  21. Not me, not my video but I just loved the dude in PPE at 9.30! :lol::lol::lol
  22. You're exactly right and that's the reason a SJ or LJ is so much better as they really do self tend and there is no sit back at all. On the other hand, have you considered SRT? I've just ordered a Hitch Hiker, Woohoo! Anyone want to buy a hardly used Role Wrench?
  23. Are you using a cambium saver of some sort?
  24. Chris, as you've aimed the question at employees I'll keep out of it otherwise it turns into another bun fight, like the recent 'rates of pay' thread. 😂😂😂

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