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  1. Old Mill Tree Care
    Oi, aren't you meant to be on holiday, devoting all your time to your wife, not messaging with a load of tossers on here!! 😘
  2. Old Mill Tree Care
    On my Clip 'n Step boots the 'stirrup' wraps around the widest part of my foot. Is it the same on yours? Mine have always been this way but it's a different position to where the Floop sits on my chainsaw boots, so it feels odd. Not a complaint I just wondered if my boots are odd or normal.
  3. Old Mill Tree Care
    I know where there is tons of Oak. You just need to take it, like you said you would.
  4. Old Mill Tree Care
    That's a dreadful waste of a Sunday morning. That time is in our calendars to be used as productive hangover recovery. Whilst lying on the sofa wishing you were dead it takes 2 minutes to order a BigShot online.
  5. Old Mill Tree Care
    I meant compact not company.
  6. Old Mill Tree Care
    The Bandit 90 is a great machine but too heavy to tow behind a 3.5t truck.
  7. Old Mill Tree Care
    I've pm'd you so here are the photos. There's one Ash log with a cavity in the centre. One Oak log that's dead and solid. One Oak log that's a bit squify. If you're interested call Al on 07834 414371
  8. Old Mill Tree Care
    I'm on the HH1. Never used the HH2 but by all accounts it's the same but smaller. I would describe the BDB and Akimbo as company mechanical SRT devices, if that's what you're after.
  9. Old Mill Tree Care
    Love it.
  10. Old Mill Tree Care
    Yes it's a tight fit in the bone. What rope are you climbing on?
  11. Old Mill Tree Care
    No I just throw it in the bin and buy another. I'm too posh to waste time untying throwline!
  12. Old Mill Tree Care
    Yes it is.
  13. Old Mill Tree Care
    Agreed.
  14. Old Mill Tree Care
    Dead easy on SRT. Blast your throw line over the top of everything, pull your rope through and base tie. Get to the top and top tie. Strip the Ivy on the way down. Cup of tea. Leave site 25% sooner than if you'd been working with a DRT system and email the invoice.
  15. Old Mill Tree Care
    The advice is to buy an Echo.
  16. Old Mill Tree Care
    I reckon there is only one decent pickup truck any where in the world. Toyota Land Cruiser, like the ones that The Overlander brings in. I don't know what they are called but I do know that when I worked in Namibia no one would drive the brand new Land Rovers or Mitsubishi. Everyone clambered over the old Toyotas that had done 200k miles. Honestly, those things go on for ever and when they do need a repair, only a hammer and screwdriver is needed!
  17. Old Mill Tree Care
    :lol::lol::lol:
  18. Old Mill Tree Care
    :laugh1:
  19. Old Mill Tree Care
    There are only four ways of getting in a tree. 1: Big Shot 2. MEWP 3. Drone to carry the throw line through the canopy. 4. Fell the fuc**r.
  20. Old Mill Tree Care
    I've got a 37m for the small trees and a 60m for the taller trees. I wish I'd bought 75m because I prefer to base anchor most of the time. Edit: You won't regret getting a HH2. Brilliant device.
  21. Old Mill Tree Care
    Actually he wants it to carry all the beer in!
  22. Old Mill Tree Care
    Yep, this is actually much easier than messing around setting up an MA. If the swing back in is scary I drop the tail of my rope then ask the groundie to hold it and control my swing in. Simple, safe, smooth, speedy.
  23. Old Mill Tree Care
    I generally do what Rich said. I usually base anchor and run my rope over a few natural crotches to spread the load but it really depends on the tree. I think I use four different methods of anchoring and about 7 different re-direct methods.
  24. Old Mill Tree Care
    Even someone as old as you doesn't need to be licensed to drive an Avant! 😂😂😘
  25. Old Mill Tree Care
    Wuss. They say that breakfast is the most important meal. From this one could consider that if you've had a good breakfast (stomach liner) then it's safe to crack on. :beer: I'm not saying I live my life like this, you understand.

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