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  1. Old Mill Tree Care
    You're right Ben. I wiggled it around today and saw how it can invert and become a girth hitch. Thanks For pointing this out.
  2. Old Mill Tree Care
    That's the bank managers problem. Innit!
  3. Old Mill Tree Care
    I'm sure you're making a good point Ben but I can't imagine how the girth hitch could happen. I'll try and make it happen tomorrow if I remember.
  4. Old Mill Tree Care
    What he said. I didn't do that years ago and then regretted it for years.
  5. Old Mill Tree Care
    Try Solent Body Builders.
  6. Old Mill Tree Care
    Wood walkers if you're mostly on the ground. Airstreams if you're mostly in a tree. It's a durability thing.
  7. Old Mill Tree Care
    Cleaning your rope is a waste of time. Buying a new one is much easier!
  8. Old Mill Tree Care
    So I set myself up with a base anchor and tie like Fredward did in his photo above. As you can see, it's a lowerable system (2 ropes tied together) so long as I don't go through any redirects. Maybe Santa will bring the long rope I've been coveting!
  9. Old Mill Tree Care
    Nothing's strange about your post, I think Eggsarascal suspects you're female and just wants to know what you look like.
  10. Old Mill Tree Care
    Good lad. You know it makes sense!
  11. Old Mill Tree Care
    Correct Rich. Any other explanation is wrong. Keep up the good work.
  12. Old Mill Tree Care
    Don't know about an app but an EPIRB or an ARGOS beacon would do the job if things get dicey. A bit pricey mind!
  13. Old Mill Tree Care
    Brilliant! I'll order two pairs and send one to Bolam. 😳😘
  14. Old Mill Tree Care
    I suggest two things Mark. 1: Cuddle the customer more. 2: Extra sessions of male private exercise.
  15. Old Mill Tree Care
    I'll sell you mine for £400. Let me know and I'll bring it round later. Then I'll drive to a dealers and buy a new one.
  16. Old Mill Tree Care
    I'd find out which dealers are closest to you. That will narrow your search of brands. Otherwise, if I had my time again I'd spend my money as fast as possible on a Bandit HB20, no question. Then if you need a bigger machine, the Carlton 4012 is crap IMO but the 7015 would be money well spent, or the Bandit equivalent. Just my opinion and I'm sure I'll be slated for it. Hahaha!
  17. Old Mill Tree Care
    You're not saving £400 by not buying one, you're working less efficiently. Spend the £400 to be more efficient and you'll make a lot more than £400.
  18. Old Mill Tree Care
    I don't think you'd like Blue Tongue for SRT. Yale Poison HiVee works well on DdRT and SRT. Cougar Blue seems to be the preferred rope for SRT.
  19. Old Mill Tree Care
    I meant on descent, not decent. Although a decent descent would be nice. Lol!
  20. Old Mill Tree Care
    Ian, you mentioned on another thread (I think) that you've found the RR to be a bit jumpy on decent sometimes. Is this in the same way that a Lockjack can be jumpy? I ask this because I know the LJ. Thanks.
  21. Old Mill Tree Care
    I think there will always be a place for the RW because many people prefer a hitch. I haven't used the RR or Uni but it's easy to see the appeal of each in slightly different applications. Bravo to the inventors of all these devices!
  22. Old Mill Tree Care
    Many years ago I worked for a company that was robbed one night. however, the robbers crashed their stolen car whilst escaping and got quite hurt. Result!
  23. Old Mill Tree Care
    No need to watch telly any more. There's more comedy on here than I can cope with! Hahahaha!
  24. Old Mill Tree Care
    Loads of us have them because they're as comfy as any other but better ventilated than any other. Also has a higher safety rating than any other.
  25. Old Mill Tree Care
    And you still employ him???

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