TurtleWoods72
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Starting up a new tree surgeon business
TurtleWoods72 replied to Benny96's topic in Business Management
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Thanks mate! Trust me, if I started climbing the trees, I wouldn't need a @&£)%# chainsaw! I could just pull the bloody things down, or snap off the branches one by one I'm more Tarka than Tarzan dude! I'm willing to have a go though, if you've got a training bonsai I can start on!
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This has made my day! I was thrilled with my purchase, despite the inevitable online dissection of how I'd wasted my cash .. 'Shoulda bought a XXxXxX' etc. Knowing that some people with the choice of anything at all welcome them over the threshold makes me feel content that I haven't bought a lemon, and will enjoy my new toy. I appreciate you stepping up to put some credence to my decision.
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Dude, I'll be too busy keeping you Stihl to get my sweaty Makitas on your Cub Cadets! I'm riding Solo for this one! For the sake of my membership to Arbtalk, I'm taking the fifth.
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That's the plan! Sorry but the Dolly 9010 will be in hold for a while mate. Thanks for your help.
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Cheers Stubs.. Now where's that 45p you offered me?
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Before all the criticism lands, it's for home firewood cutting, won't be used every day, is now my biggest CC saw, and I'm not built like an elf, so the weight isn't here nor there. I appreciate it won't float the boats of you 'pro users' for numerous reasons, but for the money it sure tickles my pickle!
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Which one are you?
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Nope it was more. I'm bored of this so I'll tell you all. 350 snots, brand new in box. All legit, legal and UK dealer supplied. I'm stoked.
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More. (I wish I hadn't started this game)
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Less.
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Oh well, if she leaves you I'll marry you. We can fill the living room with saws and sit on the sofa fondling them!
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Higher.
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:thumbup1:cheaply made and underpowered. Perfect. I shouldn't be able to hurt myself with it then. And if I do I can destroy it in a fit of rage with only one functioning limb.
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Lower.
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It's what he would have wanted.
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P.S. I'm most looking forward to Sawtroll's rave review. I'm expecting him to praise it's high weight, clamshell chassis and lowly performance. If he does it makes it worth every last penny
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Bit of an impulse buy, but I think I've got a bargain! Brand new Stihl MS391 16" ..... Guess how much? Also, it's too late now, but any comments on this saw?
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I'm very jealous. Don't think I could do that in 25 days!
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Hence the phrase uttered by so many men: "When I die, I just hope my wife doesn't sell all my (insert items) for what she thinks I paid for them!"
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Why is this in General Chat and not Chainsaws?
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Exactly Richie mate, but it ain't half fun! see you soon for that cuppa bro! lol, good call! We all know Saw Troll doesn't like the 'real man saws'. He's delicate Dude, buy me a 9010 while you're at it, since you're richer than I ! I think we were all referring to Dolmar and Solo, not Stihl and Husqvarna. Innit blud. Hit a nerve? You're like a cracked record mate, same as you are on the American forum, aboristsite where they also tease you for having an issue with weight and defending Husqvarna over all else. Join a gym dude, if weight bothers you that much, maybe you should consider using electric saws..They're really feather weight and perfect for a chap with pipe cleaner arms This. In a nutshell is the Troll
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Lol, that might have worked for a Makita, the Dolmar would be conspicuous with its tangerine skin appearance, and a sea of petrol blue and Canary yellow wonders.
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....and which is bestest?
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Lol Porky! Trying to 'justify it' as we speak...
