easy-lift guy

Yes I have and in the city Buildings and cars and people out number trees about 10,000 to one. Like I said central park has more trees surrounded by buildings than any wear else, if your out side the five burrows you will encounter lots of trees, not so much in the city proper. easy-lift guy

Congrats Sir, Make sure you print this thread and give it to him in Twenty years along with the keys to the business, He will have earned it by than, for sure. easy-lift guy

ursorox, FYI you won't find to many trees in NYC proper unless you go into Central park, and even than I think you will find a little bit of resistance from them city park folks. Enjoy your stay in the USA. easy-lift guy

And than all at once for no apparent reason the system will collapse and the technocrats will wonder went wrong and than anyone in charge that's left will call out for an investigation and next time there will be twice a much paper work! It is a shame there is so much repetition and duplication for the sake of so many folks that would have a life otherwise for the sake of having a Job?. easy-lift guy

Regrettably, the insurance companies have nearly all of us by the short hairs. Going on your parents insurance may be your only viable option ATM, I know that was what I had to do and when I turned 21 I was on my own. Still cost more due to my age/gender but that was due to the odds against the house ie. the insurance company. The house does not like to loose any bets, hence the premium is so much higher. easy-lift guy

I believe you will have to wait a bit longer your age group and gender are working against you ATM. easy-lift guy.

Thank's all it was and always will be my pleasure. Best regards. Ted

parasitic relationship, grows on most things over here untill their dead than find something else to cling on. easy-lift guy

Welcome James from the other side of the pond. I wish you all the best with your chosen profession. easy-lift guy

I would try visiting the ISA site for suppliers for the state of NY or the TCIA and narrow your search from there. easy-lift guy

Tom your offer is Fantastic!. I hope Rob will be able to seize the opportunity since it is GOLDEN!. Thanks again. easy-lift guy

I believe it is a practical tool and the price point is spot on. Good job jammy. easy-lift guy

I was content with starting a stihl chain saw, the balance was pretty much "Sad Potatoes" easy-lift guy.

Only Two?, I don't believe it. easy-lift guy

You are practical, clever and remind me never to have a meal at your place, unless I bring my own brown bag!, funny. let us know how the meal went. easy-lift guy

At least your alarm system works, better than the sick feeling one gets from being robbed! A little fine tuning and it should work better. Thanks for sharing. easy-lift guy

PeteB you said a mouth full, at 52 I can and still do out work most folks 1/2 my age. I lost 30 pounds just over a year ago and I am not going back to being compared to the Dunlop Tyre salesman while demonstrating my product. Unless you have a life or death illness to deal with in this line of work your life is what you make of it. easy-lift guy

Great Job Rik!, No rest for the weary, more trees to harvest! easy-lift guy

I have seen this type of saw at the National Christmas tree show here in the states. Have not seen it in use, yet? easy-lift guy.

Grateful and Proud that I joined. Made many new friends, learned a great deal and will continue to do so. Thanks ArbTalk and it's membership. easy-lift guy

I had a great day yesterday celbrating Thanksgiving with family and friends and the weather has been finally cooler for a change, Smaller portions today since Turkey meals were very large and delicious!. Looking forward to a nice weekend. easy-lift guy

If it was determined that the removal of the tree would promote and insure public safety/health than the tree should have been removed. Otherwise the tree should have stayed and the protestors should have been allowed to continue to camp under it untill a large limb broke off and crushed said protestors. Now that would have been worth setting up a live feed. easy-lift guy

I believe ebay and the like is in the business of bring sellers and buyers together to buy/sell their stuff. If they started to allow these same people to advertise their new business the same way with their new stuff purchased is it ebay's responsibility to pick and choose?. There will always be a percentage of folk that buy things with out any knowledge or concern about how it works or how to use correctly. Two solutions come to mind. First ebay could stop taking ads for the sale of such equipment altogether, this would help dissuade the Black market from using a legal means of fencing stolen property. The Second would be when Manufacturers require owners of New equipment to take a safety/proper use course. This course would have to be administered at the point of sale and equipment could not leave said point until course had been passed buy new owner. TBH I would like to see both but the Second choice would be a good start, if the manufacturers had enough guts to implement the policy industry wide. easy-lift guy

Treecreeper1961 perhaps you may want to take a look at this link http://webcommunities.hse.gov.uk/con.t=s&search I believe the folks with HSE have completed a few risk assessments in their day, know what I mean? easy-lift guy

Congrats Ian Flatters, Out of all the guesses and really creative thought's I believe your guess is as close to what actually happened as anyone that entered the contest!. Ian wins a Top Saw Multi tool for his Chain saw, enjoy and use in good health with your kit. All the best easy-lift guy:thumbup1: