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Has the world gone crazy?!
easy-lift guy replied to Tim Stobart Tree Surgery's topic in General chat
If the picture of the Two lifting the box are any indication of their relative height looks like it might take up to four of them fellows to lift that post driver up and around:thumbup1: easy-lift guy -
I recommend the Easy-Lift Harness. This product make a really big difference from a production stand point and will lessen the amount of stress and strain for your entire upper torso. H-S also likes the Easy-Lift Harness so much that it has been featured on their web-site. I am very pleased that many members of this site have made the investment not only by purchasing the Easy-Lift Harness but also making a bigger investment in them selfs from a production and safety standpoint. Is the Easy-Lift Harness worth the money?, you bet. Here is a better question, are you and your customers worth the investment? Personally I have actually only had one reoccurring comment from customers about the Easy-Lift Harness, why didn't I buy one sooner. Working smarter and not harder is more than a slogan. For myself it's a way of life. See you all in September at the APF. All the best. Ted. You know. easy-lift guy
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James Gardner was a regular stable nearly every afternoon. GM I am sure was very greatful for the increase in sales of every Firebird that rolled off the sales lot during his hey day with the Rockford Files. easy-lift guy
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When I first started the check out process was linked to my business checking account. The fees were unbarable:thumbdown:. 3 years ago I secured a square reader and I have never looked back. The only fee charged to me is taken right off the top by Square and funds are usually deposited within 24 hours of transaction. When I switched to the square reader the additional requirement of knowing the 3 digit security code and postal code for security reasons makes completing the transaction somewhat troublesome, however normally the customer has no problem with providing this info. There is currently no provision to interface between the info. GoDaddy wants and Square requires to complete a transaction. Maybe some day. I only except Visa and Master Card for now. Hope all is going well. easy-lift guy
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Hi Lee, I have used GoDaddy.com for my e commerce. This sight has worked fine for me from the beginning to present. easy-lift guy
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Might be to late for this suggestion,however would your accountant be able to assist you with an answer?. I hope you get the PITHA off your back. easy-lift guy
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Happy Birthday Sir. Many Happy Returns. Ted
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I believe your drone is early technology when it comes to future bidding capabilities for customers, especially off or nearly off site situations when you either can not or don't want to make a trip out for the bid. Depending on the range of the device the amount of ££££'s that could be saved from such an investment could prove enormous . See you at the APF. easy-lift guy
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My quote was more Monty Pythonish than anything else. I did not vote for the present regime in power so please don't tell me my government is going to kill the economy. I am not to concerned with internal affairs since I have plans in place:thumbup1: easy-lift guy
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TBH, This thread is the first I have heard about this matter. ATM we have a genuine invasion coming up from the South from Central and South America that is really taxing our existing means of coping with so many children and adults flooding into this country and no one willing to stop this criminal act against the legal citizens of this country. Refugee camps are being set up around the country and thousands more are continuing to move through Mexico around the clock. Many with really bad diseases like scabies, menengities, lice, h1n1 virus and now I have heard these same people are being transported by commercial airlines spreading more disease around the country:thumbdown::thumbdown:. Sorry to derail this thread with other pressing National crises, unfortunately I have been preoccupied with what is going on home and making future plans to deal directly with this new pox upon my country and my family. easy-lift guy
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As a ground dweller your reputation and quality of work will be the final deciding factor in the future. There are will be many bottom feeders to contend with over the years until you better hone your techniques and skill level. This last part takes time and patience. Remember, no one can pimp yourself or products you offer better than you. Except no substitute and move forward:thumbup1:. easy-lift guy
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I am not dead yet:sneaky2:. easy-lift guy
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3 weeks since life shattering phonecall
easy-lift guy replied to forestgough's topic in General chat
My deepest Condolences to you and your family. I shall say a Rosary for all departed and suffering. May they rest in Peace, May you know that you are not alone. Ted -
Nice Craftsmanship. easy-lift guy
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Planning on it Jon. Make sure you have the wrecking crew with you!. easy-lift guy
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Not at all. TBH I would never recommend or endorse any use of the ELH from a ladder. The ELH can be used safely from the ground, a scaffold or a bucket. In order to maintain your center mass working from an upright position is the only way to use the ELH. easy-lift guy
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LOL, What if they were midgets? Thanks for that reply. easy-lift guy
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The Stihl harness is a poor mans attempt around my patent from several years ago, that aside. The Easy-Lift harness actually will lift and transfer the weight of an implement and leave the Operator in complete control for the first time. The product made by stihl will pull the operator forward and allow same operator to rest said implement on either thigh and if the exhaust ports are close enough burn nice holes in ones clothing and flesh:thumbdown: Choose wisely when making an investment to protect yourself while working smarter not harder:thumbup1: easy-lift guy
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Congratulations for 31 years. Be prepared for a tectonic change in your day to day schedule. Reads like your already planning ahead and with that I wish you the very best. easy-lift guy
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Selling my kit and winding up my business
easy-lift guy replied to Pete Hart's topic in Business Management
I wish you a speedy recovery and your point about ignoring warning signs is very important. Take care. easy-lift guy -
For those that feel there missing out!
easy-lift guy replied to danroker1987's topic in General chat
LOL, I needed that:thumbup1:. easy-lift guy -
Man dies after going through woodchipper
easy-lift guy replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Getting the operators to wear these all the time might prove to be the next problem. THERE IS NO PROBLEM FOR THE OPERATORS TO WEAR THIS NEW SAFETY GEAR. It is a matter of CHOICE!!!!!. Regardless how many safety features are incorporated the final choice is still up to the company to provide the best safety protocol and equipment first. If that is done and the operator still has an avoidable accident that I have mention reasons for in previous replies so be it. My opinion is based in reality and common sense, sadly I see less and less of both here in this country:thumbdown: easy-lift guy -
Man dies after going through woodchipper
easy-lift guy replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
By the time the sharks finish this suit out of court the amount will be 20 to 30 times your estimate:sneaky2 easy-lift guy -
Treating ivy stumps with Glyphos close to host tree?
easy-lift guy replied to hesslemount's topic in Tree health care
I would also recommend against this attempt. Chances are you will have colaterial damage. easy-lift guy -
I want to know if the World Cop officials have mandatory Rabies testing in cases like this? All kidding aside if this player was to continue to play just think what kind of distraction there would be if he popped a single Alka-Seltzer in his mouth on the field! easy-lift guy
