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Your alive to tell the tale, one never really knows when your number is up. Take care. easy-lift guy
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I have used chlorine for my saws in the past especially after taking a palm down with butt rott,removal of palms due to Palm weevils infestation. Knock wood never had a reinfection for work done afterwards with same saws. easy-lift guy
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Saws stolen mercure hotel bradford
easy-lift guy replied to Ross Macneil's topic in Stolen Equipment
Was your gear stolen from your motel room or your truck. Motel should assume liability from your room however, usually no liability from your truck or car. easy-lift guy -
Sheer neglect, malpractice, and unchecked sprawl sadly so common here stateside as we discussed at the TCIA in Charlotte last month. Take care. easy-lift guy
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Very well put, translates the same in any language and country. easy-lift guy
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Interesting comments by all. I am 3 generation Polish-American and I am very proud of my heritage and family. I have associated with many different nationalities and work better with my Polish brethren both here in the USA and my family in Poland. As has been stated by others there are good and bad in all nationalities,cultures. If anyone has been fortunate enough to have someone of any nationality work along side and do a good job your very fortunate indeed. Count your blessings since someone always has it tougher or rougher than many members on AT. Thanks Ted Scovitch AKA easy-lift guy POLISH AND PROUD!
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Mowing up hill would be tough, down hill exciting! easy-lift guy
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Send me a PM with your phone number I will be happy to call you and sort out the balance issue:thumbup1: easy-lift guy
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Dragging parked cars out of the DZ
easy-lift guy replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
I am not sure why customers choose to be so arrogant. Cars are much lighter in the UK than here Stateside. I believe if you had no other means of contacting the owner to move the car you acted correctly. I would have skipped the job for another day myself. easy-lift guy -
If your not sure contact the Australian Embassy. If they don't know for sure no one else will. easy-lift guy
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At trade shows on occasion the Female presents can be spotted at greats distances. While explaining the virtues of the ELH, I will comment to my Number One or who may be present Skirt 100 yards and closing, or shorts at 6:00. Trade shows and working with the Public is hard enough, a little eye candy to pass the time is always enjoyable for both parties. easy-lift guy
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It pays to be persistent, when your in the right, your right. The customer was fair with you and to her credit payed you for services rendered. Good Job!. easy-lift guy
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The ELH is extremely compatible with all extended power pole pruners:thumbup1:. I would suggest a visit to YouTube and type in easy-lift harness. The number of videos posted by very happy users speaks volumes. PM me specific titles, my next trip over will be the APF in September 2014. I suspect you will need your titles before than. All the best. easy-lift guy
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I am wondering who made out better. The Two Eastern European women or the wallet salesmen?. That was a funny story to share. easy-lift guy
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Piity I just read your thread. I just left Charlotte, NC. For the TCIA Expo:thumbup1:. The show was really well attended and sold out!. Had I known earlier I could have secured the publications for a steal and posted to you. If your still interested pm me with your specific needs and I will do my best to secure the items. easy-lift guy
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Greetings, Welcome from the Sunshine State. easy-lift guy
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Considering the negative comments about the Police from the UK seem to out number the Positive, I personally would have gone out of my way and made sure that the police and ambulance services were complimented on the spot,that their immediate superiors were made aware of the quick response time and services rendered:thumbup1:. It would mean a lot to so many concerned! FYI, For the record I for one do just as I suggested here stateside. easy-lift guy
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Over this side of the pond this time of year is fire season. That being said I am sure daily use saws have been altered so no screen is present. My screen are all present. I believe it also depends on weather non-ethnol fuel source is used since ethnol fuel use in all two and four cycle equipment is all bad and no Gooooooood!!!!!!!!!! easy-lift guy
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Spring Hill is nice country. The problem with Laurel Oaks other than being a dirty tree is that their life expectancy is 60 to 70 years. If you google Laurel Oak Trees and insect problems you will find a nice write up by Doctor Ed Gilman and Denis Watson from UF. You may have many of your questions answered there. Personally I would prefer a Live Oak and far enough away from my house to avoid future issues. Take care. easy-lift guy
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Greetings neighbor, Looks like wood boring insects. that much powder left along side the trunk, not a good sign. Where are you from on the West Coast?, Venice is my HQ. How old is the tree?. easy-lift guy
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One web-site offering one stop shopping. Depending how your businesses are set up I would run under one entity with 3 seperate divisions. I believe having 3 seperate websites will cost more £££ to maintain and time. easy-lift guy
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Only you can be the final judge on that one. easy-lift guy
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The key is yet. You may also burn out the clutch sooner. easy-lift guy
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Non sence. That statement makes about as much sence as someone farting out side and the person next to the farther should of made allowances for Freddy Flatulant gas attack, as in not being down wind! Seems to be someone's else's fault more and more all the time. easy-lift guy
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That's my kinda of punishment. Wee Dee I think the commandment you were referring to was love thy neighbors navel! easy-lift guy
