David Goss
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wow now your almost getting into 3 strand nylon territory now. Dont you miss it? nah me either ooh i can still feel the blisters:thumbdown:
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ouch yea its best to let the heavy stuff go or it just hurts (from experience). Its hard to do but once you hurt yourself a few times you kinda get enough time to think twice before catching them.
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Here we go again, You tell me.... Last one was on the same stump as the first 3 photos so i just stuck it in there as a bonus point:001_tongue:
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Cool i am glad it wasnt too bad in the end. You should get plenty beer tokens out of that then or will it just keep you in sandwiches for a day? Why do you wait a year before putting it in the kiln?
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i like that never heard it called that before but i think i will start using it instead of sycamore from now on, has a nicer ring to it than vomit some more:lol:
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maybe i am just slow today but what has that got to do with anything on this thread?
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oh goody
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a customer should expect to pay what you ask for the job, not per hour. As has been said, there is too many variables to give an hourly rate to a customer. Price the job as is, if it takes you 1 hour or 10 hours it doesnt matter as long as its priced correctly.
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I was just using the ugly kid thing as an example of the sue everyone society, probably a bad example i know. As for someone stitching a cut then i would be happy whoever did it as long as i could see they were doing it to my standards. If it was a cut anywhere else other than my hand i would probably do it myself if i had the proper equipment, nothing worse than sitting in A&E for hours and then a nurse or even a doctor just washing it out and then stitching it in 5 minutes and sending you on your way. I could do it myself so i would or i would let someone else do it for me and i wouldnt even think of the word liable, thats the difference. I wasnt trying to have a dig at you elg and i am sorry if it came over like that.
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good saves
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whats with the screw gate? is it as damaged as it looks or is it just the dodgy photo?
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Liability?? you mean having your friend sue you for trying to help? Thats so american that elg. Was it not the case once a child sued his/her parents because he/she was ugly and so was the parents, so the argument was they shouldnt have had a child because they should have known it would be ugly???? You americans need to chill out a bit:001_rolleyes: Anyway as for the OP i wish i knew someone that could or would do that for me, would save so much wasted time waiting in A&E while you bleed to death.
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gotcha:thumbup1: I mostly use mine while climbing anyway so i dont need a huge reach. Its good to just sit in the middle of the tree and be able to prune all around it without moving. At our age every little helps eh
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never used any silky loppers, didnt even know they did them... here is what i use Universal Telescopic Garden Cutter / Cutting Tools / Products | Fiskars UK they rock
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i noticed that too:sneaky2: I have taken to closing it very lightly so now i am waiting for the moment it opens on its own and spills oil all over my feet:thumbdown:
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:lol: to right! While i am here i might as well have a wee moan... NAILS my nice shiny new 346xp clobbered 3 of them today and i now have half the chain i had this morning grrrrrrrrr
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Man that sucketh! why do people do that with nails? pees me off no end. Hit 3 nails today myself on some cypruss that looks like they were used as fence posts:sneaky2: I hope you get something out of it cos its a cracking big log.
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root systems are less likely to be damaged in woodland environment so the merip has to fight harder to get a hold?
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looks like someone hasnt done his windblow ticket...
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Very nice:thumbup: sure wish i could carve, cant even do a mushroom without it looking like a bell end:thumbdown:
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Chainsaw beginner - can't get Husq going after refuel
David Goss replied to ATC1983's topic in Chainsaws
:lol: i was thinking the same haha simple minds eh -
works for me:001_smile:
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Gean/cherry or other fruit tree wood
David Goss replied to Shiresmill Woodlands's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Not at the moment but if you PM me your number i will keep you in mind the next time i am knocking down a fruity one:001_smile: -
small trees = up to guide bar length medium trees = 1.5 times guide bar length large trees = twice guide bar and above solution = bigger guide bar:thumbup1:
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pure mung this end, cold and drizzly all day
