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  1. arbmansam
    Would love to learn but wouldnt have a clue where to start never seen it being done
  2. arbmansam
    Use this lanyard for my ce uk saw came free with it love the saw and strop
  3. arbmansam
    Tell me about i was just so desprate for work didnt want to argue about it oh well cheeky thing was didnt get any more work from them
  4. arbmansam
    I also second that but not naming i turned up for a days work not being told what im doing but not wanting to sound to inexperienced git there thinking its just dragging cutting and chipping ended uo the whole day basically free climbing mass conifers with a top handle not complaining about the work but only got 40 quid for it didnt want to argue with as was really desprate for more days
  5. arbmansam
    Fingers crossed on the max power effect but guess will have to settle for beer and gadgets what u looking to get at show mate
  6. arbmansam
    hopefully mine should arrive this week so they said
  7. arbmansam
    Ive seen u climb get into climbing hitchclimbing system it suites u mate
  8. arbmansam
    I love my sj on velocity so smooth but also thinking about getting another thin line for zigzag when it finally arrives whats the diameter
  9. arbmansam
    Cant wait for this one dont know what im buying though cant make up my mind
  10. arbmansam
    What line u using for your sj is that blue tounge
  11. arbmansam
    Hi to anybody who feels like helping but see alot of pics of pollarded trees and would love some info about it and how its done thanks
  12. arbmansam
    Making me jelouse guys cant wait to retire my butterfly for a treemotion
  13. arbmansam
    Newcastle brown for me or spitfire aint to bad
  14. arbmansam
    I do find the best thing about this system is u dont climb to your anchor point and look down at the ground realising your harness feels a little light because u have left your side strop in your kit bag
  15. arbmansam
    oh definatly mate wasnt knocking your idea in the slightest hope i didnt seem like i was i used to do the same but attach a pulley to my cambium saver but i prefer the look of the eye to eye just cant wait for either rope guide or pulley saver
  16. arbmansam
    Now this really did make me laugh :D
  17. arbmansam
    That does look smarter then using an actual cambium saver instead of the eye to eye cord i just didnt like that the rope dosent run on the pulley alone
  18. arbmansam
    I do hope someone will correct me if im wrong but thinner rope i would go with thinner hitch cord i might be wrong good luck finding a good set up
  19. arbmansam
    I second that only down side being the crotch space doesnt allow for leg spreading
  20. arbmansam
    Give us a review when u get a decent chance
  21. arbmansam
    They look quite snazzy mate how much where they
  22. arbmansam
    Persistant bugger give him that
  23. arbmansam
    Tidy mate
  24. arbmansam
    Finally an input on this thread unfortunatly cant take credit for climbing this lime apart from setting up the anchor point for a bit of an excuse to climb awsome days work with ben@walkertreecare great climbing his first try of spiderjack apart from the concrete inside the bottom of the trunk quite a good days work the 441 took care of these lumps oh and before i forget a tree surgeon attempted this job before us left a near brand new throwbag in there aswell so happy days thanks dude
  25. arbmansam
    Yh my lady is a pain in the backside but i just remember that i am too but how many ladys can u say love climbing trees with u and can cart away to all the shows to sneak to buy me kit think im onto a winner lets hope i dont forget when my wedding day is a go for a reccy thanks for kind words guys

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