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marcus_arb

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About marcus_arb

  • Birthday 10/09/1988

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  • Location:
    maidenhead
  • Interests
    snowboarding, surfing, skateboarding, tree climbing
  • Occupation
    lead climber

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  1. Not used the positioner with the sidewinder but I've seen Tonys in action and it looks good. I also think the zillion would be good, if it didn't have the risk of cracking I'd probably buy one
  2. Sam contact Tony Darbyshire, he ships them over from treestuff without a cinch or positioner. He uses his with a positioner to so he can tell you about it.
  3. Oh yeah I recognise your name, gimme a shout when you get out here might be able to hook you up with some work
  4. It does haunt you haha. I left my sidewinder at home and missed it as soon as I did my first day at work
  5. Get some Riemann p20 sun block at least factor 30. Put it on first thing in the morning and it'll last all day it's pretty horrible stuff but it beats putting on cream every few hours. And don't wear it with white t-shirts because it stains them yellow lol. Also a pair of good wrap around sunnys are essential. Might see you out here when you get round to Sydney.
  6. I wouldn't be with out mine. At first I was a bit sceptical about it but once I started using it I never looked back. When I came out to Aus I couldn't fit it in my luggage so left it at home, It didn't take long before I got the misses to ship it out here though
  7. <p>Howz tricks marcus? Hear from marc you are having some fun climbs</p>

  8. A dmm rhino krab works well an a rubber grommet in front of the spider jack
  9. Legally you can prune anything in 'your airspace' basically anything over your boundary line. But the branches are the property of the tree owner so technically should be returned unless both party's agree otherwise. My advise would be to contact a reputable arborist and have a meeting with them and your neighbours to discuss what can be done with the tree and come to some sort of middle ground
  10. Love my spiderjack with a pulley saver. I don't find it has any problems in the wet and I love the self tend rope choice is key though I use 11mm velocity with mine. I had a quick go on the ZZ1 and agree with what was said earlier. It's good but doesn't self tend as well as the SJ
  11. Tony Darbyshire forestry and arb training based in Andover, Hampshire. Bit of a trek but the mans a legend in his own lunch time Sawpod.co.uk
  12. Get a unicender marc, you won't regret it

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