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Joe Newton

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  1. Technically it was free. Home brew from Christmas. Bloody awful.
  2. Lovely, Big Thanks to Rob D! I'll pit it against the mighty 150 tomorrow!
  3. Cracking job lads. Truly impressive. What happened to the nest
  4. Same 28"-30" depending on how I'm living. Treemotion doesn't budge. Set is so it's almost difficult to do up and it's fantastic
  5. I have Scafels, Airstreams, and Stein Werewolves. All are great, but if you already have a pair of chainsaw boots, I'd go for the Werewolves. Fantastic for climbing, and very comfortable for hiking too.
  6. Did a medium oak deadwood and thin this morning. I've been mainly ddrt recently but I used the wrench for this. Lovely. Definitely easier than ddrt with a few decent redirects.
  7. £200 plus import duty, and no CE mark. As a LOLER inspector where do you stand on that? It's a fantastic device though, and worth every penny. I want one
  8. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=88065
  9. Have you considered a Lewis Winch? The type that fits onto a chainsaw? Steve Bullman posted a short video of one a while back, though most of it is of him being mugged off by a Swan...
  10. Show off. Probably another purple Plum for me.
  11. Don't listen to Captain 3 Strand over here. SRT is the future for big tree work. I'm free most Sundays, Saturdays are rarer, but certainly doable
  12. If you fancy giving it a try mate, all you gotta do is find a decent tree and drop me a line
  13. Looking at that beast, I'd say it depends how fast you can feed it!
  14. I reckon if you were hoping to get a job on another continent, and had to ask that question, you might not be ready
  15. Haha I'd feel the same I reckon. Some weeks I stay on the wrench, some not so much. Last couple of weeks have been small pissy jobs so the wrench has slowly moved to the bottom of the kit bag.
  16. Sure thing. Probably won't be til the APF though unless Skylands fancy setting up a stall at the Cutters.
  17. Interesting about the sizing. I'm bordering between small and medium so I'll hold off until I can try one on I think.
  18. You can drag brash, and furthermore, because they're a climbing boot, they allow you to use a top handle saw on the ground.
  19. Pics?
  20. I hang the 150 from the side handle onto a large caritool with the gate removed. Can be a pain in a dense tree though.
  21. Next time I'm down Tommy's way you can expect a boot full of saws. If I drop them off in the morning can you have them done by the afternoon?
  22. Simple fact is it's not right. And your guy is facilitating this guy by doing it. Either this employer will find a mug who's happy to do it or he'll never keep good staff.
  23. If the guys any good, why doesn't he look elsewhere? Doesn't sound like the kind of boss to work for.
  24. If you ever come up with a solution to lanyards fouling on caritools, you could retire, buy a coke farm, and have all the young Puerto Rican boys you could handle. You'd die of a heart attack 3 days later mind.
  25. Do you not have the plastic high clip point on your T540? The strop ring and the high clip ring are seperate

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