Joe Newton
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I'd consider it, cept I don't have a level 2z
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Yes, very.
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Ah, who was it?
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Link?
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Stats are that the Echo is lighter with more power, Paul. It's all irrelevant if they've lumped it with an insufficient cutting gear.
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Nah, that's the 150. The heavy chain ruins it for me.
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Top work, great tune, and as always, fantastic hair. Nice one mate. Was the pull line on a winch?
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Pretty sure that's against the rules bro
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Well it made me smile!
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So what kind of kit do you find to be replacing the most. Obviously chains/fuel/oil are all budgeted for, but if you're replacing ropes etc more frequently than needed that'll add up. You should easily get a year out of ppe. Climbing kit should last longer than that, same as rigging kit. If machines are regularly breaking or getting replaced you'd need to look at why.
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What is your weekly net target for a team of lads? 2 or 3 man team?
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Fair enough. The gauge tool I gave is for standard 1/4" but it doesn't fit. It's so sensitive though that I'd worry about taking off too much with a file.
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How do you guys set the depth gauges on them one-fiddy chains? My angle grinder is making a bloody mess of them.
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I had that, cutting discs off a rotten willow with the 460. On ladders, harness but not strop. The ladders gave out under me, and I ended up hanging from my saw strop (bar wedged in the cut). The bar bent 90 degrees, and I new the next thing to go would be the rear handle/fuel tank of the 46. So I cut the strop with my silky. Landed on my arse and ankle, but the saw was fine, minus the bar!
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Next time you need a toothpick let me know...
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I missed that. What happened? I once had a saw shot out of a bore cut, handle first, into my gentleman sausage. Not life threatening but my dignity never recovered.
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Cheers dude, that's a 460 with 25" bar for scale, about 35' up. Interesting cross section at the base. Still not figured it out but possibly was previously a multi stemmed tree in it's youth. I love jobs like that but I'm knackered now. 3/4 of a transit of sawdust!
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Couple more from the Monterey Cypress.
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Good god! I'd end up as your human butt plug!
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An elephant never forgets...
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Finished the stem today.
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I was just going to use profanities and brute force
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70' at the most
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brash off, 3.5 transit loads. Onto the chog.
