Joe Newton
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I take it it only works if you remove the gate from the caritool?
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Nice vid mate, made me want to grow a pony tail.
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Ooh, I have a question too. How are you clipping your 150 up high to your harness. It looks similar to the standard T540 clip that let's you put it straight onto a Caritool.
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Nah, just had a big ol' gash in his palm...
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Ty, (or Stuart - I can't quite follow the two names thing) I've been looking at your Facebook page, and you seem to have an accomplished business, and get some cracking jobs, with decent kit. I can see why you would be proud of that. I certainly would be. So why let yourself down with this slagging match? It doesn't affect you, so why not leave it. It's putting you in a negative light, and you're letting your company down by acting like a bitchy teenager on the internet! Takes a lot of work to build a good reputation. It's far easier to ruin one. (P.s. When you don't have any apprentices, who do you get to climb the trees? )
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Ugh, I couldn't wait to get a 20" for my 441! Are you pleased with yours on 25?
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It was so we could see your balls of steel as you were cutting with one point of attachment!
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Fair enough, ya racist ol' honky.
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Did you not get away with it because of your age?
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Surely you accept that risk when you buy second hand. If your livelihood depends on it buy a decent saw, new, and look after it. If that saw then suffers catastrophic failure I'd be looking at how you're using it.
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He's a risky kind of dude. Even when he's got his main line in, it's SRT, which is just asking for trouble
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10th Anniversary East of England Cutters and Climbers Competition
Joe Newton replied to Dan Curtis's topic in General chat
Is there a prize for the most hopelessly ambitious? -
With blunt chains on too big bars no less
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What are they running? 18"
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10th Anniversary East of England Cutters and Climbers Competition
Joe Newton replied to Dan Curtis's topic in General chat
I haven't, unless awkward footlocking counts. Wouldn't mind having a play at SRT though, not in a competitive environment. -
"An entire new rebuilt kit" So some rings and friction cord? Fair play to the bloke for his ingenuity, but as a production item, it seems to have very few advantages over items already on the market. The belt for the waistband is not adjustable in small increments. The leg loops don't look to be easily opened if you prefer your leg loops snug. And retying knots for adjustment would be a pain. There is also case that some less competent person might adjust their saddle and use an unsuitable knot. Most tree workers I know only really use a prussik and running bowline for knots.
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10th Anniversary East of England Cutters and Climbers Competition
Joe Newton replied to Dan Curtis's topic in General chat
You won't be the only one there who's new to comps mate I'll probably make you look a pro! It isn't solely aimed at SRT is it? -
Not Bob Crick? He's trained me before and is fantastic. The guy I heard of was based in Dunchurch I think, and ran courses specific to arb.
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Hi there, hoping someone can help. I read here a while ago about a decent FA training provider in Rugby, possibly Dunchurch. Can't find it with the search function. I'm hoping to get some info on a more involved course than the 1 day one. Cheers, Joe
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So now I know who it is that's been snitching on the folk that send me porn links? Watch your backs lads. The increase in sexual frustration may manifest itself elsewhere...
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Quiet, peasant!
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Ha! Get in! Just got mine! See you in Vegas, suckers!
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Can't be that Stubby, never used the stuff!
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Why didn't I get one?
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I use Redline Racing oil. Don't know why, but a couple of the bigger boys on here say it's good, and being an impressionable young whelp I believe them. I like the smell too. Stihl mineral oil is no longer sufficient for the highly tuned engines. I can believe it still seems to be the standard.
