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  1. coleman
    Innonotus dryadus on quercus ilex
  2. coleman
    should imagine it would be fine. will keep ya posted:thumbup1:
  3. coleman
    It was a fell on a posh building site. The biggest magnolia grandiflora I have seen! They were thinking of keeping it (hence the sign) but it was causing too much damage. Was over 110 years old!!
  4. coleman
    I think they retail at 27 quid:thumbup:
  5. coleman
    Got it out today and it works a treat!!
  6. coleman
    This tree must not be damaged!!!! Ho ho ho
  7. coleman
    Pah, i love my spiderjack 10x more fun!!!
  8. coleman
    Noddy at treeworker aparently:biggrin:
  9. coleman
    just got it today, will give it a whizz tomorrow!!!
  10. coleman
    I'll let you know. Should do as long as the weight doesn't fit through the pinto.
  11. coleman
    I have both and imo the ropeguide is the clear winner. Everything about it is superior.
  12. coleman
    Ive ordered one now anyhow no goung back!!!
  13. coleman
    Are you talking about the method in the video or is there another way??
  14. coleman
    Yeah nod has them. Just ordered one!!
  15. coleman
    Ive seen that method but I want it for high installs. Id need a huge rope for that as you need to double double your rope!! Quick kit sorts it!!
  16. coleman
    Just seen this. I want one. Anybody know when its coming out??? Might have to try and make one myself!http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n7mKEYYp5y4&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn7mKEYYp5y4
  17. coleman
    I've never seen anything like that second one before! Cool:thumbup:
  18. coleman
    The reatining nut may be threaded/missing
  19. coleman
    Seconded
  20. coleman
    we use yale bull rope and the isc cast blocks. Mostly for plain n simple lowering. rarely do we need to lift anything (only when things get stuck) but its handy to have that option.
  21. coleman
    i got some FREE!!!! old gear if you want it. all well used but passable (just). SIP freedom type c trousers large (requires a little needle work). old stein plasma helmet (needs muffs + visor). size 10 meindl woodwalkers (in pretty good nick). PM me if you want em (that goes for anyone) they are cluttering my life and messin with my feng shui
  22. coleman
    We have a hobbs and I thoroughly recommend it. Bombproof!! Have done some mega snatches with it!!!
  23. coleman
    To answer your question properly, meripulus is a root decay fungus that particularly likes eating beech. Quickly!!
  24. coleman
    Looks to me like meripulus. Which is the death nell for that beech.
  25. coleman
    Looks exactly the same as the harkie, which is an alright harness. Although the materials used dont seem as hard wearing as a butterfly/dragonfly.

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