born2trot
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Teufelberg ce lanyard as 2nd climbing system?
born2trot replied to born2trot's topic in Climbers talk
I know what your saying , but i tried that a couple of days ago and the VT was just bunching up and not advancing properly . At waist height it works fine , i do use it like that alot . Thats how i thought the HC might align it better . BTW , are you not in Canada yet ? What has a man gotta do -
Hi chaps , Is there any reason why i can't replace the pinto pulley on my ce lanyard with a HC and use it as a 2nd short climbing system ? Thanks ..
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I thought last nights was slightly better than the week before what with a bit of emotion attached to it . Not enough chairisma going about though to keep ones interest i think .
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Timely reminder for everyone along with the ' check your gear ' thread . Hope you get back on your feet soon Albere .
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For what reason do you think they are not liberty caps ?
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What was the point of this thread then ?
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Hi guys / gals , If any of you need someone for the above dates give me a shout . NPTC's up to and inc.41 ,own pli and very professional , thanks .. N.B .. Will travel farther but would need both days , thanks
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Ah right ... we need to wait till they have chopped up a few moose first
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There's grounds for debate in suggesting its not actually an endline knot as in a buntline or an anchor knot . Chance it could slip and load krabs incorrectly .
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Is there a punchline ??
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Thanks Hodge
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Here are the Golden rules . 1. Overprice it . ( I use to get so frustrated and angry with leylandii hedges until a moment of clarity from Mark Bolum who said it stemmed from underpricing them and he was absolutely right ) 2. Blame the previous tree surgeon for poor workmanship by saying he has stuffed old arisings down the middle of the hedge ( good to have already some prepped in your hand to chuck out as you tell the client ) 3. Get them to PHYSICALLY POINT to a spot on the hedge they want it reduced to . ' just do it to the same as the one at the back ' or something similar wont do ( its amazing how hard it is to get them to do this ) Hope that helps
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Sorry to hear that TM , always tough losing a pet ( for me anyway )
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Please Sponsor me on my fundraiser "Ride to the Ballabu"
born2trot replied to RobArb's topic in The Lounge
Done .. What a great cause , humans working together with their natural resources and looking after it , responsibly, for future generations BTW I want to see some PAIN shots !!! -
Aberdeen hot lol!!! Not hot but the north east has very little rain fall , one of the driest areas in the uk i believe , combined with it being windy alot . Checked a clients sycamores today with a fellow arbtalker .. no tarspot . Even checked a churchyard en route to the ice rink .. again nothing .
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There was a thread on it a while back , cant remember the poster but i think it was down to prolonged dampness and the lower leaves suffering the most .
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Yep , bang on , hardly a jot here ..
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It was so boring people will want out of the industry imo
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Ok Sherlock your times up
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????? Youd be glad you did
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Can you remember what it was ??
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HaHa ! thats excellent ..
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550 for big , dirty stumps ? no way!!
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Think your absolutely right , a domestic tree surgeon simply wont need something as heavy and powerful as the 200T day in day out . I for one am all ears to any good ' small ' top handles .
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I'm interested in your pole pruner head if your ad is still applicable ??
