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  1. James, im glad im not the only one! i learnt to climb at 15 when mayb i shouldnt but im so glad i did,put me in good stead 24 now and self employed.loving it
  2. climbing gear in one bag,rigging in the other,however im quite OCD for getting ropes out and hanging them up in the workshop on 4 bars welded to a girder,normally in size order i must admit!! the crew cab hides a vast wardrobe of clothing,wet gear,slings d shackles and felling wedges.im like a magpie when it comes to the van,i hate getting to a job and not having the right bits n bobs to get the job dne chainsaws are on racking,climbers & hedgecutters top shelf then groundsaws 346 etc then felling saws 372 395 etc the 3120 lives on the deck with the brushcutters ocd im afraid
  3. that cottage got off quite lightly considering the size of the oak. nice trunk,got any offers for planking on it yet?
  4. thats a good box pal,keeps everything out of sight we've put our vice onto the chipper.we got a tw 150 and there are two handy holes in the top of it that a small bench vice bolts straight onto.its a great height to work at too,will try to get pic of it tommorrow. just an idea thought id share
  5. good point im glad ive changed insurers since tho
  6. not sure if this is right place for these pics? finding loadsa pics from last year on this hard drive!! its a jungle out there 5acres of it!! in we go!!!! show no mercy for the saplings! the most boring sector of our services!
  7. hope im doing ok guys am i the younger generation on here? was 23 when i climbed and dismantled that beech,feel it kinda daunting on here that im under so many experianced prying eyes.
  8. iye im afraid so as someone forgot the capstan on this glorious day
  9. heres the stump. please be easy on my hinge gurus im new on here
  10. its how he rolls.lol when this shot was snapped he had only recently passed his rigging & dismantling tickets so he liked to air on the side of caution ,i let him get on with it however he feels best,little and often in this case ,as its my premium on the line im happy for him to learn the ropes pardon the pun in his own time n methods
  11. shame it had decayed that little too much,would of made some awsome planks,if we could of picked the whole sodding trunk up that is.lol
  12. picture billy took in the summer of Matt dismantling sycamore over house in Macclesfield,Cheshire.Blue sky bright green leaves....bring on summer
  13. will get a pic of it in workshop tommorrow as long as its not gonna be used against me in a court of law.....
  14. check out the beavers dam a the base....groundies loved me that day.............
  15. hmmmm well im using a 200t provided by them
  16. large fir,causing general chaos in rear garden near property,had to come down.
  17. the last pic was before we got busy with the metal glue gun
  18. we got a local laser cutting firm cut us 2x 10mm spacers to push the rims apart on the rears to allow for scrubbage when loaded
  19. found these pics tonight on me harddrive of a large decayed beech i took down earlier in the year.
  20. been looking over there but not found any yet
  21. :blushing: some months back we had a 200t go missing from a site. looked everywhere but couldnt find it. presumed it had been nicked and claimed for a new one on insurance.... loading stobarts yesterday and a strange steaming dangly lanyard appeared in loading shovel bucket..... pulled it out and behold a steaming 200t that must of been in the chip pile since june!! must of been tipped off in a hurry!! well rusted up,pull cord and throttle all seized up, bar n chain had started to crumble apart!!! stripped it,rebuilt starter mechanism and throttle,on/off switch.threw a new bar n chain on it.flushed tank 10 pulls and it came back to life!!! what are the chances and what were the chances of it running!!!! awsome turn up
  22. im after a new set of bashlins....anybody know where i can purchase some?
  23. yep very similar to daisy chaining,dunno how it stops the rope twisting but it work.lol

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