gand
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Everything posted by gand
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It does the job I need it for, very limited use and wouldn't buy one if using it every day
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Don't bother, had mine 3 year if not a bit longer and still waterproof. Soles are a little worn so might get a some new
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Anything preceded by #
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Got one of them bags with my last three Marlow ropes, they come in handy for all sorts
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150dbh, rollers stopping on larger material.
gand replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Maintenance help
Same thing was happening to us today turned out the studs holding the top feed moter decided come undone/loose, it was fine on stuff to about 4 inch -
If it pays travelling costs and a decent wage I'll be there, even if it means a overnight stay
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Ok I'll give you that, didn't see that one. Still not massive engines though
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Beat me to it
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Somewhere in the region of $120,000, and it's electric
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that's a great pic
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Will do if I get chance. Most will be done from a cherry picker and there will be 2 of us in the basket so I should be able to
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It certainly is, should be fun though and keep me thinking
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Beech tree fell on house, just waiting permission from highways as the crane will block the road
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Just waiting on Hiighways for tm permission as crane will block road, It's been put in as emergency but you know how councils can be
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Cheers it's looking like this at the moment
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Good job that. Gave me something to think about, as I've got a very similar job coming up.
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Do any run insa turbo or dakar tyres on there 90/110 thanks
gand replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Yes they are. Got them on my hilux and can't fault them Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App -
Good point well put
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Not a problem For speed slings are quicker, but alot of the time I prefer knots
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Yes and no in my opinion, make sure your slings are rated to what your cutting. I always use half hitch to a timber hitch on big stuff, but that's how I as taught it was 14 years ago though
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Yes short for carabiner, also you can use a sling with a crab on the end choked round the branch. If you carry a couple it can speed the job up
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If just using a crab back it up with a half hitch
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Looks good stuff and at a very reasonable price
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Put a notice up in your local arb shop if you can, it's worked for me before
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Good luck for tomorrow fella
