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From what I've seen on the hilux forum it looks a good clean truck. And the tyres are goodans. Still plenty of tread I'm guessing? Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I've got a 96 mk3 hilux. More of a toy than a workhorse but it will if needed but a little slow. Might be time to turbo or upgrade to the 2.8 Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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That'll be it then Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I don't have a problem with my 2007 441. Have they changed them? Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Nice one Chris have a good one. Spoke to a customer today who had a very nice 1971 Beetle. Him and his family were packing up to go to Leeds, as said have fun Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Oh yeah it's nice to someone else using a top handle left handed
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Great vids as ever, enjoyed the original vid didn't find it boring at all
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It is indeed My brain went for minute I must make this my last beer
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Great book that Chris It's permanently next to my bed. Lost count how many times I've read it
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Where in manchester can i do my cs30/31
gand replied to gardenservicemanchester's topic in Training & education
You could try Myerscough college just outside Preston or Backridge Arb Training - Tree Surgery Training Clitheroe | Home Page at Clitheroe It's Tim Pickard who taught me at Myerscough 12 year back. Great tutor, Lad who works with me is off doing his there soon -
Tape them keeps them neat just my thought though Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I'm guessing not, but i'm think it might be easier for you to search Irish firms like this lot Arborist Ireland - Tree Climbing Equipment Supplier
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Nice pics Paul Bet your loving being up there. That lunch looked great and then the pints even better
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I use husky muffs and visor on my petzl, I don't have any complaints
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I find the petzl vertex comfy, you could use your existing ear defenders/visor to keep costs down
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I'm trying to find the pic/report but can't. I can't imagine giving up, I'm 31 now and I started when I was 18 and I don't know anything else
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Funnily enough my boss was about that age when he stopped climbing, he'll still do it though if needed. I remember seeing a pic of a blood stained harness on a spiked fence, I believe the climber survived though
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Spoke to the bloke I replaced today and the reason he stopped was a sudden fear of heights. He said as soon as he hit 42 that was it Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Lovely sunny day up here in Lancashire. Not to hot though just nice Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Lets hope so! Been a miserable day here. Nice slippy ash climb for me, brightened up as soon as I got to the pub
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Good story and a message to us all. Once saw someone fall whilst leading a climb and got to far above his last point and fell to the ground. That was at Kendal climbing wall and landed on the rubber matting still broke his arm and a leg
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Well it's wet here, but the suns trying to get through the cloud and I'm soaked Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Never really had a problem with heights as I started rock climbing at 10 year old. I remember when I was training, one lad was was quite happy climbing a 70ft or over tree, but first he went on spikes he couldn't get 8ft off the ground
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Bet that took some cutting good job
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Wages information - how much should I be on
gand replied to MaximusExcelsior's topic in Business Management
Not sure on a starting wage nowadays, but when I started in 2001 I was being paid £60 p/day and I had nc in arboriculture, And all tickets to 39 and spraying tickets
