tuttle
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tried to find it in the UK, no luck. how much is it?
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mmmm liking that thinking of buying some black for my dyneema.
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cross on the back... i've drunk my cup of tea:thumbup:
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hi, i like treeflex harnesses, and i'll looking for a second hand one, if anyone has one. please pm me if theres any out there. thanks in advance
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the dragon....
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the harkie....
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there don't look identical to me. there are a number of spot the differences, maybe we should post pics and play a game all night, winner gets a cup of tea
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a pic for laughs....
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watch the video on this page, there is a disclaimer at the end:laugh1: OREGON PowerNow 36V Cordless Chainsaw Tool System
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i am loving the rechargeble tool market. bought a 14.4v bocsh hedge cutter 2 weeks ago, they are great, not brutal, so you don't mess things up, just nice and sweet. would love a saw like that for the odd nip here and there, quicker than a silky:thumbup:
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try golf clubs volunteering gardeners, worth a start to earn to get your tickets
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great, is that painted on or dipped in? the coloured stuff is what i'm after, the pics of it make it look rough. is it easy to work with?
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I used to, small fortune. not tree business - too much bank costs. I would not bother these days, cash or cheque? cash please:thumbup:
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I have done a bit research. A good response was 'it's a statement of fact' as long as its true:sneaky2: what were you looking to do?
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Climbing, equipment and experience can come in any form. Not restricting yourself to just trees, and learning other skills can give you a better understanding. The act of tree climbing is not cast in stone, and you'll get more from practice than wondering about it. -
also boys have a good think about engineering, domolition, pulleys, levers etc its a good way to understand the moving and lowering of stuff. better to know than the species, as most do:laugh1:
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there are good and bad points. best use and work it out for yourself. there are more pulley blocks out there that are smaller, better and cheaper.
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great post, best i've heard for ages.
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why not just mix 20%/80% diesel mix, increase the ratio a bit over time. that means your diesel price is lower, could be 40p a litre before you know it.
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go for it, and suss all the climbing things, best to do your cs32 and 40/41 too, once you have got your tickets and a bit of experience your wages will be good.
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i always give a smart car a wide berth, they are the worst possible.
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it mainly depends on your ambition, if you want the 'tree' thing and know your stuff than thats that. but if you want to crack on, climb, graft, learn, become self-employed etc. you could just do you tickets and go for it. grab some books along the way and do whats right.
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nothing new there:lol:
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I want to see some pics of 'dip-it whip-it' before I buy some. If anyone can help that would be great. The only ones I can find are not very good quality.
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the council want to cover their backs...... curtain twitchers are the worst of the lot, i sometimes put a big board on the the tree in question, and note the this tree is to felled. sometimes it works and the council don't a ringy ding ding from mr.angry:laugh1:
