Arb Rhino
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Yeah I worked and lived in Vienna for a year, damo on here has a business in Vienna and takes on English sub contractors, I worked for a company called jakel grunbau who employ English tree surgeons and are really good to work for and there is a company id avoid called saller baumchirurgie (sp) and it's such a beautiful and clean place with great beer! Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Sounds like a carb or fuel issue a new (genuine stihl) carb is about £80 give or take but get fuel pipes done as well as they can get minuscule pricks and draw air. I'd go for a 12" with a dime and a new sprocket but that's me! Hope this helps pal Rhino Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Try uk_minch on here he is Liverpool based but works on the Wirral Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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@Ats_rhino that's me Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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How do, good on you for your voluntary work, I'm an explorer scout leader (what was ventures for the older amongst you) but I'd be game to help out. Let me know any/all details as soon as you know pal, I can turn my hand to most things and have a lot of experience in storm damaged/hung up trees Hope to hear soon Ryan Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Not too bad with the built in lockers but Utterly useless on mud, grass, gravel, snow, even verges beyond useless off road, not a bad van for size and load but when loaded can rock a little. And it has a "race" gear box which takes some getting used to haha not a bad van though haha Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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I use pfanner stretch air boots and trousers but it's very expensive (also very very good).... A good pair of hiax boots and stihl hi-flex trousers are probably your best bet as a cheap reliable starting point Hope this helps Stay safe and cut wood! Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Have worn them for the last 4 years, all 3 pairs still going strong (only one busted pocket zip on one pair) bits of patching here and there from silkys and dog rose (grrrr) would never buy anything else now! So comfortable and believe me worth there weight every day. Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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83m give or take a foot or two Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Possibly a grafted branch? Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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460 all the way for me gents! Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Put some gaffa tape over the hole and leave alone! Like they say " if it can't be fixed with gaffa tape you aren't using enough tape!" Haha Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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My mistake I didn't think it was chicken of the woods, the chicken of the woods I've seen on oak stems tends to be thicker and more "rounded" (see attached picture) Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Yeah I was just thinking that... Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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How's it coping? Starting to die back or is it doing okay? Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Cool stuff where did you find those? (On a tree is not a valid answer haha) Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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MS260 MS460 MS880 would be my choice Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Jonsies got some in FOR NOW haha Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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37 as a minimum but I always go for a 45 or a 50, with a 25 you will be restricted as to how much of a branch walk or swing you can do Hope this helps Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Set yourself up at a sole trader (Andys tree care or something of the sort) and start asking around getting in with some companies a day here a week there and before you know it you could be turning work away, I've been subbying for about 3 years on and off and it has it's good points and bad, just make sure you account for your tax allowance and your stamp in your rates and I'd say save save save for as long as possible because you never know what will happen! As for insurance the companies insurance will cover you unless you are doing your own work In which case you should get some, i have insurance but i do my own work if i was you yo keep costs down I'd just insure kit and life insurance Hope this helps Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Forget the cheap nock offs and DIY saws in the pro range the MS201t has to be the worst! It's pick up is turd, it's gutless and to be fair it doesn't make a very good door wedge or paper weight so it's utterly useless Rant over haha Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Take two anti diarrhoea tablets and two pints of vimpto this will get all the fluids, sugars and salts back in your system that you need! Either that or 1 anti diarrhoea tablet and a dextrosol tablet and the two pints of vimpto (other cordials available!) Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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what smart phone for the not so carfull arborist?
Arb Rhino replied to markieg31's topic in General chat
iPhone 4S with a life proof case is the winner Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App -
Last summer it took me 9 hours to get from Bolton to Leeds (normally an hour max) and I spent 7 of those hours sat with the engine off in the same spot in deadlock traffic! You can do it brother we believe in you!!!! Haha chin up love Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
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Congrats pal Sent using Rhinos Arbtalk Mobile App
