TreeswingerPerth
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Looks ok for the time of year from the pics. , have another look when it should be in leaf and take it from there . TS
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What shall I do with this oak?
TreeswingerPerth replied to Woodworks's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I say leave it be , keep an eye on the roots and if it starts to move , drop it ! TS -
Here we go , ms200T , ms361 , husky's 242xp , 346xp 346xpg , 61, 560xp , 262xp, 372xp ,281xp , 395xp . And a shed full of bits . TS
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Yip , I agree , never had any bother this way .
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I use a Marlow 16mm ( red ) , been very good so far , had a Yale before that don't see much between the two . TS
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How old are you: 52 How long have you been climbing: 20+ years Where do you work: Scotland Where have you worked: Scotland , all over Where would you like to work: Canada What Climbing System do you use. Basic , prusik , lanyard What Harness: Butterfly Whats you favourite saw: ms200 Least favourite saw: Those that won't start in a tree Favourite tree to work on: Beech Least Favourite tree to work on: Rotten ones Favourite work to carry out: Dismantles Favourite arb vehicle: Defender Throwline or Ladder: Throwline Do you climb outside of work: Not now Where would you like to be in 10 years time: Retired
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You should see my missus when she go off on one !!
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I used to wear Haix tibet forest , I would say the airstreams are as good for durability but more comfy , maybe just my feet ! I fancy trying the woodwalkers too TS.
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Meindl airstream , the best I've worn , well worth the cash . TS
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Which hedge cutter for thicker stuff?
TreeswingerPerth replied to Rebel_Commando's topic in Landscaping
I've got a Stihl hs80 , it's awesome for heavy stuff . I think the newer model is hs81 , a bit rough for neat hedges though . TS -
Dunno about MS but XP is extra power . TS
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Hi there, I went for the t1650 workstation , reason being Dell recon they are good for long service life in extreme conditions ( freezing in my workshop at night ) fact is the precision model is designed to run 24/7 for years and they are fast with big storage too . My son is into computers and he recommended it to me , he's repairing some for business people that are years old . Just my opinion ! By the way it's Windows 7 and easy to work with . CheersTS : thumbup:
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If I could only have two I would go with my ms200T and my husky 560 , thankfully I don't have to make that happen . I recon in the real world two aint enough to cover all jobs . TS
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Hope you can sleep at night !! :thumbup:
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Just got a new Dell precision , fantastic bit of kit would recommend it . TS
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They were in Stirlingshire yesterday too , got short shift !
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You gotta ask yourself , are those people playing with a full deck !! TS
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Another glove thread (pun intended!!)
TreeswingerPerth replied to rovers90's topic in Firewood forum
Try Englebert Strauss online , their gloves are pretty good , I stopped buying from Arco a while back . TS -
Paul , next time I want something from Murthly sawmill can you deal with the guy for me , I found him a real nightmare !! TS
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I'm too old for branch walking in the wind , well done ! TS
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First aid kits - What do you carry with you
TreeswingerPerth replied to Burytreeman's topic in General chat
In my van , 10 man kit and a couple of celox packs . Been thinking about getting one of those arb aid kits ! TS -
Yip , rotten beech , I've one outside , looks the same to me . TS
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All the best with that , hope you get over it soon , as we say here that's a dull yin !! TS
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Get a husky 560xp , it's superb , dunno about the 201t though I'm still on a 200t . TS
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Both vehicles are pretty good in the mechanical side of things , but up here in Scotland they just fall to bits with rust . Bodywork , brake and fuel pipes , tanks all prone to severe corrosion . Much better down South ( not so much road salt and rain ) TS
