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naturarbo

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  1. Feliz natal that is portuguese by the way
  2. Didnt mean to offend anyone @Jase hutchhave you designed this machine?
  3. @GarethMlooked all over, nothing touching blades @Jase hutchonly when revs are slowing Anyway tl bush is out, I cut a slot for pulling it out easier next time. Now the 4 screws that house the bearing, very crap design, they are gonna be soldered to the wall. Now I can't rotate the 2nd bearing from shaft, locking screws are out, hammer doesn't solve or fire or wd40. Help again please.
  4. @Rough Cutteris there a chance of starting without the key in ignition?
  5. There is a lot of play with the bearing and when is slowing noise of metal banging cames from it. Please @Gareth M the spark plug leads because of?
  6. Hello I am servicing my chipper, need to replace a bearing, there is a tl bush and doesn't allow to remove the old bearing. How can I work this?
  7. @TaxusBaccata the design is superb, probably can be improved by replacing knee strap with a non elastic thing.Not tried yet.
  8. Hi everyone can anyone guide me to a crane school that takes arborists in the boom to the tree
  9. Hi everyone This is a question for safety. Sorry its youtube
  10. I believe knowledge comes from everywhere
  11. It is an american Arbtalk
  12. When I try to login doesn't recognize my user or mail, requested password reset 3 times, no reply. I still see me there just can't acess
  13. Hi everyone. The Masterblaster forum doesn't let me in, doesn't reply on "contact us". Anyone experienced it or other type of problems with it? Can someone that is there help me? Cheers
  14. I do know quite a few knots, bends & hitches... Use a few & keep learning new 1s like the Catalist hitch. And owning a HHFX had to learn a new 1 which has no name in the info I got.
  15. @eggsarascal heal quick man. Wrist is a ****************
  16. As I am a beginner, everyone asks me "why such long bar?" Recently a PRO worked with us...any chain he got went bland, he pushed the machines to hard. Makin them cut like shit. Now us sharp chains and no unnecessary force on the machines, all was taught by old guy, without belly and fit. So your machines don't dig in the wood just from their cheer weight? Maybe a revision on work practices?
  17. Around here we have mostly Eucaliptus globulus and they love fire.
  18. Dealing with lots of them, my experience is you can't kill eucs without poison or pulling root ball out. Fire reborns some eucs.
  19. Or get a smart winch less can go wrong with it
  20. On 17th January my birthday happened BT coms for the protos. Naturarbo is making 13 years and a new work box is on the way to commemorate. Happy birthday to us.
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  21. Steve does that map also cover Portugal?
  22. can't see it
  23. Won't the 535i need a 1/4 sprocket??
  24. Hi @Dan Maynard I also used foot loops before. Main problem was them slipping while branch walking. You can get a good foot loop from a retired foot ascender like ninja or quick step. This boot has a loop attached designed for ascenders, very practical. Look for Arbpro Cervino Wood or Arbortec Kayo. All climbing boots should have it, less pieces, more production.
  25. My rude word shows stars how cute

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