BrendanTreeFeller

b) The MS 661 C-M

Pm'ed you.

Lovely job [emoji106]

You're just envious you don't have one [emoji12]

Happy St Patrick's Day to one and all!

If you believe the daily mail you'll believe anything

Good on ya first boy stick to you guns [emoji106][emoji106]

Probably the blade was not sharp

Excellent well considered and written article agree with all the principles written.

People you've made the effort and spent time and money for, to visit their house / site, meet them, discuss their requirements and figure out a quote for, then they don't even have the courtesy to get back to you and let you know whether they received your quote and if they would like to accept it or not [emoji35][emoji35][emoji35][emoji83][emoji83][emoji83] blood boils

Well written guide Landmark - I wish I had read something like this when starting up. The advice I would give anyone starting up and signing up for their training courses is: Choose a course provider that does not make you first buy all the equipment and tools they say are necessary for the course, before you even know what most of it is or what it does! and that's not even including course fees! Choose a training provider that will loan you chainsaws, tools, climbing gear for the training, even if they charge more it's better than spending upwards of a £1000 just to buy the gear to do the course. Spend money on your gear later, when you have the experience to know what you actually want to spend your hard earned on and what you think will benefit you most for your everyday workload. [emoji106]

Wow - what a load of hassle - any point to doing this? I hate remembering 10million usernames and passwords ...

Birmingham - the next Sheffield LOL