Andymacp
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Something a bit different yesterday, Ivy clearing from bridges
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I should be able to work with that. Cheers
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Does anyone know where I can download a template or get a hold of an environmental policy. I've tried arb association and google and no luck Thanks
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Aye she's back to running like a dream. Still going to buy a new one in preparation.
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Not yet, got a boy going skiing in France in jan, that is going to try and find one.
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192t, 201, 550, 372xp, 064,084
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What was the reason for banning cabling? Like I said I do prefer Cobra for being non - invasive and ease of fitting But it is a lot more expensive. That took me and another 2hrs to fit.
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Pic of the 3 stems
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We fitted 3 in a triangle between the 3 main stems. There was one in there already that my boss put in 20 years ago. I prefer cobra but a consultant did a report and we followed their recommendations.
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Crown reduction and bracing on a big beech
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Aye 7 days a week if I want, north scotland. Very busy all the time
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You'd better off building it yourself, get a good strong tub and fill it will quality useful kit. Probably be cheaper too. Strong scissors ,that'll cut chainsaw trousers. Tourniquet. First feild dressings. Eye wash Neck brace Emergency blanket Just what I carry everyone is different but make sure you know how to use it. The rest you can fill with bandages and plasters.
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Wee collection so far
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Cheers Carl I've emailed them asking how much to post it. I'm interested to hear if anyone's used the 193t to see if there's much of a difference
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193 ? What's that, it sounds shiny! I need it !
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I can't seem to get the eBay links working, but I'll try to dig further. If love to pop over to France but I'm north scotland.
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Hi Does anyone know where I can get one or anyone doing a trip to Europe and fancy doing me a massive favour in posting one back. Many thanks Andy
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Eco plugs look good but surely there too big to be using on small scrub. I've brushed on and sealed with plastic before I wondered if it was deemed acceptable
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I don't think spraying could work as there would be a chance of a drop landing in the water which would not go down well with sepa
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I've some small sycamore regen stums to treat in a conservation area over a river. What treatment can I use and best application method ? Thanks
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Celtox is good, but only on extreme wounds where a proper wound dressing won't do the job. Surgeons hate the stuff, they have to pick out all the little granuals out of the wound before they can sew you back up.
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Beech tree in Huntly
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http://www.abbeypro.co.uk/chainsaw-boots/haix-chainsaw-boots/showitem-WW-10560.aspx
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Haix protector light climber boots. Won't last long but very comfy and light
