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  1. Hedge hunter
    should..... theres that word again....
  2. Hedge hunter
    lol......:001_tt2:
  3. Hedge hunter
    im reliably informed nettos is good...
  4. Hedge hunter
    really/so the seargent that got best part of 30k with training and a 4x4 supplied paid it out of his own pocket?thats not what he told me....
  5. Hedge hunter
    lol fair but geordies need removeing from soceity in my book so with the rubber stamp i got the pair of u ought to work in the co-op not trees..
  6. Hedge hunter
    yep fair but when they get 30k to retrain as tre surgeons what chance do the kids have of being true arborists?
  7. Hedge hunter
    lol ... can I use her for retarded customers I have shoved out the way for leccy cutting......
  8. Hedge hunter
    that would take alot,diplomacy is key in our industry but i dont know you and I am rubber stamping you with my general opinion.
  9. Hedge hunter
    maybee so but you dont find kindness and manners on the front line... no tree cutter from the relocation package has yet shown me how to behave....
  10. Hedge hunter
    Biggest problem is the retard cannon fodder are getting paid to retrain out of tax payers money,what the industry needs is youngsters with a keen eye,not retarded throw backs from the front line....
  11. Hedge hunter

    What!

    Hedge hunter replied to Bren.'s topic in General chat

    ha ha a hilux is far more expensive to maintain.Im cheaper by far than most and still make a mint....
  12. Hedge hunter
    lol fair... I just dont see why stumps cant be dug and cut down,after all with some species they are as effective as a wet fart...grinders that is..
  13. Hedge hunter
    furry muff.....have you looked at the grinder saw applications?
  14. Hedge hunter
    spoke to dealer and the saw was purchased 30/10 2010..... done very little work...30hrs top./....
  15. Hedge hunter
    about as much class as a makita..:001_tt2:
  16. Hedge hunter
    dude,it has done 25hrs work and is covered in black paint and mountain bike stickers... has 25" bar and chain,i love it but its too big for my work..I dont want too sel it but i just dont use it.It was purchased with amother saw to replace my husky 362 xp but....... i think the recipt i have is dated 2011 ish i would have to look it out... you get first dibs if its suitable for you as your tye first to reply....
  17. Hedge hunter
    I have 1 ,I brought it new and sprayed it with black paint,its done around 30 hrs work....at the most. i would sell it if someone gave me 1k cash.......i just dont use it and need a new 365x t .......pm me me for pics,it has a 25" bar
  18. Hedge hunter
    I have 5 pairs and 3 pairs of water proof kevs.....
  19. Hedge hunter
    I find those manual operated grinders brutal.There are "back free " options at minmum width available im sure......sod them,no beer in the world stop them hurting.
  20. Hedge hunter

    What!

    Hedge hunter replied to Bren.'s topic in General chat

    Ok so...... I use a 20year old land rover which digests 40 litres of veg oil a week in fuel I use a horse to pull the firewood from the woods ....next question?
  21. Hedge hunter
    you could of course buy a new vertebrae insert at the same time
  22. Hedge hunter
    do you get extra points if you burn it down and create a leisure facility?
  23. Hedge hunter
    whos wet then cos I aint......stilll earned a days wages too lol....
  24. Hedge hunter
    you could of course be sensible and purchase an MS660
  25. Hedge hunter
    i like the sip full stop,for the rare occasino i do climb there second to none however id rather climb in kevlars...

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