Will C
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ART positioner all the way. No further questions needed it just works in any weather without stress or thinking it just does what it needs to and very very well.
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That’s how I was shown to get the angle, ive got a pair welded together next to the grinder ?
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@the village idiotThank you for your time to write this all down, As has been said cracking thread and project
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We contacted him on 01614800869.
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Ring James at approved hydraulics. He sorted scanreco bits for us
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When those hitches are loaded uneavenly is one going to pull the other down with it if they end up one above the other? i would consider there to be NO safety benefit from that set up as with the ropes that close together if one was cut there is a very high chance the other would be compromised.
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A heavy reduction often results in lots of epecormic growth that will block more light. crown raise and a light thin will be better for the tree and you longer term. Short term the heavy reduction will give you more light but the regrowth will be as bad/worse as you have now by next summer
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Is it valuable black walnut?
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This one has that set up not overly clear tho | Euro Auctions | - Leeds - 5th, 6th & 7th April 2017 - 09:00AM Local Time - Lot Search Results WWW.EUROAUCTIONSLIVE.COM
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The old bonser forklift buckets hooked on the same as the times (the had tip built into a back plate but you probably won’t need that bit) , you slid the tines to the centre to take them off, then the the bucket hooked on and had 2 blocks that bolted on in place of the bottom lug on the tines. I will try to find a picture, my dad had a rough terrain one based on a DB tractor back in the 80s/90s
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A skip chain would help for a one off job
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Rigging course (CS41) South West England
Will C replied to Fairbanks142's topic in Training & education
Arbor Venture Training Arboriculture Courses and Assessments WWW.ARBORVENTURE.CO.UK you won’t go wrong with these guys in the new forest -
A long handle Grapple will help
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Yes they will work on a tripod ladder. Not quite as well as on the floor tho ? occasionally the bars at the bottom of the harness will hook in the steps if Side on to the ladder but coming up a inch frees it no bother
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Big brother is watching you ?
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I use a ct foot ascender as a knee one. Just undo the section of webbing that goes under your foot, put a tool clip on it and hook to a foot loop, put some padding on the back (I still need to do this) and put it on round your knee, all for around £30. been using this for a couple of years, with a foot ascender on the other foot. The one shown with the fixed link between foot and the ascender looks bulky and will get in the way in the tree.
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Excellent piece of kit ?
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? the yoof of tomorrow ?
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Looking at the Isle of Wight
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Leylandii - Chainsaw Blunting & Clogging With Swarf
Will C replied to Zirynx's topic in General chat
Check the bar doesn’t have a bur on the side from getting hot and a lack of oil, his can make a saw feel blunt as it hold the chain away from the wood. Easy sorted with a flat file just check the top of the rails are at 90 deg -
Find work with a decent crew and you will learn in time, take all the chances your given to practice/learn and watch what/how others do things. Most good climbers have good experience on the ground first so don’t worry about starting there
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A second person on a pitch fork to pull them away once cut makes this very quick? We also cut bramble “cubes” out with the hedge cutter and remove with the pitch fork
