bazoo132
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Hi folks I picked up a hitch climber last week and was wondering how anyone who uses it the best setup for conifer removals. When I was taught to climb on spikes I just flip lined and choked around the main stem using a prussick and my rope. I would appreciate seeing pictures of other people's setups with regards to dismantles.
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All the best to him and his family. Recover quickly and come back stronger.
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Just looking for some advice from some of you who have went down this route. I am coming from a Horticultural background Apprenticeship then on to do HNC. How long does it take to go through the Arborists' Certification Study Guide, Thi and be able to take the exam. I'm just looking at real life experience as I am thinking about going down this route. Cheers
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I would be grateful for some page likes I have done all of yours posted here. http://www.facebook.com/MuirheadTreeServices
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I just noticed this post. I'm based in Dundee once you get some kit give me a shout and we can go for a Rec climb if you want. Well done on passing your test.
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Done. Can you guys please reciprocate? http://facebook.com/MuirheadTreeServices
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Done. Good luck from a fellow Taysider.
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Zigzag and Blue Tongue Winner
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Hay Bales wrapped with industrial cling film. Cheap as chips.
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Hi Folks, Just a quick post looking for advice. I am from a Horticulture background and am looking to get some former quals in Arb. I currently hold SVQ Level 3 in Amenity Hort as well as a HNC in Hort. I was looking at the ISA Cert Arb but dont know if this would be the best route or the AA Tech Cert. Any advice would be great. I currently hold CS30,31,38&39 and am looking to do 40, 41 & CS34/35 in the next couple of months. Thanks in advance. Baz
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Brian is a great trainer / Instructor
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I got ripped off on Facebook tree bay so just be careful out there wouldn't want anyone else to have their hard earned cash taken.
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I like the new Husky technical lid. Fits like a glove.
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Well guys I took your advice and I have just completed my climbing and chainsaw from a rope and harness. 😉 what a buzz just wish I had done it years ago. Thanks for all the advice and for persuading me to do it. 😉
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I thought Cherry with the serrated leaves.
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Good effort Rt400
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Very true. :-)
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Tut tut tut. That's an unapproved adjuvant. Works like a dream tho 😉
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Looks like a Leylandii to me. Big hedge as well.
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Ouch!! Honest it will grow back again........
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Cool thanks for all the feedback. 😉
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It's back is shinny and it has white and grey markings
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Anybody any good with spider ident? I've got this living at the back of my house. It's body and head are approximately 3/4" -1" in length. I thought possibly a mothercare spider. Cheers Baz
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Well done. Great idea
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I've been looking through this thread and couldn't see anything about a Husky 455 rancher with x - torque. The saw runs fine on a 15" bar (not the quickest ) but I'm looking to stick a 18" bar on it. My question is would it be worth getting ported or indeed can it be ported?
