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bigtreedon

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  1. Are they available now in Sweden?
  2. Then we could port the 572xp and give your ported 372 a run 🤔
  3. Wear have u got a 572 from I need one in my life asap [emoji48]
  4. My understanding of this prob with fine dust is people not using a airline when cleaning filter 🤔 is this correct
  5. The dead needles seem even sharper then the live ones I think! It's such heavy stuff as well [emoji36]
  6. They are truly horrid trees to climb last one I did i had to rig every limb and the wood down i said to myself as I did it I hope i never have to do another in my life
  7. I am glad he posted images of it gives us something to look forward to having a go with [emoji48]
  8. will see how it goes tomor got sick of the rubbish ear defenders on the phanner helmet
  9. Anyone els got one do they like it got it today little lad doesn't want to give it back now 🙄
  10. Great reason to buy a stihl you can get it out of a tree you have got it stuck in easier 🤣🤣 a 395xp is just a superior saw stihl fans it's a fact [emoji16]
  11. Change your location then don't expect work to come to you ! Get up and go to the work 🖒
  12. I have the hedge cutter it's great a pleasure to use
  13. They maybe but plenty of people do use it am not saying it's right or rong just a option
  14. Get a Zigzag
  15. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]🙁
  16. Contract climbing will definitely make you a better climber I did it for 14 years loved it still do a bit now I have my own trucks and chipper now and are doing more and more of my own work it's definitely set me in good stead contracting for so long climbing wise my skill set has been tested day in day out for years so normal day to day tree work is a nice break and not very challenging the new challenge is the pricing and the customers wanting the moon in a jar on every job I do miss the stress free life of contract climbing sometimes but I wouldn't go back to it full time financially it just wouldn't make sense I made good money as a contract climber what I could charge just Plato's and no matter how good u are or what kit u have u can only ask for so much so enjoy it while your fit and young get your skills to a high level then paddle your own canoe defo won't regret it
  17. Don't go proving your point to well the pro immigration camp won't like they will just resort to calling you a troll
  18. Thanks guys really has hit me hard
  19. I have just had to say goodbye to my beloved enzo he has been the best dog I could of ever asked for so big and gentle he looked after us and showed us nothing but love for 9 years I will miss you mate
  20. Lovely truck I really like the sound of those diesels I had a f250 when I worked in the USA but it was petrol always wanted
  21. Really nice pics reg is your truck a f450 or bigger ?
  22. Love this why does everyone go on about if you like lifting heavy weights it's all about ego how sad I have been into strength sports since I was 13 and it's been my only other interest than tree climbing since the same age when I decided what I wanted to for a living if it was running and trying to be the best runner I could be and achieve good track times would that be ego driven or just a love for a sport
  23. Hey joe my size is a disadvantage in everything other than big saws in the tree and cutting and holding big buts which to be honest is something I try stay away from prefer rigging I no wear stated my size was better for tree work I said even though I am heavy I still get it done in a timely fashion often allot faster than smaller lads I have found I read the tree cos of my size and usr my energy efficiently not scurrying up and down needlessly use good rigging big bits and try and stay away from tip pruning [emoji6]

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