dougster

Are you still in the Carlisle area?

Who are you covered by now?

Anyone in the reserves/TA had a big increase in PAX? 

I'm looking for a good alternative to cover me for tree work and army reserve work. 

I did my training with Lynher, really good and very flexible couldn’t recommend them more. Plenty barracks or good places to stay and eat to.

https://www.isuzu.com.au/Isuzu_Files/Spec_Sheets/Current_spec_sheets/NLS%2045-150AWD_NLS%2045-150AWD_CREW_ARK0945_v05.pdf

I wonder how much it would cost to import one

if you've got a week a month over about 9 months, try askham bryan at york; L2 arb trees & timber.

Whats the course like and is it as recognised as the RFS Cert Arb??

I will be in the Southampton area until the 16th June and can Climber and/or Groundie.

I have all the relevant Climbing/Chainsaw tickets. Been in the industry for the last 6 month professionally after 13 years in the Army.

If you would like any more information PM me or Email [email protected]

Dougie

07733612225

CS 30,31,32,34,35,38,39,40,41

My 560xp isn’t starting and i need to get it checked out.

Which is the best for service…. Ward Meadows Plant, Lloyd Ltd, M & H Tree Services, D H Ivinson or David Dixon

Cheers

Any info would be appreciated.

Thank you

How does being a Saturday & Sunday Warrior complicate it?

 

Insurance don’t like it, its high risk. Stuff like the ranges, exercise, Physical training est

I looked at RPAX. its not to bad but i was hoping for something a bit more rounded.

Looking for Personal accident and income protection Insurance. Problem is I’m Just starting in the Arb world and my hobbys are skiing, kayaking, climbing set…. just to make its more complicated I’m also in the Army Reserve.

Can any one recommend an insurer that can help?

I’m just starting out in the business and need a top handle saw for my 308/CS39 aerial cutting course. Any advice is more than welcome.

I’ve looked at a few and heard lots about the pros and cons but I thought i’d try here as well.

Options -

Petrol

Husqvarna T540xp - £515

Stihl MS201T - £ 530

Echo CS360TES - £375

Battery

Husqvarna T536 lixp (1 batt+charger) - £ £520 + £160 per battery

Stihl MS160T (1 batt+charger) - £ 460 + £100 per battery

Whats everyones thoughts on the battery saws compared to petrol?