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IVECOKID I have used one and they are thinner than the standard available sleeves and I found it wanted to bunch up towards the wrist with the arm movements.
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https://youtu.be/Wq-6WxhAcKU here is another one for you.
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Thank you very much Mountain man, the wedges are from the hardware store (major chain) and are used by framers to either temporary align frames/doors etc when nailing up or are permanently nailed into frames to correct minor stuff. really cheap buy them by the box of a hundred breaks down to like 25 AU cents a wedge and are rated up to two ton with a variety of sizes and lengths available.
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check out bixlers latest vid called XRR4life on the youtube channel bixvid for a great example of blocking down large pieces on the double beast x-ring set up.
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https://youtu.be/D_tVRhKOB7Q
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re-edit of an old job done back in 2013 crane removal of the top and trunk of a termite ridden sugar gum. first crew reached their limit and i was contracted to finish the job. easy day out by lunchtime.
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re-edit of an old job done back in 2013 crane removal of the top and trunk of a termite ridden sugar gum. first crew reached their limit and i was contracted to finish the job. easy day out by lunchtime.
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Dan most company ad's around here are looking for a climber with a minimum of two years full time climbing (not hand held being advised on jobs but calling all the shots) with large rigging experience, a truck licence minimum MR rigid some stump grinding is good too. with less time served you could apply to the larger companies who would have a broader range of positions but the smaller companies are not so flexible. having already worked over here should be a good starting point for your cause, good luck. Ben. -
all good here BenR. I have not had the pleasure of a mountain ash yet but could be on the cards later this year. I am keen for mixing up a compilation vid if you Ben's are all interested. Mister Benn is on to something with the Bens Brigade and yes sir I like it. send me some clips through and three music choices say by june open to all the Bens out there and I will get a smashdown productions special together.
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Looking good here from the Ben club. all cool here from the Ben brigade, how long did you spend in Oz climbing? sounds like you took on some beauty's. maybe well should get a Ben Brigade vid compilation going on for shites and giggles Ben ( of of many we are legion)
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from the despair Pfannerman is starting to put out over the "never ending winter" I reckon you are overdue.
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Hey Mistahbenn , Bixler is looking for a good climber, time to escape the winter wonderland and head to where the sunshine and tall trees are at?
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thankyou Ben, yeh drier here by about 25%. well I resisted describing it as big I have seen much bigger sugars in SA than that particular tree but I did think large was a fair call 4.1 mtrs around at 1 mtr and 35 mtr high is a reasonable sized tree but it did only take two days so yeh not a big tree removal. cheers Ben.
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I don't know you Sean but after seeing the X-rays and reading your story I would like you to know I feel for you. the X-rays left me at a loss for words and I had to rethink my bravado in the face of such strong images. I was gifted with a 5 week stint in a public hospital many years ago after surviving total liver failure after a botched gall bladder removal and outside food did make a difference in my stay.( and received those suppositories and catheters and nasogastric tubes with nurses cold hands on my shrivelled bits ) still small compared to your journey, I can only begin to grasp what lies ahead. please accept my positive thoughts to your recovery. Ben.
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Nathan is here in Adelaide and whilst not working with me I know his Boss and the company he works for plus some of the workers at the company. He is being expected to do production work and on some decent size trees. I have not heard anything negative about him or his work over here. Ben.
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thank you very much sir.
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thankyou Jesse, it is a inverse proportion of time it seems the more simple but smooth I try to make them the more time needed to get the editing right , when it is all effects and trickery the time spent on editing is actually less. is great to know someone appreciates the hours going into these projects, even better when it is coming from a person whose vids I like. cheers Ben.
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Thankyou Graygit, the bark will shatter and strip under heavy loading is slippery but great for spiking not so much fun doing spurless pruning when getting right out to the lateral ends though.
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large sugar gum removal , watch in HD.
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Benn I am working on making the great leap forward real soon . went for a rec climb with a young lad just over from the motherland recently Nathan Marshall (good fun Nathan Cheers:thumbup1:) and watched how easily he ascended next to my humping robot routine soon I promise you. Ben
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Thankyou Mortimer yes i have a good client base these days. Macca I had to look up a creatagus and when I saw hawthorn i felt for you mate really did. BenR looks like you have had the pleasure of swinging around in a large euc once or twice before, got to agree with you sir.
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Large sugar gum removal two days rigged and bombed out.
