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  1. TheHungrySquirrel
    Give Matt a call at Panacea Gardens 07846 849336 Based in orpington
  2. TheHungrySquirrel
    Nice looking bowl that mate
  3. TheHungrySquirrel
    I have the srt sequoia and find the waist buckles undo through the day which is helpful. Have tried the simantghu and it felt great but as you say a little bulky. What about the old school butterfly jobbies?
  4. TheHungrySquirrel
    Daisy chain it.
  5. TheHungrySquirrel
    Have a 22" for my 372 but it's awkward to get off shelf chains for is go 24" with a skip chain
  6. TheHungrySquirrel
    Pfanner arborist
  7. TheHungrySquirrel
    My Mrs comes out with me, can run rigging, chipper and a big saw. Bring on more women
  8. TheHungrySquirrel
    If your buying the kit then get to using it low and slow. Learn the correct techniques for anchors and gear setup and it should become second nature to you. But there's nothing wrong with a Prussik some days, he'll even a blakes can be fun sometimes.
  9. TheHungrySquirrel
    Nasty little biters ain't they. I caught my wrist a good few months back and now have no feeling in my thumb [emoji19] helpful for scratching my bum with.
  10. TheHungrySquirrel
    Well worth giving scott Fraser a shout for training. Super knowledgable guy and a great setup. Only advise I'd have is give some local folks a shout to get you started dragging brash and getting the basics sorted. I'm only in Ashford and we're all friendly (well most of us[emoji12])
  11. TheHungrySquirrel
    Must be a free lunch thrown in for that rate [emoji12]
  12. TheHungrySquirrel
    The VW tippers are not great. I have a cabstar which is great, 3ltr motor and plenty of room for chip
  13. TheHungrySquirrel
    Cheers mark [emoji1303] Yeah man I do man and chipper but pretty booked up. I'll shoot you a message.
  14. TheHungrySquirrel
    Snap, love mine now with the mods just need a bigger bar and skip chain
  15. TheHungrySquirrel
    Jetboil if it's warming stuff up and get the pan support to cook on it.
  16. TheHungrySquirrel
    After drilling mine neatly with an 8mm bit my deflector dropped off. Ended up battering a hole through the outlet like you have done. Makes it sound like a motor cross bike
  17. TheHungrySquirrel
    May work out easier for you to get a subbie with chipper in for thenjobs to start
  18. TheHungrySquirrel
    A long body shirt would be ace. Sometimes two tshirts is easier to work in than a hoodie but you can't beat a thick fleecy hoodie for the drive home.
  19. TheHungrySquirrel
    550 on a 15" is a beauty of a saw. Great for delicate cuts in the tree but equally happy doing double bar length take downs in the woods
  20. TheHungrySquirrel
    Won't go wrong with a 550 they will run 13,15,18" bars no problem. Super fast trigger and really light.
  21. TheHungrySquirrel
    Protos in the tree and husky technical forest for everything g else.
  22. TheHungrySquirrel
    Based in Kent. Have the following 30,31,38,39 3 years experience on saws, 1 year climbing Chipper and tipper Big saws and rigging gear Happy to ground,climb,chip and cut forestry. Pm me folks with what you got.
  23. TheHungrySquirrel
    My 150 was terrible with normal chain oils and even had a new pump in it. Just run cheap veg oil in it now and it oils a treat.
  24. TheHungrySquirrel
    T shirt and chainsaw legs. Sometimes a jacket of it's wet and a berghaus fleece if it's cold.
  25. TheHungrySquirrel
    I'm down in Kent so a good distance from you. Not sure on price. I have some hd log clamps for it. Would be after a decent offer really

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