Mick Dempsey
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So would I, but as you know sycamore block 99% of light, that tree looked like it was a lot higher before, more than 30 ft. I agree,I'd go ballistic if it were mine. But by the same token when you live cheek by jowl with other people on an estate, you can't just let a tree get huge, blocking your view of their house, and the sun on their conservatory, plus the satellite signal.
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I remember the day well, I went into Honey Bros and said "I need 35 Mtrs of multiplat please" "No mate, none of that anymore, this is what you use now" he said pointing at an array of coloured ropes. "Ok give us that" says I trying to not look too out of touch.... And yet, didn't it feel lovely running through your palms as you moved around with a Blakes/Prussik on the old ropes? More organic if you catch my drift. These new super thin, suitable for mechanical devices types are a bit soul less really. Plus I think they cause trouble on joints gripping thin stuff too tight. Anyway, question: anyone still climb on this old stuff? I threw away every last piece years ago. Ps don't bother going all LOLER on me, it's not a serious thing...
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So Reg have you still got the white pick up? That was 7ltrs as well if I recall. So you have two vehicles with around 15 litres cubic capacity. You could have 15 Nissan micras. The planet weeps:lol:
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Anyway back to the op. They're both good machines, the Jensen is probably made to a higher standard, build quality wise, but the weight and the price reflect that. I've had a TW for 12 years, it's good, but like everything as they get older you need to be simpatico and handy with the spanners. .
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Not defending the work or anything but that tree would have been a real pita for the neighbours, far too big and casting a lot of shade in their garden.
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No, I never say that because I've just put down the 362 (or in my case a 560) after using it for ground work, for which it's ideal, to pick up the bigger saw to fell and buck. I think your kind of illustrating the point. Titchy tiny 150 (I haven't got one but I can see the attraction) hangs on the belt like a handsaw, good for light pruning. 201 heavier but still manageable around the tree, poky, good for takedowns and heavier work. I don't see a gap in the middle. You love yours, great.
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Traveling sure broadens the mind.
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Good for you, as a general rule I only really like seeing that first word on a search bar on Red Tube.
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As opposed to Jap which don't need frequent repairs. If you like fixing stuff, fill you boots.
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Only joking.
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Jonny, I thought we talked about your work pictures of empty car parks!
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I've used a 192t, just a gutless cheap version of a 200/201, can't see the point.
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What's wrong with ply?
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Ahhhhh, even so don't sweat it, have a beer.
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Ok, unless you can convince her to foot the bill, your insurance company will get a call. Never mind, worse things happen.
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Ha ha, agreed! You could ask her to report the fault and say she did it herself, they might not charge. On the repair side it's possible that it's just two copper wires, I did my own one with a hedge cutters, fixed it with a knife and some insulation tape.
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Hi Chris, all I can say is that's not good, get it fixed before there's a big failure. As I said before most Ag engineers are au fait with this set up.
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The Lord of the Rings was far too long, he strung it out to sell the three books. The Hobbit was a far better read. I've heard your theory before, reminds me of the Big Bang Theory episode where Amy points out that Indiana Jones involvement in Raiders of the Lost Ark was entirely superfluous.
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What do you feed them on?
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Spotted near me, the White Stork. A rare sight in these parts, I don't think they stop here long. Just passing through. Taken out of a van window with an iPhone.
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Apology accepted.
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Don't be such a grump.
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[ame] [/ame] Here's my substandard hobby saw. An original duffer with the upgrade. My newer unmodified one is not a lot slower (if a little quieter)
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/85569-mythbusters-ms200t.html
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Go out and buy a 201. It's time.....
