AWarb00
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yes i weigh about 11-12 stone not quite sure, and am relatively short for my age. i feel that weight definitely makes a difference as i probably climbed my first tree at 13/14 and was probaly about 9 stone, so as i have got heavier i admit i may have got musclier as iv grown but i feel im having to work a lot harder to get into a tree, specially with a saw... its just the confidence, when im 60 feet up i find it very hard to let go, i watch videos of people who can happily chuck themselves about as though there 10 feet of the ground, i admit im also not so great with height but i can push myself on. thanks Ainsley
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ok rephrase: as i have grown up over the last two years! i am deadly serious, i have bought all my kit with my own hard earned money, probably over three grands worth including chainsaws...
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Hi all, this is my first thread although i have posted on here before. I am 16 and have been into tree work for about two years and am very keen to get further into the trade, i am currently doing my GCSE's and hope do do my CS30/31 in the summer holidays. i have been doing work with a few people that i know well, and am a very keen climber, but am finding that as i get older i find climbing harder, and finding that i'm don't feel as confident and need to hold on a lot more, and dont enjoy free climbing as much, is this because of the little amount of work i do, i would be climbing maybe once every three weeks? please help, would rec climbing help do you think, what are the laws about this? can i just climb any tree in my local park? how do i upload pictures on here aswell? you can see my avatar which is me taking down a large conifer. Thanks guys:thumbup: Ainsley
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harness looks comfy, very cheap to! might replace my sequoia
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any more? could be an intersting thread!
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The new prabros a1rb evolution chainsaw boots has any got them thanks
AWarb00 replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
How would they compare to Airstreams? cant decide between! they sure seem nice! cheers -
The new prabros a1rb evolution chainsaw boots has any got them thanks
AWarb00 replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Anyone else tried them yet?? was having a look today... wondered about getting them, reasonable price to! cheers -
keep them coming lads! cheers A
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MWarb how much do those sort of courses cost?? is that a cs39?? thanks A
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I find the arbortec breathflex aren't to bad! type c to! A
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looks good silky cant wait to do my tickets!! how much would a course like that cost averagely??! thanks A
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Hi silky, looks good! trust you are enjoying yourself! going back to the Arb show that Caribbean man that you spoke about that was at the honey bros stall managed to persuade me to buy a pair of aluminium geckos:thumbup1: fantastic bloke!! keep up the good work A
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yes exactly!! cant be without enthusiasm! would you mind me uploading a couple of pics of my work??? don't want to derail your thread! cheers A
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Hello Silky, yes I couldn't drag myself away from reading it, it was so interesting! yes, I to have a great interest for tree surgery and Arb! unfortunately I am slightly to young but as soon as I can im going to get my tickets but I have all my ppe and keep the saws as sharp as I can, im not messing around! keep uploading the pics!! cheers A
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you could run a 24in bar on that and then still be able to go bigger in need be! A
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looks good, what are the vibes like? balance with a 36in bar??? that sort of thing. thanks A
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What's the husky 395 like?? A
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hi Silky, im new on here but your thread has always fascinated me the most since iv been on here! I started at page one and read all the way through, fantastic work always! I hope this thread never stops! its a shame I was at the arb show to and I must have been feet away from you judging by your pictures but I never saw you! A
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I use honey brothers Liros Ignite, works well with a hitch climber. it did tend to slip a bit when I first bought it but after a bit of work it was fine. its a nice rope! and it comes with a splice. A
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have you had a look at a jo beau M200? never used one though. Jo Beau Products M 200 | M 200 | M200 A
