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    If you die can i have your harness?
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    Chris Evans...utter [email protected] top gear for me. I dont mind Gary Lineker on match of the day but the walkers adverts are annoying
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    How many gins you downed joe..
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    Ive said it before, ill say it again- you dont need bigger guidebar to fell big trees. Ive took down fairly large trees-twice my guidebar length with a 18" on a 441.
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    Stock 346xp flies on a 15". As stubby says max 18" even on a ported saw
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    There was a thread on the courant harness over a bridge failure,here's the link mark https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/105206-courant-harness-bridge-fail/
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    Heard Ian Dury the other day Hit me with your rhythm stick Ever since its became our go to song in the van...of course the words have been slightly adapted to suit our childish sense of humour.. Hit me wif your rubber dick Hit me hit me
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    Eat more pies?
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    Tree austria could be another contender.. https://www.honeybros.com/Item/Tree_Austria_3-2_Harness
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    I tried the stein vaga on a couple of weeks ago,didnt climb in it just hung off a low branch and rolled from side to side in it. Quite minimalist in design and felt comfy enough although i couldnt recommend it mark as i havent used one in anger... I ll watch this thread with interest as im piss sick of pulling up my tm all the time
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    Id 2nd the 461 but a 25" bar seems a bit overkill too me.
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    You cant argue with with matelot when it comes to immigration... He truly believes immigrants are the root cause of all our countrys ill's and no amount of counter arguements,facts and figures will change his mind. I gave up argueing on this subject with him long ago as should we all.
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    Aaaha here we go....
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    You cant really go wrong with limes,they will always epi up nomatter where you cut em. As steve said get up and prune where you think you should with one eye on the groundie to maintain a decent shape.
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    Stihl ms241 would be ideal for learners and small felling courses.
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    560xp's
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    I use probably 3 knots,fishermans bowline and alpine butterfly. I like the bowline,easy to tie lots of applications
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    Wes ive pm'd u mate
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    Thats classified information.. I could tell you but id have to kill you
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    Yeah im on instagram,whether its good for you or not depends on who you follow. Its pictures and small video's so it can be quite entertaning.
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    Does what is says on the tin really. I really rate the ct foot ascender though
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    Shallots!!! Bloody hell steve why not go the full hog and pot roast some guiney fowl stuffed with fous gras and serve it drizzled with a red wine jus. Does sound nice in a baquette though...with HP sauce...im a peasant i know
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    Aw shucks...that made me feel really really special.... Jokes aside-i likey a ladder meself
  25. stihlmadasever
    Could you expand on that comment please Mr Bullman

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