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  1. stihlmadasever
    How many working cockers are you running now stubby?
  2. stihlmadasever
    Then i discovered the 346xp...
  3. stihlmadasever
    I agree with joe here a 441 on a 20 bar is great.Ive never used a 461 but id get one over a 441 purley on reputation.As for 661 yeah id get a 661 over a 880,our 88 lies dormant...our 66 does the big stuff
  4. stihlmadasever
    Not one of those is a stunt fell... In my mind a stunt fell is taking a big top off or knocking 50% of the tree off when your spiked up a stem. Pretty standard big tree felling on that video
  5. stihlmadasever
    So another attempted bombing on a train today.A timer was used so not a suicide bomber-thankfully the device failed to properly detonate and no one was killed. Its bad that were gettin used to this now
  6. stihlmadasever
    We've used mewps regularly,as said before theyre another tool in our box so why not use em if its increases safety,increases productivity and it more ergonomical. There seems to be a stigma attached to mewps like if you use a mewp your a p00f! I dont care what skyhuck says we use em when we can.
  7. stihlmadasever
    Be interested if anyone comes up with something as ive scallop edged many many flower and shrub beds in my time,all by hand with a spade or half moon edger.
  8. stihlmadasever
    Yeah chris at informed trees is another good training provider although chris doesnt do the training anymore more likely to be alan mcpherson or matt cooper who does the training/assesments on the small trees course
  9. stihlmadasever
    Hi mate,ive done some training under chris white at treevolution and theyre a really good training provider. If its small tree felling course your intending to do it will probably be held at devilla forest in fife,just over the kincardine bridge. You could volunteer your services to some tree surgeons local to you,infact there was an advert on here recently for a central belt tree company looking for groundies. Be prepared for dragging branches to the chipper,rakin up cuttings and man glitter and being totally fuc#*d at the end of the day. Look at the employment section on this arbtalk site,failing that just phone round some local tree surgeons-some will have had this before so they could be pretty dubious about your commitment. Good luck
  10. stihlmadasever
    Nice hemet mate
  11. stihlmadasever
    Still on immigration...fs Round and round and round...
  12. stihlmadasever
    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1962693070665572&id=100007746932853 Mogg the next tory leader ??
  13. stihlmadasever
    Ive got a tenner on leather chaps and a peep hole bra..
  14. stihlmadasever
    I see the pseudonym thing cropping up a couple of times in this thread and id just like to remind folks that some of us with pseudonyms arent hiding behind a fake name,strategiclally waiting to pounce on others with horrible put downs and awful comments...i just liked stihlmadasever cause i was a stihl enthusiast at that time(im cured of that now) and it kinda flowed as a word. My profile with all my details are there for all and sunder to peruse at your leisure. Im sure i speak for many others too... Although there are some who i know will never identify themselves due to extreme views...not that i give a toss-to each his own and all that
  15. stihlmadasever
    Love catching up with your daily goings on silky,very inspirational reading this thread. Keep fit Keep happy Keep goin mate
  16. stihlmadasever
    Welcome back... So is that you falling asleep in the right of the picture...?
  17. stihlmadasever
    Yeah mate..it just gives you more balance on longer laterals. Ideally less friction is better for ease of movement so 2 cambium savers (1 on each anchior point) or even 1 cambium saver on one anchor point and 2 carabiners (opposing gates) on a taped sling on the other anchor point.
  18. stihlmadasever
    That was a picture i pulled off the internet ages ago so i could do the same thing with my own kit. Heres a picture of my own setup (At home obviously)
  19. stihlmadasever
    This was something i considered a while back when i first got my treemotion and nicked the bridge with a silky. I didnt bother using a secondary bridge in the end but if it makes you feel safer...why not. I dont see the need for a supplementary on limb walks but if your not getting a good work position u can go to using the other end of your rope in a V rig set up.
  20. stihlmadasever
    Why the oversized dawgs on a 261?
  21. stihlmadasever
    "few more Sun readers frequenting this thread than I initially thought. Who'd have thought" I dont need to read the sun... If i want too read bollocks i just see what matelots been posting lately about immigration
  22. stihlmadasever

    Boots

    stihlmadasever replied to WesD's topic in Climbers talk

    Andrews cervinos. Very good boots
  23. stihlmadasever
    Aint coleeeeeen pregnant again to the "Lump"...
  24. stihlmadasever
    Kinda answered your own question.. Tis true it be a bit underhandedly stealthy... But as you said thats.. business init.
  25. stihlmadasever
    Husky 346 on a 15" bar if you can find a decent one,failing that a stihl 241 14" bar.

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