chuck norris
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That Yew looks really nice, What you using it for?
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ARB Show feedback thread...please, and thank you
chuck norris replied to AA Teccie (Paul)'s topic in AA
Maybe have entry and arboretum separate. As I saw alot of people who clearly just went to the arboretum, but came and walked around the show and I feel this really did not help with the queues at the food stands. That being said I did see a group of small children (who parents clearly didn't know the first think about ARB) marveling at the utility arb demonstration (future tree surgeons I recon ) -
It was my first ARB show and hopefully not my last
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Looking for some work experience, In the cheltenham area
chuck norris posted a topic in General chat
Looking to do about a week of work experience, in the cheltenham area (Probably in june) Nothing official (school/college related), just more wanting to get a taste before I go and spend alot of money getting qualified. Since I am not ticketed I get that it would be more dragging branches, But I need to know that I can drag branches for 6 hours before I spend the money on tickets. I am competent with felling and climbing, but as mentioned above probably wont be able to do any of that. Many thanks James -
I am afraid not, I only know he had to replace the battery after about 4 months
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Why have arb guys always have dogs, not cats? (This coming from a guy with a dog)
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A friend of mine used to have one, and from what I heard the batterys die of pretty quick.
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Looks good. also have you been using a mewp or have you been climbing them?
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In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!
chuck norris replied to silky fox's topic in The Lounge
Looking forward to getting a look around tommorrow -
Do you think a chainsaw mill, using a lawnmower engine could work? Because lawnmower engines are very cheap, very easy to work on and have a decent amount of power. I am not actually thinking of doing this as I recon it would be bloody dangerous, But I would be really interested to hear your thoughts on it.
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Looks alot nicer. I that was me I would have felled the beech, to make more room for the oak though,
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sorry to here that, hope you can make it next time
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Yet I still feck my grass with a ride on mower????
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Completely fecked, teeth are rounded over and some cracks forming, so probably going to totally replace it.
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anybody have or know where I can get a starter pulley for a husky 37?
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The 37 Is here and I am looking forward to getting it started
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Just got a brand new, toro timemaster mower
chuck norris replied to chuck norris's topic in Landscaping
for what I am doing it works great -
Just got this brand new toro (with 30" deck) and if fracking awesome. I would 100% recommend it to anyone lokking for a large commercial mower. I will be doing a full review once I have used it a bit.
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I kinda feel like someone should, suggest that to sthil or someone. Because I would totally pay the extra for a feature like that.
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I have never really heard of that happening (in my area), but with how desperate people are these days I would not be surprised.
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hail
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Yeah but thieves not being able to see that there is stuff, would probably act as a good visual deterrent
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Thanks for protecting us, from that unthinkable evil
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Just how?....... seriously how?
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if anyone has any wood chip they are getting rid of this or next week in the Cheltenham area, I would be more than happy to take it. I am looking for about 2ish transit loads. Many thanks James
