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  1. twiggers
    For your tickets you’ll need two ropes that reach the ground so 35ish meters each. Don’t bother with the 45m I’ve used mine a handful of times. You’ll only need one hitch climber as the other just needs to tended for slack.
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    Yeah as above a hitch climber set up will save your elbows a lot. Also cheap Cambium saver is worth it. Check eBay regularly and buy nearly new kit. Once your happy with the hitch climber and climbing is earning you money a zig zag and spikes and you’ll be covered for most eventualities
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    This is not acceptable really 🤣🤣
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    We had the 6” petrol Timberwolf on trial and did this with connie brash. The diesel was no probs. The Forst diesel hits the back of the truck no probs
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    What the hell happened here 🤣🤣🤣
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    I’m trying to do some digging myself but trying find info on the the new tier 5 24hp Kubota is difficult as I only seem to come across the v1505 E tier 4 documents? Just wondering how different the engines are, if at all? We have the new 24hp diesel forst at work now.
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    Ah so your GM150 34hp chips @ 1800 rpm and the new Jensen and Forst 24hp @ 1360 rpm! Quite and significant difference of flywheel speed! Wonder if the throttle can be adjusted to re-tune the new one to chip better?
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    Oh I l didn’t realise that - a 2022 ST6D when up to max reads out at 1400 on the digital display but I thought that was flywheel speed? Could we’ll be wrong though and it be rpm of engine. I remember the old Schisling MX reading 1870
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    I’m pretty sure it’s the 25hp @ 2500 rpm so it’s running pretty steady. Think it’s only the throttle position stopping it running at 3000rpm and generating more hp?
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    201 hands down
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    Is it the detuned 1505 kubuta in it?
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    Putting a quick word in for Matt here [emoji4] he’s a great bloke and runs a really nice firm. Some of the most pleasant tree days I’ve had [emoji106] would be a great opportunity for someone as Matt is great teacher too!
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    Hello buddy, I have new OEM piston and cylinder if you’re interested. I had a spud ported 346 that was stolen so is no longer needed.
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    Yes
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    Healthcare assistants are on the frontline
  16. twiggers
    Nurses and allied professionals no, healthcare assistants - yes.
  17. twiggers
    That was on 11.7 though - 10mm @ 70mm would be best
  18. twiggers
    Hello mate! I asked this question a while ago and nice compact version is the 70mm/8mm viper cord from Marlow
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    Nice truck!
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    Dolmar

    twiggers replied to shavey's topic in AJS Dolmar

    I have the Makita version and can be had for £360 with x2 6amp and fast charger. Time it with a free battery offer from Makita and you’ll get 2x extra batteries for free. Good saw, little heavy and the chain tensioner breaks too easily
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    Distel Lightweight Aluminium Spurs - All Clothing & Protection | Uniforms, Workwear, Specialist Equipment & PPE Suppliers WWW.ALLCLOTHING.CO.UK Distel Lightweight Aluminium SpursThe Distel Lightweight Aluminium Spurs are made from engineered aluminium making them extremely light-weight. The shank is fully height adjustable and is comfort padded. Fans of classic synthetic leather straps have been heard, so you can now select from the leather strap or the £270
  22. twiggers
    Spot on!
  23. twiggers
    Cheers thought you meant the rope! Yes I use the new ZZ and blue T and it’s great [emoji106]
  24. twiggers
    Really? I brought mine 10/2020? Have you further info please
  25. twiggers
    Great information thanks buddy. Running moving ropes atm - *till I learn the ropes*

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