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Tree monkey 1682

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  1. Doesn't surprise me seens the average wage a month in Portugal is about 825 euros ...so a local was saying to me .
  2. That is not a good sign,😆 when reading this it filled me with dread knowing everyone wants to try not to pay out for more certs . But alot of it is in cpcs training. But I had the displeasure of driving a 3 ton grey thing , struggled lift 1/4 dumpy bag on a tight radius !
  3. If you did a cpcs above and below ten tons with lifting ops, that would cover alot of the stuff that needs covering
  4. Oh need to be careful of in house training as that can be a slippery slope also , ie what makes you a competent assesor/trainer .. get the same stuff with npors ,hence why cpcs works. I spose the closest thing to trees is getting the d90 ticket , for demolition, thats working with various attachments at hight .
  5. Stay out of lift plans as you'll go down the route of appointed person, slinger and signaller and separate insurances
  6. Check valves on a digger incase of burst hoses, and also an alarm so one doesn't overload the machine , I guess cpcs and lifting ops covers the operator
  7. Thank you for that
  8. Mew to me ,but why would you buy greenmech unless your going to close them down?
  9. Whats the side casing made out of? I know my 350 (different saw ) used to do funny things if the side cover was warped dont know if its worth having a look- and mine didnt show signs of internal damage either...
  10. Hmm ,look how precious the people around hadrians wall are about a sycamore tree! Im surprised a listed /protected wall didnt override the tree. Nether the less deep pockets or knobbing an arboricultural solicitor. But most times council are stubborn and my original comment is quite true , that you brought the house knowing the tree was there !
  11. It is simplistic,or maybe to the point , but waffling on people don't always seem to 'get it' .
  12. Don't buy a house next to established trees, you know they will do naff all ,council normally have a view that you brought the house knowing the tree was there before you brought it. Or that's atleast the view down south.recently I put in to remove three trees with ash dieback back only for the paperwork to be refused . Yet the trees are in a public place with ,other issues like weak limbs and bark damage and poor pruning. And that got declined
  13. Speak to timberwolf uk / entec they'll send over an op manual. Schematics Stringy bits are the blades are to far away from anvil or anvil needs rotating replacing Ever changed hydraulic oil? Id go down thst first before messing with the anti stress
  14. Nothing to do with being a tit, my ex had a stupidly strong Devon accent , and it was a passing pub thing .
  15. Arrh, it. Was only when we asked local police which ones safer and they said, use this one we dont get called to it -went to that one walked in and u could hear a pin hit the floor it was that quiet once my partner opened her mouth (ex)

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