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  1. Sam Turner and sons have a good range of stuff.
  2. Sena 10r in my protos. Same as the other lads I work with
  3. Have a look at the teufelberger karaT Teufelberger karaT Carabiner WWW.SAM-TURNER.CO.UK The karaT carabiner is compact yet functional, offering lightweight strength for climbing systems, lanyards, and more. Its... Had a look when I was at Sammie's the other day and it seemed minute to the petzl ok'd that I usually use According to the OEM its 95mm
  4. ART Replacement Spiderjack 2.1 Release Lever - Honey Brothers HONEYBROS.COM ART Replacement Spiderjack 2.1 Release Lever from Honey Brothers. The largest equipment specialist in the tree care... At that, I think that's what your after Have a look
  5. Few bits over the last few months
  6. I'll bear in mind, Worst case I keep the 660 on 3/8 and the 462 on .325. But, on a 15" it looks mad, and it's mental when it touches wood😅
  7. Ok, I'll just keep on a 3/8.
  8. 1, is it worth doing, as it's what my 261 runs on, and 2, is there even a sprocket that's suitable available?
  9. Bit more pricey, but I don't have an issue with my scafell lites, would certainly get another pair when they go kaput.
  10. On a positive, I got a little .177 BB pistol the other day for plinking, hella lot of fun. And just got an Stoeger XM1 in .22, so that will be a bit of an upgrade from the old break barrel 177 used at the mo😅
  11. Yes, that is correct. So nothing concrete really regarding the epicormic growth, I'm best going to the local tree officer and seeing what they say
  12. What's the rules about removing suckers, watershoots etc from tpo trees? I get they can be deadwooded without a planning permission, but note sure what the deal is with out of character growth. Couple of pics of the tree in question There is also a big old what looks to be dead branch but there is a couple of live looking limbs off it, no specific pictures sorry, but can I get that dropped?
  13. Interesting to see opinions... I like a light saw, but I'm with Mark on the fact I would rather have an extra 400g and 5 years. It's like on my joinery gear, on the small stuff, drills impact, you can tell 50g between models, but on the mitre saw, can't tell if you left the batteries on or not.
  14. Not 100% sure

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