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I’ve seen it, interesting concept, sort of stolen from a sitcom called ‘Goodnight Sweethearts It sort of runs out of steam and ideas in the end. Be interested to know what you think.

Fair enough.

Ok, sorry we thought you were a bot, Lot of it about. What is your end goal? What in an ideal world would you be doing in 5 years?

When I started in this gig in 95 I worked for a bit of a ragtag company, saws in those days were a bit less reliable (or so it seemed to me) I remember a climber throwing a non-starting 020t out of the tree onto the ground where it broke apart a bit, rendering it useless. I could not understand...

Good to hear the handles work. As for starting, 3 or so attempts in the traditional ’one hand on the handle, one hand on the pull starter’ Then I’ll drop start the bastard.

First one is actually a very nice photo.

Markets vary, here and everywhere. Most climbers have established relationships with a number of different companies that they juggle to suit all parties.

In the UK, it’s the original contractor’s responsibility/insurance. What if there’s a dispute over whether the climber feels the groundsman (employed by the main contractor) is responsible? If the freelance climber puts a hole in the roof then all the main contractor can do is not hire that guy...

Why would you need liability insurance? If you damage something surely the main contractor is responsible.

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Does your ‘magnesium’ come from Columbia?

Crisps are tastier.

Saltier the better.

You don’t need liability insurance, it’s on him. As for how much he made on the job, it’s irrelevant ‘picker don’t ask the price of cotton’

Eat potato chips when you feel it coming on.

I should qualify, that isn’t using a properly modded exhaust, just me and a 1/2 inch drill getting medieval!

Yeah same, on the handle. Still happens. At least to me, even burnt a little skin on my stomach.

Ok hère.

I have a protos, partly because the lad has one and it made the fitting of comms a bit easier. Very expensive but I keep mine in a box in the cab rather than rattling around in the back of the van, so should last a good while. They’re heavy so the odd day I will wear the old husky forestry...