TonyTurner
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Reged: 11/01/2005
Posts: 1
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After several nasty experiences with badly-marked pot lines off the Devon coast, I now carry a long-handled telescopic tree lopper and saw. It has twice enabled me to free deep-sunk lines caught on the skeg or prop, in seconds, from the safety and comfort of the deck. No more need to get wet and cold, or to destroy your favourite bread-knife! The best £20 I ever spent at a garden centre...
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MikeEchoPapa
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Reged: 28/02/2004
Posts: 1113
Loc: Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset
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I trust that you are not being tempted to nip off the odd marker as you go by them.
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Brian
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Kermudjon
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Reged: 14/02/2007
Posts: 1361
Loc: Essex
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My tree-lopper, or averruncator as it is called, is a wee bit long. I'd have it extending from the aft cabin to the forepeak if I tried to stow it.
Neat idea though.
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tangomoon
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Reged: 18/10/2004
Posts: 1748
Loc: SW
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Same here but have not had cause to use mine - long may that continue
Kermudjon we're talking about the extending ones going to 12 feet height or so
Edited by tangomoon (12/07/2008 21:01)
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