150 ft Redwood Removal - Italy

[rbtree]

I was told "it seems smaller than 46mt (128 ft)!" 46m=150.5 feet

the chart explained to me that is the effect of wide angle lents.

In THE GREEN CORNER in the folder "foto sequoia" photo n 1 contains all the given size of the plant and the yellow pulley in the picture n 8 is placed about 29 meters (81ft) because the blue rope is long 60 meters (168 ft) (see Photo n 4) 60m=196 feet!

 

 

My comments inside, in bold

[Climbergiorgio]

Ah ah ah... it'is my technique:001_tt2:. I try to explain: inserted below the belt after having made a good deal of cutting. :lol:The pieces coming down with an average of about 25 minutes.

You're right on height ... there are more converters than once on the Internet:blushing:

1 quintal = 100 kilograms = 220.46 pounds (if I took the right converter:001_rolleyes:)

[Climbergiorgio]

"a yellow block"

"the blue rope"

80 quintals ,clear to me and i'm a part timer.

 

They were landmarks in the photos shown to demonstrate the height of the plant

[High Scale]

Bravo! You must have been aching after that job?

[Climbergiorgio]

To RBTREE:

I want to say, again, that neither on the road nor near the tree there was place to put a crane.

I'm just the lumberjack, so I just cut down trees, if who pays me want me to cut little or big pieces of wood I just do it, I don't mind of the timber, when I finished to cut down I go home.

 

Thanks for your comment to italians on the other site

[Climbergiorgio]

Bravo! You must have been aching after that job?

 

Yes, enough aching... but also my team worked a lot

[rbtree]

To RBTREE:

I want to say, again, that neither on the road nor near the tree there was place to put a crane.

I'm just the lumberjack, so I just cut down trees, if who pays me want me to cut little or big pieces of wood I just do it, I don't mind of the timber, when I finished to cut down I go home.

 

Thanks for your comment to italians on the other site

 

As I noted on the other site, no crane access, as you said. Oh well...

 

TreeCycle's a friend, thus the jab at him..

 

It is still a shame that the wood couldn't have been utilized.

 

What did you think of my vertical speedline description? I don't do it often, as there are few sites where we're not able to freefall log lengths from 6 to 100 feet, but it really works.

 

May I ask the appx job price?

 

Again, great work!

[Climbergiorgio]

from what I understood your Speedline is a system already used by me, if you have some pictures post it.

As for the wood cut, I wanted to confirm that in Italy the wood for construction doesn't worth anything 'cause it's imported in large quantities from Slovenia that sells at very low prices (that is, the forests have increased in Italy). Most of the wood cut in the forests is used for energy purposes.

I could make some larger pieces of work but the manager wanted the plant was dismantled in this way.

[Dean Lofthouse]

As for the wood cut, I wanted to confirm that in Italy the wood for construction doesn't worth anything 'cause it's imported in large quantities from Slovenia that sells at very low prices (that is, the forests have increased in Italy). Most of the wood cut in the forests is used for energy purposes.

I could make some larger pieces of work but the manager wanted the plant was dismantled in this way.

 

That makes perfect sense now Giorgio, thank you..

[skyhuck]

I'm just the lumberjack, so I just cut down trees, if who pays me want me to cut little or big pieces of wood I just do it, I don't mind of the timber, when I finished to cut down I go home.

 

 

Spot on!!!!!!!!!!!

 

ME TOO!!!!!!!!!!