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Beech take down 2010


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Mine was 70m and I ordered a new 60m by mistake! The company I was workign for paid for it but kept the other two bits of rope in approx. 40 and 20 m lengths. WOuld have been handy for smaller stuff.

 

70m is only ever really necessary if rigging from a different tree a way away.

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Well. we are a bit overtime already. We lost 2 days last week to weather but I can't count those, they get counted on the days lost per year and every job has to make up for them not just this one, but we did work 3 days last week on it and today so that makes 4 so far. We made good progress today, I'll put some pics/video up soon. All chipping is done and just trunk left, and all wood thats down is gone.

 

We are not back to it until thursday as I have other things that I need to get done, so overall this is dragging on a bit now, but six days total is what I estimated so we could be ok, and if not then the firewood I get will make up for it, but not till next year!

 

I'm doing approx 4 hours climbing a day, the rest is transporting woodchip etc. It takes an hour to unload woodchips, then I get back and fill up with wood which takes 2hrs to unload (different location) we are also selling quite a bit locally as unseasoned wood which is good.

 

Seeing as there is not much work on I can't afford to bring in extra people and vehicles so I'm just ticking along myself. Its surprising what you can do with one truck!

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Spent the rest of the day driving chips/logs all round the county.

 

Got some video today but had battery problem with the head cam! I forgot to get some more lithiums so had to use energiser standard ones, got 3 shots, about 15 minutes!!

 

Anyway my digital camera has video mode so we used that a bit. Will edit something together, I'm sure. Its a shame cos we did a lot of lifting today getting the heavy branches off. I'll post some pics for now.

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