Beech take down 2010

[Rupe]

I think there is a good balance on this site. Plenty of information form yourself and others regarding fungi and diseases and structural strengths and weaknesses. This site cater for all thigns in its many areas of. I don't contribute much in those areas cos I know very little about it, but the information is there should I wish to learn more.

[Mesterh]

Been an excellent thread and really enjoyed reading it all:thumbup1:

 

 

Top job.

[Catweazle]

I enjoyed seeing that tree dismantled, even though I'm not a tree surgeon myself I found it very interesting.

 

Does it take a while to get that kind of understanding between the guy in the tree and the one on the ground ? Or can experienced people just work together straight away ?

[Rupe]

I think experiences poeple probably could work together straight away, might need a bit of time to get used to things. My ground is exceptionally good though and he know waht I'm doing well before I do! In fact I never really know what I'm doing until I've done it.

 

I hardly talk to him at all now. It all works really well.

[White Noise]

I think experiences poeple probably could work together straight away, might need a bit of time to get used to things. My ground is exceptionally good though and he know waht I'm doing well before I do! In fact I never really know what I'm doing until I've done it.

 

I hardly talk to him at all now. It all works really well.

 

Thats a cool position to be in

 

None of this shouting one wrap, two wraps let it run .

[Rupe]

I let him know if I'm going to do a much larger or smaller bit than before, that about all. And wind up if necessary and let it run, but that all done with hand signals anyway.

 

We don't run the chipper while lowering though (maybe occaisionally) and that helps, so if I need to say something there is no need for shouting. I like a peaceful work site and customers (and neighbours) don't want a load of yelling going on.

[White Noise]

I let him know if I'm going to do a much larger or smaller bit than before, that about all. And wind up if necessary and let it run, but that all done with hand signals anyway.

 

We don't run the chipper while lowering though (maybe occaisionally) and that helps, so if I need to say something there is no need for shouting. I like a peaceful work site and customers (and neighbours) don't want a load of yelling going on.

 

Makes sense . Shouting and yelling on site does look bad . Our work site is usually chilled but we seem to be infected by chinese wispers . Go and get the rake suddenly is read as have a break .

[Rupe]

I asked for some slack in the rope and they thought I wanted some smack and some dope!!

[White Noise]

I asked for some slack in the rope and they thought I wanted some smack and some dope!!

 

Well if you had the job would of been done in 2hrs

 

We had a subbie groundie in about two years ago when he tied the saw on halfway up the tree it magically un did itself . The bar buried in the soil and no damage was done . We asked him who trained him Paul fookin daniels

[AJarb]

Really good job Rupe, enjoyed all the pics and vids. Looked a very professional undertaking from start to finish. Thanks for sharing!