What work shop would you like

[john meehan]

wot about efciency in the tree etc

[Lee Winger]

The use of winches such as a Hobbs or GRCS

[madclimber]

winches, p&d recognition, :proud:

[Bundle 2]

Crown support and propping methods. Reasons for using the techniques.Pointers on the purposes of using bracing, maybe include a brief history of the technique to highlight the reasons to employ it. The dos and donts and methods of calculating angles, strengths required, inspection intervals and such...

[Alex]

wot about efciency in the tree etc

 

Could be a tricky one to work in to a session, as it can be a tree time and experiance thing. Saying that never say never, talking about hitch progresion and enargy/effort saving perhaps or just good old fashioned job planning. Could link to the idear of how to quote for a job.

 

Like the support and bracing one, this list is bulking up any more people?

[Pete Mctree]

Canopy access. Covering srt, footlocking etc. Ladders seem to be the be all and end all to most, but imo on larger trees there are easier ways. Would like to see best practive and options employing minimal kit, the shiny gadjet love is not shared by all

[Bundle 2]

Seriously...I have searched Cauls...and come up with pages of tree related data but almost all of it physiology based.....

and yeah...ladders are not the way forward here....

[Alex]

enginears dream, with calculations and reffrences well above pay grade hu.... Plus stuff on when to use or when not, leagel responsiblity, monitoring etc for systmes?

 

Canopy access, for sure on the list, SRT dose require some kit mind to make it worth while, you can jug up with two prussics but it's hell.

[Linda]

Splicing please!! Can't keep sending my stuff off to you now Alex, can I? Or perhaps Nod could do a one day course before the comp at Myerscough?