The SkyRitz beast!

[rowan lee]

Couldnt believe my eyes when i got home last weekend and saw this bad bouy

parked up down at the big house on the estate where my old man lives and works. Getting ready for a bit of utility work around the power lines on the grounds. Unfortunately the keys were'nt hiding under the wheel arches, as i would have posted up a little video as well:thumbup1:

[WeeDee]

Parklawn Tree Services? They're a Roscommon company, aren't they?

 

How far into the north-west are you, Rowan Lee?

[rowan lee]

Parklawn Tree Services? They're a Roscommon company, aren't they?

 

How far into the north-west are you, Rowan Lee?

 

Yeah they sure are, i think theres a dude on here who might work for them but havent confirmed that yet. (scottythepinetree).

 

Near Collooney, Co.Sligo. Based in Co.Meath these days though, but venture home home most weekends during the summer.

 

What about yourself mate? Do you work with tree's?

[scottythepinetree]

Didn't find the keys cos I always bring em with me mate. Boss would literally cut my arms off if anything happened to that machine. He has 2 of them. Other one is working down in Tuam at the minute.

[rowan lee]

Didn't find the keys cos I always bring em with me mate. Boss would literally cut my arms off if anything happened to that machine. He has 2 of them. Other one is working down in Tuam at the minute.

 

LOL, so it was yourself down in Ballindoon then.That was two saturdays ago, it think. Pity i missed you lads working, would have been good to have a chat. Funnily enough i saw that same machine near Dromahair a day or two earlier to these pictures being taken, but couldnt find it on the way home. Mad old coincidence.

[scottythepinetree]

If it was a Saturday it was probably the big man himself and one of the other lads. Don't do Saturdays as a rule. Plenty other stuff to be doing and the body needs rest.

 

To be honest it's a pretty slow machine but good for getting us out of spots where a switchout would normally be required, so pays for itself that way. Also very limited in where it can reach. There is a hedge cutter knocking about the area somewhere aswell. Now that is a beast. Big saw head on it. That thing has paid for itself a hundred times over. Will go through a hundred meters of hedge in about 10 minutes depending on the size of the stems.

[rowan lee]

Oh, that sounds nice! Any Pictures knocking about?

[scottythepinetree]

Sorry mate. He's a sound enough lad to work for but a touch on the ignorant side if you know what I mean . Pretty much guess what he'd say if I was faffing about with cameras. You can hear it cutting for miles so easy to find if you're out that way. Greaghnafarna/Carrowcrin general area. Not as flashy as the JD, much better to see it eat a hedge than see a photo of it. Be out that way for another couple of weeks then out to French Park then down to help the lads in Tuam hear they are buried in timber down there.