trees

[raker]

I think the answer will be no.Farmers do have people cut and clear trees for them as they are often too busy to do it themselves.I do it, but they also want to know that you are competant.

Having read your other threads i think you need to take a step back and have a think about what you are getting into. Felling trees is dangerous and cant be taken lightly.Chainsaws are the most dangerous power tool you can own. Together its a recipe for disaster. Maybe fatally so.

Get some training or help someone out who has some experience. Maybe just for free just to watch and pick up some safe working practices.

[Samuel]

i believe that it is a pine tree in the picture and maybe get on a national certificate in arb to get some basic knowledge on climbing and using a chainsaw safely

 

also dont rip his head off he is a new member and needs some guidance on what to do

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/18186-helping-new-members.html

[monkey boys]

yer im in as i said i need a start and im willing to work for free who can help im compitent too fell some trees as iv tacken trees down in the past

felling and clearing site

[monkey boys]

iv felled bid ferns in the past taller then a two story hourse

think its over 40 ferns now and a old pear tree at my mums

and a sycamore lol but im still new too all this tree work and climbing i love hights

[skyhuck]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I've never seen a "fern" more than a couple of feet tall!!

 

They should really have been protected, not felled!!!

[monkey boys]

yer think it a fern it looks like a over size xmas tree

[skyhuck]

I think you may mean Fir.

[sean1212]

larch maybe

[treequip]

yer think it a fern it looks like a over size xmas tree

 

Did it have baubles and coloured lights on?

 

Seriously fella, get some training

Edited August 28, 2010 by treequip

[Samuel]

Did it have baubles and coloured lights on?

 

Seriously fella, get some training

 

could not agree more

 

well what qualifications if any have you got already?