TD Tree & Land Services pics

[Tom D]

Yesterdays job, winching a big ash out of the river Almond. It was up a gainst the Crammond Brigg, which dates back to 1690 or so..

[David Humphries]

Fine shot Tom.

 

Cold down on the river I bet!

 

What did you anchor on to?

 

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[Tom D]

The bridge is just pedestrian these days, so we were able to park the van in the middle and anchor off that.

[Stephen Blair]

That's a biggy Tom!!

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

An interesting RA I should think?

 

Would you include immersion suit / buoyancy aid / recovery line / recovery vessel when working over water?

[Tom D]

As the guy is roped in from above its not really necessary, immersion suit would have given peace of mind, but we have done quite a few of these jobs and we almost always tie in and drop down. The water is about 3' deep, the tree was resting on the bottom.

[Tom D]

Some of the better pics that I have been pouring over for the new website..

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

As the guy is roped in from above its not really necessary, immersion suit would have given peace of mind, but we have done quite a few of these jobs and we almost always tie in and drop down. The water is about 3' deep, the tree was resting on the bottom.

 

 

Yes, understood! Depth, flow & temp all relevant!!

[Tom D]

some more.

[SKStrees]

Some great photos there