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Andy Collins
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good job, sling seems pretty low if it was aleaner, just a tip mate:thumbup1:

 

Was woried about pulling the loader fork out the ground if the angle was too steep. Put some tension on if first and could see it moving. And I only had 1 section of ladder with me:001_tt2:

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please tell me you had to come down and run back and forward to see what you were doing or your groundie has a great eye on him and shouts wee instructions to you. please!:biggrin:

 

Thats one of the lads I work with. He's a very good climber and will only ask now and again where a branch needs to be drawn back to.

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The tree behind the broken one is split as well and when i looked this morning is now on the ground. The broken one is still sitting on the good tree. So i guess we will be using the tractor and my Makita 7900 fsirly soon

 

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We have this one to deal with in Alness the stump in the bottom pic is one that did the same last winter, More pics to follow.

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