General Tree pics

[Robert_S]

:lol:Yeah that was us about to let it off the leash, we were just giving it its final instructions then we went back to the van for a sleep:thumbup:

 

i am teaching it to drive next week so i can just stay in the house

[Dave D]

The wee chipper earning its keep

 

how did you photo shop the trees and shrubs out in the second picture robert?

[Robert_S]

its a programme i got called " groundie with saw and greenmech chipper" it works a treat

[RobRainford]

its a programme i got called " groundie with saw and greenmech chipper" it works a treat

 

I've got that program too! I paid extra for a couple of add ons called 'trailer' and 'drag'

[Frank]

its a programme i got called " groundie with saw and greenmech chipper" it works a treat

 

Do you not have another programme called "straighten up the now visible wonky shambles of a fence"???

 

 

Whoever put that up likes their beer. Haha.

[RobRainford]

Do you not have another programme called "straighten up the now visible wonky shambles of a fence"???

 

 

Whoever put that up likes their beer. Haha.

 

I think their spirit level ran out of bubbles

 

Where's the apprentice when you need them!

[Frank]

Also Robert, did you hide the logs behind that shrub near the bench???

[Robert_S]

Do you not have another programme called "straighten up the now visible wonky shambles of a fence"???

 

 

Whoever put that up likes their beer. Haha.

 

I certainly do frank, but it costs just under £2k and some cant afford it so they keep the old fence:001_rolleyes:

 

And no the logs are not hidden they are stacked for wildlife habitat:biggrin:

Edited April 2, 2011 by Robert_S

[Heads up]

Taupos 3rd picture

Now thats a proper cut and hold!

[Taupotreeman]

Taupos 3rd picture

Now thats a proper cut and hold!

 

Hehe, big hooha here a few years ago about them being called one handed saws or top handled saws. There's still no legislation (as far as I know) about top handled saws not being able to be used one handed. Fair play to the operator though, he was fast as the proverbial of a well greased shovel.