General Tree pics

[ben lightfoot]

Real nice work

[mistahbenn]

Cheers Silky. Yes, that gob worked out very good, without the snipe, when the mouth closed and the hinge breaks, the trunk would have bounced off the stump. With, it just slid off without any forward movement. Very handy when working with not much space!

[Ian Flatters]

Cheers Silky. Yes, that gob worked out very good, without the snipe, when the mouth closed and the hinge breaks, the trunk would have bounced off the stump. With, it just slid off without any forward movement. Very handy when working with not much space!

 

Nice work as always Ben, loved the customer pictures

[mistahbenn]

It actually turned out being 3 days.... with the rain haltering the clean up, and having to get the mini loader back to the rental shop, dumping two loads of wood etc.

[Steve Bullman]

Think that was the customer stevie.

 

ermmm...kinda gathered that, i was being sarcastic

[mistahbenn]

Here are the last two cuts from that tree [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taGa7kzOZK4]Pin oak last 2 cuts - YouTube[/ame]

[Mark Bolam]

Very nice work Ben.

 

You seem to have to deal with an awful lot of utility lines in the States, would send me mental!

[mistahbenn]

We were lucky with that one mate, no power lines!!

[Robert_S]

cracking job ben

 

big tree for that size of garden.

[Dean Lofthouse]

I like the bit where the client sees buildings in the hinge fibres