General Tree pics

[Pete Mctree]

Had this to deal with today, very tight tree. The top had split out in the hurricane, so the customer wanted the tree out. Tight!

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Awesome job:thumbup1:

[RobArb]

Seen em on FB before, nice job:thumbup:

[skyhuck]

That was tight!!!!

[Big 'Ammer]

That was an awkward site, top job.

[Ross Smith]

Did you do that all from a mewp ??

Nice work m8

[Stephen Blair]

That's the tightest worksite I think I have ever seen, big lumps aswell!

 

Gutsy:)

[mistahbenn]

From the bucket truck Ross! Yes it was tight, but we did a tighter elm the other month. I can't be bothered taking pictures most of the time but will try harder!

[BrendonV]

Ben,

 

With a forestry style bucket truck, how do you handle the brush on most jobs? Will you dismantle the tree with the bucket, than back up to the pile afterwards to chip the brush? Having the bucket in the right spot, and the chipper facing the right spot probably doesn't happen often. Just wondering how you handle this, as I know your areas are hard to work in anyways.

 

Nice pics btw, tight spot.

[mistahbenn]

Of course Brendon. On this job I cut chucked and managed to stack from the air myself, skills which take years to accomplish then we back up the chipper and do the do. The main thing is to have the brush stacked nicely for chipping afterwards.

[Jack Price]

good job! you got any helmet cam footage?