General Tree pics

[Stephen Blair]

there was no need bob, as the trimmings were falling into the back of the truck, and i was on the levers and driving, so i just swept and blew between driving. you know i would of done it the best possible way

[skyhuck]

Thats very good Stevie!!!

 

Could you fix it with a solid link to the hiab, that only allowed it swing in line with the crane??

[skyhuck]

lot better than fannying about up steps or scaffold. Nice work.

 

SOOOOOOOOOOOOO true!!!!!!!!!

[Buzz]

conifer conifer conifer:001_smile:

 

Passed your HGV then Stevie ?

[Ewan Murray]

Couple of pics from yesterday:001_smile:

 

Pity It doesnt show the 5 students pulling it over!

[A_lopa]

My line crew clearing tea tree no joy.

[Stephen Blair]

Thats very good Stevie!!!

 

Could you fix it with a solid link to the hiab, that only allowed it swing in line with the crane??

 

great idea dave, it isnt mine, i hired it for the day, i wouldnt be able to change it as its not mine and it would probably effect the loler ticket, but i plan on getting one made up and your idea would certainly improve the working positions:001_cool:

[Mesterh]

conifer conifer conifer:001_smile:

 

Looking good

 

A lot less hassle than bleedin steps.

 

Looks like you could have stood on the roof of the cab though, or was it not high enough?

[Stephen Blair]

if i could of stood on the roof of a vehicle i wouldnt of taken a lorry with a hiab mate:sneaky2:

[Big 'Ammer]

Thats very good Stevie!!!

 

Could you fix it with a solid link to the hiab, that only allowed it swing in line with the crane??

 

No reason why not.

 

Needs a 'handle' like a bucket so that it is always level, not matter what the height.

 

Provided it was correctly fabricated, an engineer should have no problem lolering it, either a new build or a modification to an existing basket.