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Nice piece of work Matt.

 

With hindsight, (and more control of the job) what would you have liked to have done diferently within restrictions imposed?

 

 

 

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Just less stress. With arranging things last minute, not being on the tools for months and having an inexperienced crane operator show up put me in a bad mind set.

 

I would have liked an extra day, then one of my guys would have been up there as I'm hoping to step back from the contracting.

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we dont see the stress mate from this side of the screen, we just see a master at work, at first when i started watching it i thought, ' whats the big deal, its only a pine, then i noticed it was 3 stems, and VERY high up, yikes ' well done indeed. i thought the crane guy was rejigging a bit when the piece want moving, i bet that was a brown pant moment lol

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we dont see the stress mate from this side of the screen, we just see a master at work, at first when i started watching it i thought, ' whats the big deal, its only a pine, then i noticed it was 3 stems, and VERY high up, yikes ' well done indeed. i thought the crane guy was rejigging a bit when the piece want moving, i bet that was a brown pant moment lol

 

Thats a nice thing to say. All I can take credit for is organising the job and cutting pieces off. My ground crew take over as soon as its cut. If they say they can handle a piece I trust them 100%. If they mess up somethings going to go seriously wrong.

 

All the crane footage I got before the batery went was my usual driver so no issues there. The 1st section I cut with the agency driver was a bit twitchy as he was just freezing up. I'm still a bit sour that they sent such an inexperienced guy out to that site. We've got him in again next week so hopefully he'll chill a bit before then.

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