Poplar Crane Removal

[testcricket01]

Told you he didn't mind losing channel 5:lol:. £17.50 bargin! I spent all of today splitting up the sweet chestnut we did last week to make room for any other timber that i need to dump up the yard.

 

rather you than me lol saying that ive gotta ring that lump up i took home split that ive got a guy who wants it unseasoned so thats more money i guess

[Ian Flatters]

rather you than me lol saying that ive gotta ring that lump up i took home split that ive got a guy who wants it unseasoned so thats more money i guess

 

Yeah, at least mine was in rings big enough to whack an axe through. Reckon i split and moved 6 tonne of it already.

[mistahbenn]

Steep

 

 

Learning

 

 

 

Curve.

 

Well done on the job

[gibbon]

Good job. Was that your first crane job? If so then you did very.well

[testcricket01]

Good job. Was that your first crane job? If so then you did very.well

 

it was my first time ever even useing a crane only experience with a crane is watching reg that one day.

 

all is explained in this thread

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/video-forum/28696-poplar-crane-removal-helmet-cam-footage.html

[Ian Flatters]

Good job. Was that your first crane job? If so then you did very.well

 

Na done quite a few over the years (was quite nice just grounding tho). Yeah James did really well, also the crane operator was great as he put the timber as instructed, always on the ball for when we needed stuff re-lifted and was very good at using the speaker system to re create the sound of a falling bomb:laugh1:.