Crane reduction on Oak

[Steve Bullman]

Heres a little footage from today, all hands were on deck most of the time so not too much to see unfortunately.

The Oak was the only one left untouched in an avenue, all had previously lost their tops.....this one was catching a lot of wind and there was substantial movement in the root plate, hence the reduction.

 

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[bob]

nice one there matey peeps and nice music looked like a better job than the ivy

[Steve Bullman]

yes that certainly made up for last week!!

[Pete Mctree]

Nice smooth work, with some well balanced picks.

 

Looked a fair sized crane, how big and what was your lift at that distance?

[RC0]

That was good Steve, you need a tripod though mate!

[TheTreeWiseMen]

Nicely done Mr Bullman! Impressive piece of arb work.

[David Humphries]

Looks like good fun Steve.

Nice Work.

 

Any after still shots?

 

 

 

 

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[High Scale]

Nice Steve, looked difficult with such a low anchor point, bet you were buzzing when you got down?

[Steve Bullman]

Nice smooth work, with some well balanced picks.

 

Looked a fair sized crane, how big and what was your lift at that distance?

 

it was a 40m cran, i believe 80ton, greenboy will know. that big piece we took right at the end was 2.4ton, the crane could have taken 4

[Steve Bullman]

Nice Steve, looked difficult with such a low anchor point, bet you were buzzing when you got down?

 

werent the best anchor point for a couple of those pieces......was a nice fun job though!