Crane reduction on Oak

[Big 'Ammer]

Sweet!

[Rich Rule]

Nice work there steve... was it your own job or contract climbing?

[vduben]

looked like a brilliant job mate nice 1:001_smile:

[Jay]

yer could of done with a tripod, did our best but its alot of work to keep up with the speed of a crane if your on the ground, i couldnt beleive how quick it was coming down and large peices to. was a good job though for my first crane job.

[Steve Bullman]

Nice work there steve... was it your own job or contract climbing?

 

contract job for greenboy....and im glad too, lovely job to turn up and do without the hassle and stress of organising

[Chris Harris]

Yes certainly a good job done! Could'nt of got a better day if we tried with the weather, a bit of a contrast with today. All credit to the crane operator & the banksman too both done a really good job, could'nt believe how quickly it was all done. Obviously the ground crew were awesomes but that goes without saying:001_cool:.

As the timber & brash was processed the next piece was on its way down! very quick job. The crane i believe was 80ton & but at the furthest point on the job it could lift 4ton. considering the size of that last piece was 2.4ton, 4ton must be a hell of a size.

[MattyF]

any pics ??..looked a fun job,you definietly picked the right day for it as well!

[treewizard]

wicked steve! nice jobe fair play to you!

[David oakman]

What a lovely place i wish i worked somewhere like that and superb trees:001_smile:

[Steve Bullman]

yeah it would be a great place to work full time for sure.....i could see the staff most of the day just poncing around on quads:001_tongue: