just a couple

[Ian Flatters]

Howdy,

 

Just a couple i've done recently. The Beech was on a tight schedule so the filming was minimal.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN4qRr_OcMQ]Beech - Highlightls - YouTube[/ame]

 

and the Conny i was suffering from the after effects of a 'Bank Holiday' weekend.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7W7LUAxdRE]Making it fit. - YouTube[/ame]

[Paul Smith]

Like the editing on the cony!

[David Goss]

Like the conny falling on the camera! Did you dig it in or just hope for the best?

[Ian Flatters]

Like the conny falling on the camera! Did you dig it in or just hope for the best?

 

Dug it in the ground and prayed it would survive.

[swinny]

Good video's there always good to watch. And that answers a question i was going to ask later about them little felling levers to see if anyone uses them

 

Where did you get it from if you don't mind me asking?

[Ian Flatters]

Good video's there always good to watch. And that answers a question i was going to ask later about them little felling levers to see if anyone uses them

 

Where did you get it from if you don't mind me asking?

 

I got it from my local arb shop but im sure most online ones sell them. Very handy little tool even on the ground when ringing up timber.

[Adam Bourne]

I got it from my local arb shop but im sure most online ones sell them. Very handy little tool even on the ground when ringing up timber.

 

nice videos there Ian, where is your local arb shop?

[old snake]

Nice work mate. Love a good bombing job :-)

[Ian Flatters]

nice videos there Ian, where is your local arb shop?

 

Rouse, Norfolk

[swinny]

Another thing i just noticed was you wearing goggles/glasses they seem like good ones and fairly cover/protect your eyes..... was sick and tired of sawdust and rubbish in my eyes yesterday dismantling a big beech

 

what sort are they? or are they just any old glasses? and how do they do in the rain?

 

Cheers