oak dismantle pics

[John Shutler]

i quite like the idea of one of the orange ones ed mentioned on another thread.

bet many people will cry out when i say i bought it over the 441

[Nick Waring]

John, is that NE Hi-Vee your using? what friction cord are you using for the V.T?

[John Shutler]

no its samson arbormaster. the hitchcord is liros herkules. it is a satisfying combo. i have since gone back to using armor-prus though

[Frank]

i quite like the idea of one of the orange ones ed mentioned on another thread.

bet many people will cry out when i say i bought it over the 441

 

What did you just say???? I Didnt think swearing was allowed on this site. GET OUT, GET OUT NOW. Wash your mouth out with soapy water. How dare you, how very dare you.hahaha

 

You passed up a 441 for a chainsaw made by a japanese cordless drill company that doesnt even come in hi-vis colours. You need to go sit on the naughty step and seriously think about what you have done. hahaha:001_tongue::001_tongue:

[atree]

awesome pic's,looked like a wet old day.nice job to.

[Mark Bolam]

That's a lot of timber rigged down in a day John. Well done!

 

Are those carbon fibre spikes you're wearing? Loving mine.

[sanny]

nice work john day and a half you say well done (thumbs up)

[John Shutler]

yeah they are the carbon geckos, cracking spikes, though i wish i had the older versions with the straps insead of the velcro

yeah it was alot of stuff rigged down

having the big kit helped to move the job along

[Parker]

yep, it was a shame. but as mentioned on an earlier thread there were many reasons why it came down, unfortunately i can only point out the defects in the tree and the associated risks. the decision to remove was not mine. but better i have the work than someone else

 

Fair point - better you doing it safely and getting the money for it than the farmer trying to get it done on the cheap by a "tree surgeon"!