the 'todays job' thread

[Ian Flatters]

Might be the highways department Ian ,it is their land after all ,another bit of plastic or somebody to clear up !

 

 

I guess they can tie that in when they actually clear up all the lorry plastic, mirrors and bits of interior then. 😂

[Philip Anderson]

I guess they can tie that in when they actually clear up all the lorry plastic, mirrors and bits of interior then. 😂

 

i guess that makes it alright then I'll stick a sign outside county hall I'm sure they won't mind:thumbup1:

[Ian Flatters]

i guess that makes it alright then I'll stick a sign outside county hall I'm sure they won't mind:thumbup1:

 

 

To be fair I read contracts throughly as its responsible to do so. Nothing saying that I cannot as I am the contractor completing the works.

 

I don't know you to be fair and think it might be how I read the quotes comment above but it seems slightly bitter towards me? Any particular reason for this? I'll assume your kens son? As I recognise the surname.

 

Ian

[John Shutler]

 

Tidying up a failed Monterey pine

Back tomorrow to have a scratch about, burn the stuff we can't chip and stack the last of the timber. Going to use an RSJ in the grab on the digger as a rake

[timberbear]

put my new battery powered top handle through its paces! Very impressed on this little sycamore job.

[Ian Flatters]

[ATTACH]201490[/ATTACH]put my new battery powered top handle through its paces! Very impressed on this little sycamore job.

 

 

Any negatives to report? I assume it's early stages but please keep us updated. I love the idea of moving away from fuelled saws in certain parts of arb work.

[jpbeaver]

It was off with the grab this morning and time to chain some timber in to the back. All timber shifted and site cleaned up and took the lads for a quick pub lunch. Big thanks to Steve Walker and Tom Booth for their hard work.

[Mick Dempsey]

And a good looking hinge as well!

[Will Heal]

Two pines to fell and a hedge to clear, plenty of space to drop the trees and the tractor to clear up. So a fairly easy day

[timberbear]

Any negatives to report? I assume it's early stages but please keep us updated. I love the idea of moving away from fuelled saws in certain parts of arb work.

 

 

Ian, I got it because I'm awaiting surgery on my elbows so find it hard to pull these days, I mean pull starter cord. I found it so easy to use and was great in the ivy and a bonus on a nice day not to breath fumes in all day. It lasted for the whole job hard to put a time on the trigger use. I'm so impressed that I've just ordered the back handled version for coppice works. The only issue I found was I kept forgetting to check the chain oil, because your not adding fuel its easy to forget!