the 'todays job' thread

[bigtreedon]

Happens a fair bit when your taking some light bits. No point in going back to the SafeBloc to remove it from one hole to only go back to thread it back trough.

I have found giving it a little slack works well though, if you have the space for it to do so obviously. When it gets to a point where it's too heavy for hand held I add it to the bollard but normally run half a turn less to allow for the SafeBloc turns.

With it through two holes with a 16mil line I found it ok even on some pretty small stuff and enough for some fairly big stuff when I used 12mil line it seemed to have allot less friction on the bigger pieces

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[Ian Flatters]

With it through two holes with a 16mil line I found it ok even on some pretty small stuff and enough for some fairly big stuff when I used 12mil line it seemed to have allot less friction on the bigger pieces

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Yeah we're running 16mm. But have found if it's through 3 holes it can stick with light stuff.

[billpierce]

Had an excellent morning ziplining oak boards over a cliff and into the back of a trailer. Plenty of help from the clients family too


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[Steve Bullman]

Nice one, looked like fun

[billpierce]

Nice one, looked like fun

We all had a go on the zip line too

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[Mark Bolam]

It's illegal not to Bill.

[Ian Flatters]

A few from recent weeks. All assisted fells with the skid steer.

First one was a birch that the client didn't like.

Second was moving a bit of that wood today.

Third was a beautiful London plane located in the old norwich hospital. Ben climbed it and had a real fun climb removing the deadwood.

Fourth and fifth pictures are from a poplar fell we carried out after it dropped a large limb close to the workshop.

Nothing super interesting about the jobs to be honest except it's quite nice spending more time on the ground watching the lads work away aloft.

[jackrs1]

Beech removed as it was pushing against the wall. All rigged down and the stump removed as much as we could.

[Mark Bolam]

A few from recent weeks. All assisted fells with the skid steer.

First one was a birch that the client didn't like.

Second was moving a bit of that wood today.

Third was a beautiful London plane located in the old norwich hospital. Ben climbed it and had a real fun climb removing the deadwood.

Fourth and fifth pictures are from a poplar fell we carried out after it dropped a large limb close to the workshop.

Nothing super interesting about the jobs to be honest except it's quite nice spending more time on the ground watching the lads work away aloft.

Made to measure that second pic Ian!
Good to see you posting again.

[Mark Bolam]

Very good pics Jack, that bollard has had some hammer!
Looked a cracking day for it.