the 'todays job' thread

[lux]

Well not on a Sunday but Friday mornings oak reduction looked reasonable. Firewood orders in the afternoon.
Had several nice oaks to climb on Thursday and this one Friday morning so it was a nice end to the week.

[Alex O]

Well not on a Sunday but Friday mornings oak reduction looked reasonable. Firewood orders in the afternoon.
Had several nice oaks to climb on Thursday and this one Friday morning so it was a nice end to the week.

That’s a real tidy job mate, thanks for posting

[lux]

That’s a real tidy job mate, thanks for posting

Cheers. Plenty of good pruning points in the tree so it was reasonably easy to achieve a good shape. It was a new customer with potential further work so nice to make a good impression on them.

[JonnyRFT]

Called out to a Lawson with a multiple horizontal stem fractures to the longitudinal bark plates and a lovely stem curve over a neighbouring  conservatory in Norwich. Weather was nice although pretty blustery.

 

 

[bigtreedon]

Called out to a Lawson with a multiple horizontal stem fractures to the longitudinal bark plates and a lovely stem curve over a neighbouring  conservatory in Norwich. Weather was nice although pretty blustery.
 
 

Nice work love rigging from mewp it's so effortless so many people want to cut and hold everything can never understand it [emoji849]

[tonytree]

A new one for us was helping out a demolition company removing a wooden bridge.

[woody paul]

Braking down large Ash trunk for firewood for customer should of took big splitter but can't get all on truck and trailer.

Little Oxdale did great.

Edited January 30, 2020 by woody paul

[Ian Flatters]

A nice Friday chipping up some timber for the national trust. Its going on to be used on woodland paths mainly. Nice day to be doing some easy work, just a shame the forwarder guy doesn't know the difference between 12 inch and 16 inch diameter as we had to break a few down.

[Stere]

Seem abit of a  shame to chip thoose was it oak?

[The avantgardener]

Looks like Pine.