the 'todays job' thread

[swinny]

14 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Can’t believe how tidy that finish is John.

Exactly what I thought. Esp off a swinging hammer mulcher. Looks bang on. Most folk leave massive stringy bits all over.

 

Obv gone deeper to blend into soil

[Stephen Blair]

Todays customer just wanted bang for buck blitz and he’ll go round later and tidy up straggles and shattered bits.

  Really wet site , floating all day. 

  Luckily not many boulders today and no broken hammers 

 

[Mick Dempsey]

How do you think the roboflail is working out @Stephen Blair?

Does it have a future as a commercial string to your bow?

Could you see it becoming a mainstay of your business?

 

[John Shutler]

21 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Can’t believe how tidy that finish is John.

 it’s good isn’t it. a job like that you’d usually have a truck load of shit to take away at the end and you always end up with bits left in front of the heizohack so for the sake of less than an hour with the mulcher it’s worth doing

 

we even tipped a truck load of rake up from another job on that site and mulched it with all the shit that was already there 

[Stephen Blair]

1 hour ago, Mick Dempsey said:

How do you think the roboflail is working out @Stephen Blair?

Does it have a future as a commercial string to your bow?

Could you see it becoming a mainstay of your business?

 

Mick it’s my mainstay now, I’m subbing all my tree work out to my usual guys and only supervise if need be.  

[Stephen Blair]

From bog to boulders, had to just tickle over the bracken area due to rocks , customer was happy to get anything done 

[Stephen Blair]

I’m usually smoother but videoing isn’t easy at the same time.

[5thelement]

My first time cutting Casaurina trees, this has to be the hardest wood I have ever cut with a chainsaw. 

[JBH]

Wet one today in Glossop BC

[Stephen Blair]

Smashing day today