the 'todays job' thread

[Paul Cleaver]

:thumbup1:Yeah top job mate....Sorry Its a saying we use at work for a totally rotten or hard to climb tree.

Well done mate

Cheers Matty:thumbup1:

 

Its been bugging me - I took the back limbs off carefully - didn't want to rock that tree!!! and didn't want to take too much off the back incase it collapsed - glad its over

[Jonny Burch]

 

Removed a row of these today. Back tomorrow to shift the timber.

[chris23a]

Nice truck Johnny Burch, what is it?

[Jonny Burch]

My Tonka toy? it's an RB44

[Dan Curtis]

Bit of mucking about today, thought I'd give this one a go

[jamesd]

What sort of felling cut is that? and whats the reason for using it please?

 

Cheers!

[Dan Curtis]

What sort of felling cut is that? and whats the reason for using it please?

 

Cheers!

 

I know it as a tongue and groove but I may be wrong. It was originally used to keep hillside trees on the stump. The forester who showed it to me used it as a bench to lay other trees onto to keep them at a comfortable snedding height.

 

I had no use for it in this situation but fancied giving it a razz

[Brushcutter]

I know it as a tongue and groove but I may be wrong. It was originally used to keep hillside trees on the stump. The forester who showed it to me used it as a bench to lay other trees onto to keep them at a comfortable snedding height.

 

I had no use for it in this situation but fancied giving it a razz

 

Thats what i call it and thats what i use it for too.

[Stephen Blair]

Customer had this in his back today!

It was huge !

 

Any ideas?

[JohnLarrigan]

I'll be using that one! Looks like a great way to prevent flattening someone's flower bed