the 'todays job' thread

[Will C]

The grcs is worth every penny. Mine paid for its self on first couple of jobs, one of which would have ideally needed a crane with out it! Combined with a loader you can get some seriously big lumps out 

[mtt.tr]

15 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Amazing work, but what the utter **************** has it achieved?

 

Roaster customers like that are top of my ‘no’ list.

 

Utter cretins.

 

I entirely agree, it's why I only sub climb I can deal with the nonsense when it's personal 

[Dan Maynard]

I went for PCW4000 winch with clutch and locking cleat so overcomes some of those problems, but agreed I've not really lifted with it.  It has been brilliant pulling things over, pulling lumps up out of the brook or out of undergrowth. GRCS I guess can do those things but you're winding by hand, slower but more controlled so it's better for lifting  rigging.

[AHPP]

You can power a GRCS with an electric or petrol drill. I like electric. Peace and quiet.

[mtt.tr]

On 13/04/2024 at 14:17, AHPP said:

You can power a GRCS with an electric or petrol drill. I like electric. Peace and quiet.

Yup I machined an adapter for mine 

[bigtreedon]

Three day projects start to finish no tree has ever take me 3 days no crane access land locked garden chipper and vermeer had to be lifted in chipped over wall into a trailer 

[Mick Dempsey]

Great work, nicely documented. 

[bigtreedon]

10 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Great work, nicely documented. 

Thanks mate

[Mark Bolam]

Jesus Don, that had some timber in it!

[bigtreedon]

7 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Jesus Don, that had some timber in it!

Two timber wagon loads full in the end mate