the 'todays job' thread

[Pete Mctree]

Good job Rich.

 

Did I you put a rigging block on each leader & run the rope through both? I try too as the rigging compresses the union.

[Rich Rule]

Pete that is exactly what I would have done if I had rigged it. I managed to free fall most all of what was cut today. Just the appropriate use of gobs to steer tip away from shrub, ornaments and fences or to land it tippage first so as not to leave craters in the deck.

 

I will rigg off the last of it tomorrow as it is pretty close to a pergola and dovecote at the rear plus the shrubs are a lot thicker so will be easier to damage.

 

The HO accepts that there may be a little collateral damage to vegetation as he realised he had left it a good few years late to get a tree surgeon in to look at it. When they arrived the union was opening and shutting a fair bit...

[David Humphries]

Rich, out of interest, was retention (reduction and/or rod/hollow rope bracing etc....) considered between the HO and who ever took the job?

 

 

No worries if it crosses confidentiality

 

.

[Rich Rule]

David, I wasn't aware of any conversations of that kind.

 

I was just asked to remove it safely.

[Rich Rule]

Finished the oak. Just gotta cut some logs tomorrow and clean up.

 

No surprises, rigged out the remaining brush and then bombed the wood. The tree split as expected as it hit the deck.

[Treemoose]

Looks an interesting job Rich nice! Good pile of firewood

[Pete Mctree]

Top job Rich:thumbup1:

[Rich Rule]

Cheers Pete.

 

Cheers John.

[Rich Rule]

Another Oak tree dismantle. Quite a decieving tree, A lot Of wood up there. Or maybe it was the fact that once the sun burnt through the clouds it was 27 degrees...

 

 

 

[Dobson89]

Finished this beech off today from a few weeks back.

 

Sent from my SM-N9005 using Arbtalk mobile app