the 'todays job' thread

[Mortimer Firewood]

It's an arb aid kit. Brilliant and especially if you do the aerial rescue training first aid. I heard on Facebook this kit helped save a life last week.

 

Ian ive noticed there was training mentioned on Facebook that you and your crew undertook was that included in the price of the kit if so thats a bargain or is it just wishful thinking on my behalf.

 

How long was the training and where did you undertake it.

 

Can really see the advantages of this :thumb up: just pray i never have to use it

[Ian Flatters]

Ian ive noticed there was training mentioned on Facebook that you and your crew undertook was that included in the price of the kit if so thats a bargain or is it just wishful thinking on my behalf.

 

 

 

How long was the training and where did you undertake it.

 

 

 

Can really see the advantages of this :thumb up: just pray i never have to use it

 

 

It was £150 per person then the kit was over £300. People do bang on at cost but it's also got a text reorder service too.

 

He comes to you if you have 6 people. We just found a site to do it at.

[Ian Flatters]

A few from today. A lateral weight reduction on and oak and a few little fells.

 

We used a high point in the oak to run a rigging block so we could save a long drag by lifting a cherry tree out in two bits. Adam got a video.

[breffni]

The wall I done over the last couple of days. It took ages to get a decent platform to build off. Put 2 ton of lime to dust and 8 bags of cement in the mix so it should stay up:)

[Gray git]

Morning call-out, been cracked a long while by the looks of it but just reached the point of no return today.

Bit of climbing for Ben deadwooding a few ash with his 1st treeverse to save coming down to get up next tree.

Then finish a bit of sanding on this back at the workshop.

[jamesd]

Morning call-out, been cracked a long while by the looks of it but just reached the point of no return today.

Bit of climbing for Ben deadwooding a few ash with his 1st treeverse to save coming down to get up next tree.

Then finish a bit of sanding on this back at the workshop.

 

Nice little fireplace any pics of it being made? is it Oak? I'm looking at doing things like this with some of the wood i have milled.

[Gray git]

Yeah all oak iv felled and milled, been drying for about 5 years now apart from the smallest bit about 3 years, forgot to take any of the making as normal sorry

[Ian Flatters]

A call out from this afternoon. Large cherry failing at the graft by the looks of things.

 

I then picked up the new radiator for the skid steer and charged my iPhone with the new mobile battery charger.

[Johny Walker]

did a manky hawthorn hedge this morning full of huge trimming crowns & ivy,

[Treemoose]

did a manky hawthorn hedge this morning full of huge trimming crowns & ivy,

 

Lookes miles better now tho