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Joe Newton Grand Master

Joe Newton

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16mm tenex.

Locking brummel like described in 1st section of that description then the other end done like in this video so a locking at both ends. 2nd end was a bit harder to do but got it OK and looks neet enough

 

 

Nice one. Just priced up 2 large rings, it's more expensive than a pulley block!

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Joe Newton
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So today I got to revisit an old friend:     My first encounter was a year ago when I damn near cut through her in a cavity in the underside of an ash branch in a nature reserve.

bigtreedon
bigtreedon

Very smooth couple of hrs on this sycamore this morning

Domino
Domino

Nothing crazy here, 70ft ish Grand fir removal.  But had a friend come along and take some proper photos for once!  

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Gray git Grand Master

Gray git

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Nice one. Just priced up 2 large rings, it's more expensive than a pulley block!

 

Try honey bros or having them sent directly from jdd the x man, I sometimes think tree kits prices are top end although everything they sell is also top end stuff and service is fantastic from them.

Remember it's a block and sling together rated at 75kn so a big 1 at that!

aspenarb Grand Master

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A few hectares of site mulching.

 

Into the abyss :biggrin:

 

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Foot soldiers sent in first to remove crud.:thumbdown:

 

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One of the finished sections.

 

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Mick Dempsey Grand Master

Mick Dempsey

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A few hectares of site mulching.

 

Into the abyss :biggrin:

 

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Foot soldiers sent in first to remove crud.:thumbdown:

 

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One of the finished sections.

 

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Are you flailing the woodland? Got a pic of the machine? Looks good anyway.

aspenarb Grand Master

aspenarb

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Ahhh, the red one, so do you flatten the trees with the saw then flail it?

 

No just push them over with the bar and mulch them. Its not very red any more, this pics a few months old now :)

 

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