the 'todays job' thread

[Firestorm]

People instinctively go left when things go wrong when driving.

 

unless they are American, European, south American, Canadian.

Come to think of it, any country except Uk, Oz and NZ.

[Ian Flatters]

Moved the unimog to gets its new fuel tanks and chip box fitted, along with other bits and bobs. Going to replace the anti roll bar mounts as we're going to strip is down and check through all the systems. In fairness it was quite enjoyable razzing along the main roads in it tonight.

[Gray git]

Could have done with that beasty and it's strong arm today to help shift some of these fallen trees.

Looking forward to seeing how it looks when your done 👍

[Ian Flatters]

Could have done with that beasty and it's strong arm today to help shift some of these fallen trees.

Looking forward to seeing how it looks when your done 👍

 

 

I'm aiming for having it ready towards the end of January to mid February. Just thankful I bought it outright and have other trucks. That way I can do it right and have the time to do it without the pressure.

[Gray git]

Bet your still looking at or doing jobs thinking if only it was done, ah that would make that easier, hope it's done before we do that job.

[Ian Flatters]

Bet your still looking at or doing jobs thinking if only it was done, ah that would make that easier, hope it's done before we do that job.

 

 

Too late!! 😓😓 hahaha thankfully the skid steer picks up the slack.

 

I have got a sycamore stem to pick up, didn't fancy chugging a stem over a grade 2 listed wall.

[skyhuck]

unless they are American, European, south American, Canadian.

Come to think of it, any country except Uk, Oz and NZ.

 

Obviously, but as this is a UK site and we are discussing UK roads, thats pretty irrelevant

[Ian Flatters]

A few from today. Yew fell, then a conifer hedge which took all of 30mins and then my newest employee was let loose thinking this Norway maple.

[Steve Bullman]

Stripped this out yesterday and felled the stick today onto a massive pile of brash and cord. Whole lot has to be sliced and diced. Another full day with the 880 tomorrow. Should have got someone to stand there for scale really, buts about 4ft diameter and quite gnarly in places

 

[MattyF]

Stripped this out yesterday and felled the stick today onto a massive pile of brash and cord. Whole lot has to be sliced and diced. Another full day with the 880 tomorrow. Should have got someone to stand there for scale really, buts about 4ft diameter and quite gnarly in places

 

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You know you jinxed tomorrow though by saying your 880 has ran with out fault!