the 'todays job' thread

[Joe Newton]

Ash removal yesterday and today....first time using a 880[ATTACH]198891[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198892[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198893[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198894[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198895[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198896[/ATTACH][ATTACH]198897[/ATTACH]

 

 

Gwan Jamie! Heavy lump that!

[Steve Bullman]

They can.But what a sweet feeling when you hit anchorpoint with the first few shots.

 

That only ever happens for me when no ones looking, but it does happen, honest!

[Joe Newton]

That only ever happens for me when no ones looking, but it does happen, honest!

 

 

For some reason it only works for me when I don't need a throwline. I.e. When ladders and a quick scramble to the top would be just as quick.

 

Give me a tall tree where the first decent branch is 40' up and that throwline is going anywhere except where I want!

[felixthelogchopper]

That only ever happens for me when no ones looking, but it does happen, honest!

 

When I put a line in for a fell, I either get it first time or everybody has time for a brew.

[Al Cormack]

How did you get that first image?

Is it some kind of reader type thing that you can use before cutting?

 

 

It's done using a Picus Tomograph.

[castanea]

Elm reduction from yesterday. Really enjoyable climb. Spec was 2 to 3m reduction all round and 6m end weight off lower limb in south canopy due to a cavity from an old tear out.

 

A before and after and one half way done.

 

 

[Dean Lofthouse]

Interesting one, big landslip...damaged house...job was to make safe wobbly trees left perched on the top

[silky fox]

Great picture Dean...must have been quite a suprise for the occupants. Did you have to remove many?

[Mark Bolam]

Occupants?

[Jammydogg]

Nice job Jammydog, and classic hero shot.

 

 

Thanks man