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Great pictures everyone.

 

Finally a job with a half decent weather system, a camera and a bit of time and remembering to take some pictures...

 

Had a large beech to dismantle today at one of the site we work at. Got a much larger one to do in a week or so with a 65t crane coming in to save my back ;)

Today's was on the edge of woodland so just flopping the limbs top and fell. A decent area to land stuff in and stack on site, we just couldn't obliterate the surrounding woodland (too much)

 

The tree had been condemned by a consultant and due to the lean, ganoderma brackets at the base and liability issues meant she had had her day.

 

Felled the stick waist height as it was a bit punky at the bottom.

 

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Rich

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Great pictures everyone.

 

Finally a job with a half decent weather system, a camera and a bit of time and remembering to take some pictures...

 

Had a large beech to dismantle today at one of the site we work at. Got a much larger one to do in a week or so with a 65t crane coming in to save my back ;)

Today's was on the edge of woodland so just flopping the limbs top and fell. A decent area to land stuff in and stack on site, we just couldn't obliterate the surrounding woodland (too much)

 

The tree had been condemned by a consultant and due to the lean, ganoderma brackets at the base and liability issues meant she had had her day.

 

Felled the stick waist height as it was a bit punky at the bottom.

 

9609fd82b46ff4b81e9e5c2ab32ab12a.jpg

 

ad468542866b3cecaf9aee4ab34e47d5.jpg

 

2d8de02a827397cb72052f3ad13755f1.jpg

 

4010cae086264fe1e689eb1ed19120bf.jpg

 

b3e231dcd269523298e5fa389bf9332b.jpg

 

c01eeb2043da00703c140bdb6f16c233.jpg

 

160c9a19c50f6c03ed389b11d25e0397.jpg

 

 

Rich

 

 

He renegotiated then?

 

Nice one John, are you 20 stone yet?

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Great pictures everyone.

 

Finally a job with a half decent weather system, a camera and a bit of time and remembering to take some pictures...

 

Had a large beech to dismantle today at one of the site we work at. Got a much larger one to do in a week or so with a 65t crane coming in to save my back ;)

Today's was on the edge of woodland so just flopping the limbs top and fell. A decent area to land stuff in and stack on site, we just couldn't obliterate the surrounding woodland (too much)

 

The tree had been condemned by a consultant and due to the lean, ganoderma brackets at the base and liability issues meant she had had her day.

 

Felled the stick waist height as it was a bit punky at the bottom.

 

9609fd82b46ff4b81e9e5c2ab32ab12a.jpg

 

ad468542866b3cecaf9aee4ab34e47d5.jpg

 

2d8de02a827397cb72052f3ad13755f1.jpg

 

4010cae086264fe1e689eb1ed19120bf.jpg

 

b3e231dcd269523298e5fa389bf9332b.jpg

 

c01eeb2043da00703c140bdb6f16c233.jpg

 

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Rich

 

 

That the 30" bar on the 66?

 

Looks smaller than that. How you finding the new sprocket?

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Yes mate that is the 30z

 

You are probably missing a few inches in the visual as the stem was downhill from myself, plus I was standing on the stump so looking down on it.

 

Trick of the camera.

 

Re the sprocket. Cuts great but if you really lean on in big hard wood it bogs down a bit if the cutters are dull.

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