the 'todays job' thread

[sandspider]

12 hours ago, s o c said:

More storm damage clearance. Access too tight for trailer so 6 transit loads of chip and 13 loads of timber from one tree in formal garden.

Local woodcarver working on beech stump. Talented guy!

 

 

Smart garden! Is that a private house?

 

 

 

[s o c]

1 hour ago, sandspider said:

 

Ashford Castle walled garden.

hundreds of years old, built by the Guinness family 

[sandspider]

Thanks.

[JonnyRFT]

Cutting back a Walnut to some previous cut points today. I wish I owned one of them caravan easy movers as pushing the MEWP uphill through a tight arch/alley way wasn’t fun. 

 

[tree-fancier123]

1 hour ago, JonnyRFT said:

Cutting back a Walnut to some previous cut points today. I wish I owned one of them caravan easy movers as pushing the MEWP uphill through a tight arch/alley way wasn’t fun. 

 

didnt you like the idea of being stood in the tree?

[Mick Dempsey]

2 hours ago, JonnyRFT said:

Cutting back a Walnut to some previous cut points today. I wish I owned one of them caravan easy movers as pushing the MEWP uphill through a tight arch/alley way wasn’t fun. 

 

Nice bit of retopping, walnuts seem to withstand it well.

 

Dont understand the need for a mewp, but hey-ho.

Edited October 23, 2018 by Mick Dempsey

[JonnyRFT]

24 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Nice bit of retopping, walnuts seem to withstand it well.

 

Dont understand the need for a mewp, but hey-ho.

We’re not climbing yet. We’ve started a new tree team within a big housing company. H&S don’t want any climbing until they have all the necessary H&S...things.

 

So in the meantime...just cherrypickers,pole pruners and fells.

[Mick Dempsey]

Fair enough.

[Mick Dempsey]

Couple of tall drawn up ash that had grown in the steps of a medieval canal feed thing of an old monastery or some shit like that.

Anyway, breaking the wall would have been V. bad juju.

 

Bit of rigging, bit of chucking, then the telescopic boom saves a lot of cutting and handballing to get it back over the water.

Edited October 24, 2018 by Mick Dempsey

[eggsarascal]

It looks like a bit more engineering went into that feeder than there did to this one at the end of the Leek Arm of the Caldond canal....... yes, that's it on the right.