the 'todays job' thread

[Ty Korrigan]

Called out to help clear up this large lombardy at a factory in Fougeres which broke off at 2.5m taking down alot of expensive fencing, 2 wooden telephone poles and slapped a roadsign.

Not like they didn't have any warning given the amount of Ganoderma all around the stem.

 A chance to try out 2 recently Spudded saws, a 441 and a manky old Husq whose number escapes me.

The only difference in performance between them I put down to being chain type.

  Stuart

[Mick Dempsey]

The sprout growing through the conks is a great image.

[Marc Lewis]

A few from this weeks project, clearing out laurels and hollies as part of a regeneration project. We had an ecologist and wildlife inspector on site to help the works progress. Also as you can see had a few bits on demo. Honestly didn't think there was too much between the loaders. Multiones panels were much better with the rhino coating. Hope you enjoy.

Which did you prefer, the blue or green?

[jackrs1]

The ZT on its coffee break this morning

[JonnyRFT]

15 minutes ago, jackrs1 said:

The ZT on its coffee break this morning

You need some fluffy slipper tracks for indoors

[Ian Flatters]

When you get asked for a favour by your dad to drop a few trees at the local rugby club.

I felt so bad I'm lending them the greenmech to clear it up tomorrow.

[JonnyRFT]

7 minutes ago, Ian Flatters said:

When you get asked for a favour by your dad to drop a few trees at the local rugby club.

I felt so bad I'm lending them the greenmech to clear it up tomorrow.

Might want to lend him a rake too! 

[Ian Flatters]

Might want to lend him a rake too! 

I'd never get it back if I did.

[Rough Hewn]

This mornings 60' oak removal
3.5 hours [emoji3]


After lunch round to mrs miggins for a pear and 50' monkey puzzle.
All done and back at the yard by 4
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[Mark Wileman]

1 hour ago, Rough Hewn said:

This mornings 60' oak removal
3.5 hours


After lunch round to mrs miggins for a pear and 50' monkey puzzle.
All done and back at the yard by 4

Rough, do you mill oak green and stack it or let it sit for a while? Got a few lumps I want to break my milginity to soon!