the 'todays job' thread

[Alex O]

Hahahaha no zigzag, bigger climbs a distill/ French prusik with a pulley but that as technical as I’ve got. Used a friends zigzag set a few years back but just found it a hindrance as it was on a load of reductions and without a direct line I found it a struggle. I think I need to just stop being so stubborn and just stick at it, I guess sometimes change can be good. I remember watching one of regs videos back along and he was saying it had helped his body etc.

[Mick Dempsey]

 

6 minutes ago, Alex O said:

Hahahaha no zigzag, bigger climbs a distill/ French prusik with a pulley but that as technical as I’ve got. Used a friends zigzag set a few years back but just found it a hindrance as it was on a load of reductions and without a direct line I found it a struggle. I think I need to just stop being so stubborn and just stick at it, I guess sometimes change can be good. I remember watching one of regs videos back along and he was saying it had helped his body etc.

I don’t think in general climbing is destructive, with regards to your body. 

 

All my problems have been been due to lifting logs/rings of wood etc.

 

So, eliminate the heavy lifting, and you’ll be right for a good while imho.

I get tired in the afternoon so look to get out of the harness by 3 at the latest if at all possible. If you’ve priced it right that should be doable.

 

If there’s a lot of heavy lifting involved, and I can’t get the loader in, I bung another hundred on the job and hire a strong young sort who relishes that sort of thing and leave them to it.

 

 

 

 

[TTownsend]

Done Friday morning, finished editing today [emoji1303]

[Pete Mctree]

Good job - tree needed killing years ago 

[Steve Bullman]

Good job mate

 

[silky fox]

[emoji106]always nice to see the Blue tongue/ZigZag combo too.

[bigtreedon]

Two populars in tight spot main road behind

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[bigtreedon]

The willow in the video had a very bad back lean with heavy decay at base large vertical cracking up base of the stem I climbed the willow and removed some weight off the back buy jumping over the fence then we put 2 18mil lines in and two machines and a 3120xp