the 'todays job' thread

[arboriculturist]

11 hours ago, bigtreedon said:

Drltreecare.co.uk my new website done buy the boss

That has got to be one of the easiest Website to navigate and points of contact spot on - All credit to Steve !

[Rough Hewn]

Drltreecare.co.uk my new website done buy the boss [emoji4]

Pretty effing slick Don!
Steve that's a cracking job mate.
The write ups superb too.
Hat off gentlemen [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

[Rough Hewn]

Go on Steve, pm me a price for a site like that[emoji106]

[arboriculturist]

46 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

Go on Steve, pm me a price for a site like that

I suspect Steve will be getting a lot of PM's after people view that site - Tree Surgeons - all that is needed is a straightforward site just like that - the layperson is not interested in the finer points of the art. Remember, statistically, the attention span is circa 3 seconds when someone lands on a site / post / etc. 

[spuddog0507]

4 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Not that I know anything about tractors, but I love the bit about the guy constantly trying to buy his tractor back.

Reason why he keeps trying to buy it back Mick, is the tractor they replaced it with was a Valtra not new at the time about 3 yr old, it lost drive one day dragging some big Oak and Beech stems up out of a river bottom, the engineer who came out to it said it was a workshop job, John had to go and borrow his old county back to drag the Valtra up to the top of the hill ready to load on a wagon, John who now late 60s swore by his 1164 and when he got the invoice for repair to valtra it was circa 8k and he said the County 1164 including purchase cost and repairs over near 40 yrs had not cost him that much, still a very sore point with John this and all he ever says is all that money for a fucking radio, heater and a bit of glass in cab,

[bigtreedon]

Few pics of a storm damaged oak we did

[Mick Dempsey]

Getting it done Don.

 

Pissed down all day here, so refitted the rebalanced flywheel shaft to the Forst, hopefully it’ll stop shaking itself to death every week.

 

Proper work tomorrow.

[Gray git]

A few from last week removing roadside ash for a regular client, road closures wasn't really a option so stop traffic reach across a grab a bit worked well.
Bit of pretending to be a mewp settings winch cables and a remote control crane for the heavy timber

[Conor Wright]

1 hour ago, Gray git said:

A few from last week removing roadside ash for a regular client, road closures wasn't really a option so stop traffic reach across a grab a bit worked well.
Bit of pretending to be a mewp settings winch cables and a remote control crane for the heavy timber

That is an epic piece of kit. 

[monkeybusiness]

On 13/05/2020 at 20:27, bigtreedon said:

Few pics of a storm damaged oak we did

How do you/they stop that Bandit filling the entire county with chip when firing into an open trailer?!