Trying to hit a house

[mistahbenn]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ5GenTGuQU]Trying to fell a tree onto a house - YouTube[/ame]

[WorcsWuss]

You missed.

And it was a much bigger target than Reg's red bag!

[mistahbenn]

Ah well eh, if the tree was 10 years older. BTW not seen much of your work on here yet Simon

[Johny Walker]

Ah well eh, if the tree was 10 years older. BTW not seen much of your work on here yet Simon

 

tut,tut, benn, top cut ,bottom cut, then bk cut , pulling rope in line wit gob ,not yr gob haha,

[easy-lift guy]

I think I saw the house move slightly just before inpact.

easy-lift guy

[RobArb]

You could always say it was a stunt fell and that you meant to do that. We'd all be none the wiser:thumbup:

[mistahbenn]

Seems my over estimation has got me this far in treework haha!

[WorcsWuss]

Ah well eh, if the tree was 10 years older. BTW not seen much of your work on here yet Simon

 

Or even 10 years younger, when there as still some house there Benn...

 

You're right, nothing of mine posted. Don't have a cam thing, and even if I did, there's nothing worth watching anyway, it'd be 'most tedious tree vid ever'.

Slow climbing, boring, easy dismantles. Sort of stuff you can see in the 'ladybird book of tree cutting'.

Maybe one day I'll do something vaguely interesting, and if I ever do, pinky swear I'll record it

[likeitorlumpit]

It's a classic- don't you find trees always fall short of where your head says they'll land. Great for winding the customer up though:biggrin:

That'll be me today- new saw/chain/bar. Into the wilds to do some...............logging

MS362 - lets see what you're made of.

[RobRainford]

i agree with rob, thats more stunt fell territory than smashing things up territory