Big dead fir

[scotspine1]

Good job Reg, sketchy looking tree alright. Cheers for posting the pics.

[mistahbenn]

Good job Reg. I was up a 25 foot dead as f&&& black pine today, that had me twitching... Luckily had a Plane to tie into and rig from... 130ft? No thanks!

[RC0]

Thanks again

 

Some climbing and cutting from the job.

 

 

And Scott taking a wobble yesterday, thrown in for good measure. Trees were around 140, one was a little taller than the other.

 

[dexta]

Respect reg, that looked bl----y awfull to climb you wouldn't have got me up there . Looked like all the bark fell off once it hit the deck. Great post as ever

 

 

 

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[mistahbenn]

What about the clip from Scotts camera when the top flew past him????

[Wookie]

Wow that looked horrible to spike up, I'm loving the sound it made when you felled it. Great video as always Reg

[RC0]

What about the clip from Scotts camera when the top flew past him????

 

Good point Ben, I'll ask him. Thanks:thumbup1:

[Mark Bolam]

If I'd been Scott I'd have dropped my camera at pretty much the same time I filled my keks with maple syrup.

 

You're a total renegade Coates.

[scotspine1]

Big dead fir looked hellish, well done on getting through the climb.

 

looks close, d'you let Scott do the same when he's knocking a top out above you and you're on a stick below a few feet away?

[RC0]

Big dead fir looked hellish, well done on getting through the climb.

 

looks close, d'you let Scott do the same when he's knocking a top out above you and you're on a stick below a few feet away?

 

Scott's a solid climber, and was a faller for many years before getting into residential treework, so yes I dont have a problem with that. The big thing for him is that he's been battling with limes disease for several years now. Other than that, top bloke to work with.