todays job

[sanny]

just another day at the office but heres some pics any way

some of it was dropped and about 60% rigged out.

[Barney]

I love jobs when you can get the truck right back to the tree. Are you leaving it as a pollard?

[sanny]

it sure is great chap

going back next week to knock it down to about 8ft think its being left as pollard but not sure

[atree]

Sweet job sanny,:thumbup1:not a fan i spikes i take it,each to there own,how come its gettin left as an 8ft pollard,seems a bit strange.

lol has richard been demoted to groundie.

Edited April 7, 2009 by atree

[sanny]

Sweet job sanny,:thumbup1:not a fan i spikes i take it,each to there own,how come its gettin left as an 8ft pollard,seems a bit strange.

lol has richard been demoted to groundie.

 

aa spiked the last part was an easy climb so no need for spikes for most part of it.

yeah seemed strange to me to but thats what the client wanted it left at.

ha lol he's been groundie for best part of a year a give him a little taster now and again to tease him ha lol

[John Hancock]

Sweet job sanny,:thumbup1:not a fan i spikes i take it,each to there own

 

 

Top climbers don’t have to rely on spikes.

[Tree Man Tom]

Top climbers don’t have to rely on spikes.

 

I've been climbing just over a year now i try and use spikes on every takedown i do, just so i become comfortable with them. I'm glad i started to use them from day one as now i feel completly comfortable using them.

[sanny]

Top climbers don’t have to rely on spikes.

 

ha nice one a will keep that in mind

[Tom D]

Nice job mate.

 

Leaving the bole up save so much work anyway. Sometimes half the job is cutting one up.

[atree]

Top climbers don’t have to rely on spikes.

 

best not derail the thread.