Graveyard work

[Dean Lofthouse]

Did this job today, loads of problems to get round, including bad access, landy would fit in because it was narrow, but couldn't get my mates transit in.

 

Then we had to strim day before to find hidden graves. Then used tyres to cushion any chogged down pieces, worked an absolute treat, some big lumps and not a mark in the grass underneath. Still got 30ft of main stem to chog down tomorrow

 

I was also anticipating one of the landy wheels disappearing down a hidden grave.

 

Note using spreaders on mewp feet because we really didn't know where the graves were and there was no map.

[Mick Stockbridge]

I love that chicken coup on the back of your Landy.

[Stephen Blair]

good job there dean, and plenty firewood for the pile too

[Parker]

Good job! Nice idea there - using the tyres to drop the chogs onto!!

[Dean Lofthouse]

Also, when I have said in the past that, more often than not can see my house on nearly every tree I work on and work within a mile of home.

 

This pic is the veiw out of my office window and the red arrow is the mewp basket resting ontop of the stem after I have left the mewp on site over night

[Dean Lofthouse]

I love that chicken coup on the back of your Landy.

 

If you look carefully Mick, you can see a flap in the left hand front corner where I let the chickens in and out

[Tom D]

Also, when I have said in the past that, more often than not can see my house on nearly every tree I work on and work within a mile of home.

 

This pic is the veiw out of my office window and the red arrow is the mewp basket resting ontop of the stem after I have left the mewp on site over night

 

What are those kids doing in the basket Dean. Is that spray paint he's got?

 

[Marc]

Good job Dean, love your Landy rig and bandito chipper.

[Dean Lofthouse]

What are those kids doing in the basket Dean. Is that spray paint he's got?

 

 

It's only 800 metres away and the rifle is zero'd around 300m so if I aim on the lower bit where the cross hair thickens and allow a bit for windage...........................

[Tom D]

hitting a chav at 800m would be very difficult Dean, but don't let that stop you trying.