Failed Beech Dismantle

[SamTree]

Looks like you have a shorter tether on your wrench now, any chance you could post a decent pick of how you have it set up as really fancy trying the same setup.

Cool job and nice video.

 

Alright mate, im still on the same tether my boss handed on to me about a year ago now, works great.

 

Ill get a picture of his today as its a bit clearer real nice and simple, worth a go ☺

[SamTree]

Nice methodical take down there with good cuts and a great saw to match. Looked a nice day to almost forgot the sky goes blue. Shame the stem got felled though. That split would have been a great home for beasties.

 

Cheers man, i agree. Was thinking on the day that i would have been able to put in a nice coronet cut and left it as a monolith. (Would have also saves carrying in the 66 ; )But not my spec and they wanted it felled, so we knocked it over ☺

[SamTree]

Nice work mate. Did you have to clear all the brash as well?

 

Cheers Rich, the spec was just to lay it down flat where it fell. Love those jobs 😃

[SamTree]

Vibert

 

Tune...

[Treemoose]

In the zone with that one, nice

[Mark Bolam]

Good wreckage mate.

Loving the 'thigh death grip'!

How do you rate the RW/ZZ combo?

[Darrin Turnbull]

If that first chainsaw is Husqvarna 560 i want one.

[SamTree]

Good wreckage mate.

Loving the 'thigh death grip'!

How do you rate the RW/ZZ combo?

 

 

 

Cheers, ha yeah no strop equals some intresting new work positioning techniques : ) love the rw/zz easy to swap between drt and srt, looking forward to tryinf the spider jack 3 rw

[SamTree]

If that first chainsaw is Husqvarna 560 i want one.

 

Yep its the 560, awsome dismantling saw 👍

[agrimog]

curious as to why you didnt just straight fell the tree and log it on the ground, couldnt see any restrictions around nesscesitating a climbing job