Oak Tree, crown reduction by a third. Tricky. Big.

[Wood-be]

Havn't thought of that may see if the camera on the phone is any good. Good idea for those of you who have cameras show us your work. You don't have to be fast to be a good climber. I was always told to hone your skill first then speed up. If you reduce a tree efficiently then your groundsman (I'm sure there are people on hear who have thought the groundsman is having a hard day whilst I'm swinging around admiring the veiw) will be flat out. Hes not always flat out mind Dead wooding is harder on the climber than the groundy. Mick dempsy you probably had the same experience with Tom sargent my grounds man brother in law!

 

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Edited January 26, 2016 by Wood-be

[Mick Dempsey]

Ha ha, there's a name from the past! I'll pm you.

Edited January 26, 2016 by Mick Dempsey

[Gary Prentice]

That quick and you can't afford a £100 for a camera?

 

He did say that he's too quick to make money - must work cheaply otherwise the client thinks they're pay to much.

[john p]

I have to say that is class, having enough experience to quote that once the photo was added.

To the OP if you go into his posts you will see loads of work he has done, don't know the guy, but he's posted some great pics of his reductions on the 'today's job' thread

 

 

Thank you very much!

[Joe Newton]

He did say that he's too quick to make money - must work cheaply otherwise the client thinks they're pay to much.

 

 

Aah I see. Makes perfect sense...