Dead beech dismantle

[Marc]

so you telling me with a large branch with a lot of weight on it..you are going to put a deep under cut in?! don't you think you will get your saw jammed.? doh!

 

very good video..but all I am saying is i would have put a mouth in those big bits or took a bit of weight off the ends.

 

I am sure there are lots of mistakes i make when climbing..and i don' t mind if i get told i am doing something wrong / better way to do it as it makes you a safer better climber.

 

Even putting a mouth in you can get your saw stuck in the kerf.

 

I thought Toms cuts were good i wouldn't of bothered putting a mouth in on those heavy bits if i could get away with it less cutting that way, and the fewer cuts you can make with a big saw the better imo.

 

The only criticism i could see is poor or lazy grip on the saw what ever way you want to look at it. Other than that nice job.

Edited October 11, 2009 by Marc

[skyhuck]

so you telling me with a large branch with a lot of weight on it..you are going to put a deep under cut in?! don't you think you will get your saw jammed.? doh!

 

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:confused1:WHO said "deep under cut??????????

 

Not sure the "doh!" was called for

[coolie]

that looked like fun

[jojam]

I put very slim gob halfway up then plenty revs for the top cut directly above gob.Works well for me on branches of same size as those tom.346 or 372 though,never jammed yet!

[Tom D]

The only criticism i could see is poor or lazy grip on the saw what ever way you want to look at it. Other than that nice job.

 

I can't spot the bit with the lazy grip, what time was it?

 

Once again thanks for the comments guys.

[John Hancock]

I can't spot the bit with the lazy grip, what time was it?

 

Once again thanks for the comments guys.

 

 

Good Vid Tom, thanks for taking the time to share it with us. I’m thinking of taking the plunge and getting a cam also. Don’t think we’ve had many take-downs filmed from a MEWP yet! lol.

 

One thing – I make my guys wear their hi-vis while I’m up in the tree, they stick-out like sore thumbs then – always good to know where they are.

[Tom D]

Thats one thing a mewp would be good for, filming a real tree surgeon at work.

[John Hancock]

Thats one thing a mewp would be good for, filming a real tree surgeon at work.

 

I’m not going to rise to that one…. some are fortunate to have all means at their disposal. :001_tt2:

[timtree81]

Good job Tom. Not sure the 200t is fast enough for heavy horizontals though

 

 

totaly agree ,need some power on those big ones

[Mark Bolam]

Great job Tom.

 

Was it at Middleton in Northumberland?