HC removal

[Joe]

Dave you have the ULTIMATE rig . i am so jealous, and that is a top video as well

[Nick B]

Nice Tidy job & as said before Very Nice set up

Cool Vid:thumbup:

 

How much time do you think the set up saved on that job

[chris corfe]

wkd vid mate, like the remote idea! that must make work a damn site easier!

[skyhuck]

 

How much time do you think the set up saved on that job

 

I would say it saved a day, although a much shorter crane would have still save a lot of time.

 

The customer wanted most the timber, so it would have been fine to just cheese down most of it. We only took away the bottom three pieces, they would have taken a fair bit of time to ring up .

[Mike Hill]

Top job that man!

 

Excellent Video Dave!

[White Noise]

Top kit , Top job . Super vid . Im very envious you da man .

[raafbeard]

Great Tree Work! & Great Pics/Video - Good work!

[Nick B]

Thats good Dave a day is a lot of time to save on a job

you lot get all the best jobs cool

[skyhuck]

Thats good Dave a day is a lot of time to save on a job

you lot get all the best jobs cool

 

The tree took a day, so I reckon it halved the job

[Stephen Blair]

i have to agree with all the others on the great bit of kit and how much easier it LOOKS, but to the lads who are just starting out, huck makes this look very easy as he is probably one of the top guys in the country at what he does, the only reason he can afford and justify this fantastic kit is because he is good enough to work it efficiently, even getting a rig like that in to certain sites takes a lot of skill, all the kit in the world only assists the tradesman, i bet if he turned up with a ladder and b+q chainsaw he would still of managed the job safely and efficiently. credit given where its due dave, i have worked kit and i know a lot of the ins and outs of work and i take my hat off to you.