Steve Bullman
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Everything posted by Steve Bullman
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you got the right size chain?
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that first one in the sequence is fantastic!
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only when it rains. i dont generally work hard enough to sweat much though so that probably helps!
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I girth hitch a sling as a rule
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the sensible ones do jomoco....cambium aside...they're great elbow savers!
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welcome jomoco
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oh and by the way.....the fleece up for grabs is the same one as im wearing in the first half of the video
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dunno....we mostly have scots and corsican here. they seem to be real sticky when cutting horizontal limbs....they'll tear down then drop tip first and kick the butt out. thats for me anyway!
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i'd like to get more experience on pines.....the rare chance i do get to work on them i always struggle with the cuts....they seem to hold on no matter how i try cutting them!
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before anyone says anything, theres no funny business going on at 4.32 on the video
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only if its being held in a sawpod
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why should it be your headache?
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Fracture Pruning Retrenchment on Fulham Oak
Steve Bullman replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
the whole concept of keeping the brush on site to make a hedge -
Fracture Pruning Retrenchment on Fulham Oak
Steve Bullman replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
interesting hedge -
never heard of them! looks worth a punt though
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wronggg......then he cant sell a grass cutting service at the same time!
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bored tim?
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welcome to the forums rob i prefer the 088 over the 3120, although the 3120 does have a manual oiler which the 088 lacks. they are both good saws though, you shouldnt go far wrong with either!
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did u just call me a pratt?
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thanks everyone buzz...mostly ustulina, some of them were in a right state.
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round up or timbrol
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your work there gavin....you with us tomorrow?
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Hectic day today, all in all 10 Beech trees down, all approx 80ft. most of them were straight fells, few had to be climbed to install cables. This one needed some weight removed.....very foggy day but didnt come out too bad [ame] [/ame]
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never heard of em, got a link?
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you got those custom ones that you twist a half turn if you want to talk to someone?
