Steve Bullman
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yes mate
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no one said anything about prizes
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student climbing competition mate
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yes mate, heading up tomorrow with a bag full of goodies:biggrin:
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ermmmm didnt the thread title give it away?
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anyone heading over tomorrow or thursday then?
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ermmm were tw190 even available in 2003?
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its not quite the same though is it. a dogtooth and bore is for when theres a heavy lean which cleary wasnt the case here. ive invited the guy to come and fill us in as i knew there'd be a bit of confusion over this...hopefully he will
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not sure thats the reason, wouldnt be an exact science exactly
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nope, look again, there is a hinge where it should be. its all in thirds roughly. gob is a third, then the hinge, then the back cut...at least thats how i see it
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im assuming that was its purpose. never come across it before
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theres no doubt soo much andy could tell you but i'll save him the effort TW Gaze - Auction Rooms and Estate Agents
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it did say on the youtube listing they were felled where there was no decayed wood. they do look like they'd fell to be fair but i guess theres a limit to what we can see
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a friend at another forum posted this so i thought id post it here. some big tops coming over, pay particular attention to the cut on the first tree [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNV5gnZpMSo]YouTube - falling large tree tops 3.mov[/ame]
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fell it!
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hi pedro. yes i did think about this a while back but got sidetracked after opening up the alaskan mill page.....i'll give it some more attention this week.
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Are Pro-chip still in business?
Steve Bullman replied to Northernarbsupplies's topic in General chat
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nice vid mate. those little huskys sure do seem to struggle a bit.....looking forward to seeing their new offering
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unfortunately...i cant read, so no:001_rolleyes:
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i did think the exact same thing as i was typing it
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the only people who should get the hump with that were are that know deep down that they aren't the right person for the job
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experts are usually out there doing the job in my experience, the ones that can't cut the mustard end up in jobs in an advisory capacity.....thats obviously a generalisation on my part and not meaning to tar all with the same brush
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interesting question, not one i can answer. although i would think if you put a caveat in writing that the customer signed you should have covered yourself.
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experienced enough to write one of the best tree books available today Treeworker
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The guy in that clip is a very experienced big tree faller, i dare say more so that anybody on this forum(perhaps any of the others too), im sure he anticpated the possibility of failure and his rapid escape shows his general awareness of the task at hand. Good on him making the video public i say.
