Pete Mctree
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Everything posted by Pete Mctree
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few more
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just a random few
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keep em coming Tim, never too many
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Thats a fair size chesnut stem. All dismatled by crane?
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Welcome Dagmar
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Thanks for the good info guys, and welcome Puwer
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looks like plenty of fun. Those boats look awesome!
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Some nice looking bikes. What was the occasion Andy?
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Tragic. Be carefull out there folks
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Give the kids some plastic scissors Steve and a raise in pocket money
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Nice part of the world. Beautifull coastline.
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yup, it grew that way. Roots were going to be an issue, due to upcoming work on the house. 50% of the root plate would have to be severed so down she came
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Here's some of a leaning euc from yesterday
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I hate getting my arse kicked on jobs like that. You end up paying more in bloody wages than you get from the customer I see where the thread at the Treehouse was going now!
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You got some pics of the set-up Carl? Sounds like alot dragging was avoided, which is good, especially if you don't want to piss yer groundies off ! lol
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Looked smooth. How did you pretension the load?
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Glad you made it Frans.
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I calmly step aside lol
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No worries takes a true man to take pride in his feminin figure!
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Sticking a running chainsaw in my arm 60ft up a Sycamore tree. Doh!
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it's where you draw the line. Sometimes i'll just shut up and do the job. Othertimes i'll walk away. It depends alot on species. P.S. You do have a very fine womanly arse Matt lol
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Lucky boy Matt! Good on you for making what is always a hard decision. Did you forward a copy of the letter to the T/O? Might be an idea so to catch the next lopper who quotes for the job
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nice work tim. I don't like reductions much. Hard and difficult climbing usually. The wallnut looks like it has been pruned before?
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Isnt that what you climb up to paint over all the spike marks? (trees look good by the way, nice work!)
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It's when the metal of the blades get as hard as you say that the risk of cracking/fracturing increases massively
