Pete Mctree
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Everything posted by Pete Mctree
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The petzl vertex is a fantastic helmet IMHO. It fits both sordin and peltor ear defender/visor assemblies & is comparatively well priced.
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Really messy tree to wreck - good job. Did you have any comes with the crane driver?
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as Rich said - depending on the decay present will dictate your approach. Like any compromised tree, I like to take some weight out of it as soon as possible, in extreme cases, I will do this evenly from all sides as not to create an imbalance.
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Is it running well? & what colour is the plug? I have done exhaust mods & the saw has run fine as was, but I ALWAYS check the plug as an indicator
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I rig alot more now, saves abuse on my elbows cutting & chucking. If in small crews I self lower/take over to help the groundies. 90% natural crotch - the toys only come out when I need them
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I am watching the progress of these saws with great interest. They lack of hammer to the elbows from constant starting, absence of fumes within a congested crown or hedge & quieter working are making them very appealing for pruning works.
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An additive for rape to increase it's "tackiness" would be a most welcome product
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Rapeseed oil from the supermarket here. On the bigger saws running 30" bars plus I use bio-oil, currently from clarkes as the lubtication properties of the pure rape seem insufficient. I do notice more bar wear when I am cutting in the woods, but this is comfortably offset by the reduction in expenditure in oil.
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Looked like a real twisted, dogleg riddled tree. Nice tidy job as usual Ben
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Some nice smooth work there:thumbup1:
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Good job guys
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Nice job Matty, some big sticks there.
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Just cannot imagine city treework again. I thought my two weeks in central London were crazy, but that must be on a whole new level. No wire must have been a nice change - good vid
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Nice little vid & treework. Spring is definately further on where you are - trees only just starting to burst there buds & flush with new growth here
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tune sounds like your pimping your crew out Improvement on the last one for sure. Have you showed it to a few non arb people? they are usually the best for feedback. -
I can see the benefits of the knee supports Jomocco, but those boots!! I'd have to get up half an hour later just to lace em
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just employ the PM's accountants & I recon you could manage
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if they reduced the threshold to something like 20k then it would remove this two tier business structure we seem to have developed. How absurd is it to constrain a company to remain competitive in the market place. Instead they should be allowed to flourish & hopefully employ more staff & pay better wages etc etc.
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I thought he would be the kind of man to have a private stash of delicious leaded petrol, in the back of his shed
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Some really heavy tip heavy limbs to cut, not easy for sure & I'd say good job but you kept on nailing the house
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No worries mate, just don't eat any purple grapes with dental floss tied around the top that might have got in there by mistake
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Would you not loose the ability to turn your feet whilst the gaffs were dug in. Not good for the knees perhaps? Mark, should you not be shopping for a stanner lift, not some new gaffs!
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You need a little air in that rear tire Johny - makes it look a bit overloaded
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Some really nice work John & nice trees to work on too
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back cut for normal felling should be level or above. Cutting higher than the bottom of the sink cut creates a ledge, or stump shot. this has the function of reducing the chance of the stem shooting backwards if the tree was to twist or collide with another one. As for a sloping back-cut, they are a big no in my books. As you cut diagonally across the grain, there is every chance you can split the back of the tree when trying to wedge it over.
