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Pete Mctree

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  1. Great plan well executed !
  2. This guy has a unique HH set-up [ame] [/ame]
  3. Have the issues been recorded in a factual manner by those involved? Structural issues, climatic issues etc been written down & presented professionally to the management? This is what you need to deliver in a tribuneral - not emotion & hearsay
  4. Nice vid - great to see some cutting for a change
  5. Check the anvil also. Is the chip quality & size consistent with sharp blades?
  6. Have you spoken to Leeds council on one of there emergency numbers? They do provide out of hours call centres
  7. Whatever you decide to try (I would recommend the Hitch Climber system next,), when you first try it do it carefully - Low & slow is where & how you need to go
  8. There is a good 4x4 breakers in Bradford - Thorntons I think & they used to carry a lot of parts
  9. It's fine saying plan, save, be VAT registered, but when things go wrong with companies that just reach the registration point, it is often the straw that breaks the camels back. It is another tax & yes it would be irrelevant to those who are self employed/companies, however it would hammer some constomers & in my opinion reduce the amount of work & cash available. Paying an extra 20% is going to hurt someone's pocket
  10. Take more than a few trees to do that
  11. Fair sized job Johnny
  12. If they could control & earn tax/dividends from control of wood fuel they would say something different. It must really upset the government that people can get fuel for free in some cases. The spin doctors will throw more stuff like this at the media no doubt
  13. I'd Steer towards the bandit in a towable chipper 9" and above. I have used & demo'd quite a few & they really impress me every time
  14. Refusing to climba tree is no big deal in the grand scheme of things, however, i always look @ how to make the tree workable before I say anything to anyone. A recent example was a sycamore with a massive tear-out that needed quite a bit of rigging. I pointed out that it would be easier & a lot safer to board up some windows to increase the amount I could cut & chuck & guy the head of the tree to increase stability whilst rigging. Boss was happy with the plan & we ran with it, as opposed to "refusing" I gave him my opinion on how to get it done in a safe manner. The point I'm making is that the way you communicate your issues can help develop a good relationship between you & your client/boss
  15. Nice job & a big old tree!
  16. Nice production rate!!
  17. Quit smoking & buy a saw with heated handles - or just stay at home
  18. They are grasses are they not? They are at least monocots so not technically trees?
  19. A raise in revs can be something as simple as a blocked fuel filter - you checked it? Can't help past that, sorry
  20. It's something about climbing when you only can afford one rope I think
  21. It's something about climbing when you only can afford one rope I think
  22. I'm 42 & have been climbing for over 20 years & will get up tomorrow & look forward to another day at work
  23. The trick is matching the rope to the hitch cord.

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