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John Shutler

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  1. John Shutler
    it seemed ok from the tree..it wasnt till i jumped over the fence to blow their garden and take a photo that i noticed it
  2. John Shutler
    oh yeah, that bit that sticks out on the top left is really bugging me
  3. John Shutler
    currently running goodyear allterrains(205 r16) on my mazda b2500, looking to get some bfgoodrich mud terrains(235 R16) any ideas on how this will effect fuel consumption and also whats the road noise like many thanks
  4. John Shutler
    ive got work from it as well
  5. John Shutler
    i only removed the stuff that got in my way.spec was to reduce by up to 2 metres and thin by no more than 15%. had it been my job i would have persuaded them to have the ivy removed
  6. John Shutler
    i also have the two gimmer mentioned, plus stratagies of fungal decay in trees. by claus matheck
  7. John Shutler
    thanks.it was about 7 am. a fairly early start as i was subbing to my mate and i needed to get to his then on to site
  8. John Shutler
    after a beautiful misty drive to site this morning, i had a brilliant day doing this crown reduction, actually caught the sun on my arms today, though i have ripped the zip and crotch on my new (2 months old) stretch airs which im not to pleased about. i forgot to get a before pic
  9. John Shutler
    it couldnt be closer(to me). come and play in the new forest everybody
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  11. John Shutler
    good link, cheers
  12. John Shutler
    cheers dean
  13. John Shutler
    im after a lightbar/beacon for my pickup, any recomendations
  14. John Shutler
    some silly neighbour started shouting and screaming about us taking the tree down, stupid really as it had really started to lean towards there garden, oh well. yeah john it is a lovely place to live, im very lucky that ive spent my whole life in the area, these pictures were taken in sway, the next village along to mine tiptoe
  15. John Shutler
    subbying to mates firm special branch tree services. i love easy mondays
  16. John Shutler
    il be there then staright accross to the cutters and climbers
  17. John Shutler
    click on the very top link on the box
  18. John Shutler

    elbow

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    went to watch elbow this evening at the bic deserve every award theyve been given recently and the album the seldon seen kid is a masterpiece check them out [ame] [/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hooPU2mdsH4[/ame] enjoy
  19. John Shutler
    i live down in the new forest and find o2 pretty good,been with them for 5 years and never thought about changing because of lack of signal
  20. John Shutler
    i have a soft link between the krab and ropegrab on my flipline
  21. John Shutler
    an old pic of a monteray pine stem i felled, you can see where it snapped in half on impact and 2 pics of a twisted fir a found walking yesterday. any ideas on what caused it, my guess it was caused by honeysuckle early on in life as there seems to be an abundance of it in these woods
  22. John Shutler
    Someone has made the point about boring a heavily leaning stem and cutting the holding strap to take a top out as a safe method when climbing, this isn't the case. If you make a bore cut on a heavily leaning stem there is a chance the back of the tree will split downwards before you have a chance to cut the holding strap. When the stem splits downwards the top will go over and split part of the top will flip you and your flipline/climbing line off with the stem as well sending you hurtling toward the ground as your life flashes before your eyes. Be very careful when using the boring cut on a leaning stem when climbing - it can go hellishly wrong. i have never come accross a situation where i have had to use this method, as i said i guess this method could be used but thanks for the heads up
  23. John Shutler
    obviously there are the horror stories, but as everything in this job its situation dependant. i very rarely do anything apart from use my side ds spiking, and if i thought there was an issue with a leavily leaning stem id probably use a bore and release cut.
  24. John Shutler
    nice little job to finish off monday, crown reduction on a badly topped beech. dont really enjoy reductions that much, and dont really do that many either. but this was small and easy and provided some beer tokens for the weekend
  25. John Shutler
    ive got a mazda b2500, its my sole vehicle, im doing more subbying than my own work at the moment so dont need anything bigger, ive got a truckman top addapted to chip into when needed, and i can usually bring a load of logs back from my subbying jobs which gives me a few beer tokens

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