John Shutler
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Everything posted by John Shutler
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conifers are a nightmare, luckily i dont do many anymore, hope the climber gets well soon
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meindl wauthingamygigers. 2 years and still going strong
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i recently had some signs stolen and at 70 for a 2 i was gutted
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bloody pain killing effects of anadin and dry blackthorn
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oh hang on, just got it doh
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im trying to think of a suitable comeback to that, but the painkilling effects of anadin and dry blackthorn seem to be numbing my brain somewhat
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extending ladder today for access to a CRAPPY ash. the section popped out slide down and bashed me in the eye. looks like ive been scrapping
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had mine a year, and no problems. awesome spikes. couldnt face going back to my old kleins
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haha conifers what can you say. i kinda get some perverse kind of pleasure from a good conifer reduction, though i once did one round a tennis court and it was hell
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heres my 3, NVC indicator species, gotta love em
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wonderfull choice of song:001_tongue:
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Tree in ceiling at Natural history museum installed
John Shutler replied to Will Hinchliffe's topic in General chat
brilliant. im very envious buddy, bet your stoked to be involved n such an awesome project -
popped back this morning to put the stems on the ground, on my way home with a nice load of ash by 1130 and a full days money
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well it is the summer:001_cool:
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i certainly am. not overly good practice but my 2 other redirects seem to have grown legs.im sure there are loads of issues about redirecting this way that im sure will be pointed out to me
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subbying again today, ash dismantle at hightown hill, ringwood, sse came out to shut the power of at 9, then back to switch on again for 4, got to finish chogging and rigging the stems down tomorrow
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thanks for your input guys, off to get new tyres tomorrow afternoon
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luckily it was a subby job
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saying that my, rope was still in the tree so i could have nipped up there and sorted it out. but at the time i was really hot and dehydrated and it didnt seem to stick out quite as much as it does now
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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
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oh yeah, that bit that sticks out on the top left is really bugging me
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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
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ive got work from it as well
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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
