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John Shutler

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  1. i think skyhucks picture is spot on. how dangerous is it actually?
  2. dont worry marc, one day you might be as dangerous as us
  3. cat amongst the pigeons time...but makita 7901 with a 28in bar,great for felling and brilliant to climb with
  4. thats not the firsttime its been said.il see if i can find a picture when i had dreads
  5. the nughty list steve,they shall only get coal in their stockings from santa this christmas
  6. fridays easy subby job.climb the bits the platform cant reach
  7. ha ha,looks like your about to get catapulted into outerspace
  8. half hitch then round again with a big dan krab
  9. i climb with the hc and double fishermans also.cant see the problem
  10. not me,i rarely use it.and i wouldnt of bothered with it for this job,but it was there to use if i wanted.most of my work is subbying anyway
  11. not sure.like i said in an earlier post ive just been asked to climb the job
  12. it certainly is,the work was through dial a digger and so he said the platform would be up there to use if i wanted
  13. bump, going back monday morning to fell it
  14. i know a pub with a great tree in the garden!! hows that for organisation
  15. thanks,its not really in my neck of the woods, i dont usually work much past lyndhurst so it was nice to go somewhere else for a change
  16. from boldrewood deer sanctuary through to brockenhurst in the new forest along the ornamental drive past the giant wellingtonia
  17. the scar down the side was seen but the actuall hole was under long grass.i was shown the job by a photo on the guys phone.it was a very small part of a large contract for the contractor and i think it was a case of.. 'can you do something about that oak'... 'yeah il send someone up...anyway what else do you want doing£££££'
  18. it wasnt my job,i was just asked to subby on it by a landscaping firm, but on arivall and the proximity of the existing and new targets i thought i should suggest felling due to the size of the cavity which was unseen when the tree was looked at

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