John Shutler
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dont worry marc, one day you might be as dangerous as us
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cat amongst the pigeons time...but makita 7901 with a 28in bar,great for felling and brilliant to climb with
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thats not the firsttime its been said.il see if i can find a picture when i had dreads
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can i go on the list
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the nughty list steve,they shall only get coal in their stockings from santa this christmas
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fridays easy subby job.climb the bits the platform cant reach
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dam off on holiday on the 4th
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ha ha,looks like your about to get catapulted into outerspace
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half hitch then round again with a big dan krab
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i climb with the hc and double fishermans also.cant see the problem
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oak fell
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yes felled it yesterday afternoon
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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
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not sure.like i said in an earlier post ive just been asked to climb the job
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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
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bump, going back monday morning to fell it
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oh the things we do for beer
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yeah its a great drive
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i know a pub with a great tree in the garden!! hows that for organisation
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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
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from boldrewood deer sanctuary through to brockenhurst in the new forest along the ornamental drive past the giant wellingtonia
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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£££££'
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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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it certainly is
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quite a fun one this,the extent of the cavity inside was huge.the site is being redeveloped for use as a offices and yard for a surfacing company.i suggested felling but this wasnt an option for the moment
