John Shutler
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Everything posted by John Shutler
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definately one of my favorite shows
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Thanks David, it's turning out to be a productive setup The access was to a school and recreation centre
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Deadwoods and a oak fell for an easy Friday, done for lunchtime
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dorset crane hire are spot on, Ive used them for a couple of years after some pretty dismal service from king lifting
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Removed a tree from a house this morning
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I usually just pull them off and give them to the contract manager
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Still sorting out storm damage from the weekend
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Oak fell this morning, back later in the week to tidy up. The butt is about 4ft diameter Then some roadside stuff this afternoon
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No idea, it's not my machine
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I think there was about 13ton on there. That fastrack is running at about 300hp I think. It would've certainly made my valmet grunt
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I use srt on most things except crane jobs -
The time has finally come
John Shutler replied to Steve Bullman's topic in SRT (Single Rope Technique)
I clip a small DMM xsre biner through the eye on the end of my tether and clip into that -
yeah, awfull colour!!
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Tidying up a site today
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Tidying up a failed Monterey pine Back tomorrow to have a scratch about, burn the stuff we can't chip and stack the last of the timber. Going to use an RSJ in the grab on the digger as a rake
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Grab arrived this afternoon, getting it welded onto the boom on the way to a job then it's on big chipper feeding duty for a couple of days
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Every team member should have a Tourniquet and Israel bandage in their pocket imo with a more comprehensive kit in the truck for when you need more of the above
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My sentiments exactly matty
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Some deadwooding today, climbed the nicest oak in a long time Then looked at a cheeky ash removal on my way home
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Just had it on the bench Drilled the hole in the casing out a bit wider, screwed a small screw into where the cable came out with a rubber washer under it wrapped end of cable round screw, covered it in silicone Seems to work Nothing like a good bodge
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Not sure yet, going to have a look at it properly when it's off the machine, the only problem I can see is that it won't be insulated if it touches the machine, blob of silicone might sort that out though
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Wire that goes into the side of the clutch in the stump grinder, unfortunately it's a sealed unit Crap design New clutch is £600.00 Going to get in on the bench this afternoon and see if it can be bodged
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A spot of woodland rough shooting with the beretta a303 semi auto this weekend
