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John Shutler

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  1. i always think light thoughts
  2. haha oops my bad, ive just gone back and looked again, i knew you had the akus. ive got a pair and love em. it turns out the new phanner boots look very like the gronells from the top:blushing:, and i saw the bridge of a treemotion and 2+2=5
  3. 2nd climber needed for friday the 16th april in lymington hampshire pm me for details
  4. i reckon this conversation has run its course guys, please leave it at that
  5. old snake how are you finding the gronells?
  6. DMM Pinto Pulleys - Treeworker.co.uk
  7. its ok, fell out with it pretty quick
  8. sorry to say its dead mate, lasted me abour 18months total, though it did alot of big work in that time. got a 390xp now, much better saw imo

  9. to be honest you could probably have spiked up to the limbs at the top and bashed them out, but you would never be able to piece them out small enough to avoid the fence beneeth, new hedging, quite a nice hawthorn and some othe bits and pieces . there was a distinct lack of anything representing any sort of top anchor, though you cant really see that from the picture below. the stem was sound really bar 2" around the outside which was shot
  10. i really want some highlift wedges:blushing:
  11. dont know, i like wedges:thumbup1: just tapped them in as i brought the saw round after i bored in. it saves me shouting at alex to put some tension on it i guess, then when the cuts finished we can pull it over and weve got all the pull to play with:dontknow:
  12. bit nose heavy mate, but not bad for a country boy alex went to take a cut off the top of the stump and blunted his 441, his first cut of the day.hed spent most of tbreak sharpening it with a blunt file:lol: i had to re do it 2" above
  13. thanks mate, got a few that i need to send over to the website man
  14. 20 metre bremach access platform from affordable access hire:thumbup1:, one dead oak. easy peasy. pretty uninteresting job, but still fun none the less. all done and dusted by midday, chip stayed on site though there was hardly any brash to chip as most of it disintergrated when it hit the ground. stem was cut in roughly in half either for milling or carving, customers are still undecided.
  15. John Shutler

    Boots!

    maybe if you bought decent boots they would last, mine certainly do ive got a pair of meindls that ive had for 3 years
  16. i got shocked a few years ago, not pleasent:thumbdown:
  17. thank you i want to try and get back up there and get some shots of the holly pollards and coppice stools
  18. no point going anywhere near brock/ lyndhurst/ lymington whilst theres so many grockles about
  19. just along from horseshoe bottom out the back of sway
  20. nice wander around the woods this morning, some pretty cool beech and some old holly pollards and a crazy old oak. pretty lucky really as its about 5 minutes from mine. pretty awesome place to grow up
  21. had a bit of a moment there:blushing: 2 climbers is great
  22. efficiency is one of the big reasons, speeds jobs up no end. and yes, its quite nice having some companionship some times, are job can be quite lonely. thursday was a clasic example of having 2 climbers in the tree. lovely weather, hardly any chainsaw use, just pottering round a good sized red oak with a silky, having a chat and a laugh. thats what its all about i think. its also good when you find someone who has a similar pruning style to you, alex the lad who is in the pictures of the field maple reduction is only 21 and is developing into a great arborist
  23. i use 2 climbers at almost every oppertunity
  24. good sized Red oak deadwood and light thin from yesterday, 2 climbers, nice weather and a bloody good laugh. days like that are what its all about. also tidyed up a small pine that had fallen over. on site for 9 home by 230, happy days

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