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I am sure I recall a chap on treebuzz that adapted a heavy duty cordless drill to fit the GRCS... I believe that is a standard feature on it. Has this become a GCRS V'S Stein RC thread ?? Basically at the mo i can't afford either, but have a couple of chances of borrowing or hiring a winch. Was just a passing thought as a way of speeding the process and handling the loads. Will have some fun experimenting with ratios. How far can you go with ratios on 14mm double braid? ps. just when you thought you'd seen every Reg Coates video... thanks guys. Stu
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we had to reduce the house as the tree wasn't getting any reception.
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From the album: me
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Have had a few jobs where tip tying the limbs and hinging them towards the block would have been the quickest and neatest way to remove them, but sections are too big to do so by man power. Would a winch such as a chainsaw powered one be safe and offer sufficient control ? Ta.
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loving the blues chainsaw, not! imagine a five minute solo.
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I might lack in both style and grace but I made up for it in grin! So nice to climb open trees like that without a chainsaw! Was a v happy boy.
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I've just got back from hospital after having my stomach pumped and my colon shotblasted in an attempt to remove Stus sausage sandwich. My dog sadly caught rabies from it and has had to be destroyed. These 15 San Miguels for a tenner are beginning to ease the pain ha ha mark you were the only one man enough to stand up to stu's sausage surprise. Lol
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Ha ha you know you love that lid really! Thanks to Mark for today and for the throw bag trick. Ps everyone's invited to mine for a BBQ, I'll be cooking ;-)
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OI Mark, have a days work tomorrow (fri 4th feb) need extra hands on the ground, Mick said your looking for work call me asap 0n 07941 852 773. Cheers. STU.
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hey guys have just done my first week of climbing work in the snow. Lots of good work to be won clearing snapped limbs (esp Cedar). All of it was really technical and interesting, working out tension/compression problems seeing how far you could go out on limbs weighted with snow and large hangers and the problems associated with rigging said limbs. Was very enjoyable on all levels, even the freezing hands made me giggle when they froze to the caribs ala Dumb and Dumber. Though will i feel the same in five years time ? 0
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but still have no idea what the portawrap plays in this!!
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thats up there with 'two girls one chipper' !
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nice sequence, would be good for a website, shows potential customers how its done etc
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time off for snow ?
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I am very sorry to hear such sad news. I was introduced to him by Keven Watt who spoke very highly of him indeed. Also had the pleasure of working with him as he calmly rigged a huge lime crown in about an hour and half on one of Keven's jobs(was more than a little impressed). My thoughts go to his family and friends.
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make that 07720451919. Any probs just search Keven Watt quality tree care online for contact details
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Contact Kevin Watt on o7720451919. Just say that i passed his number on to you. Stu
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