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Gray git

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  1. Happy children, what more can I ask for, especially when they go to sleep and I get too sit down and have a hobgoblin as no wind so no callouts. Appart from neighbors got lets dance for wee fit and had it on loud till late hence the ear defenders
  2. I think the dogs got the best present so far Skype was made for Christmas when you carnt be together,at least you can show off your New shirt to every 1. Children in bed at last so a beer and some tv for me. Have a good day tomorrow with Mrs Fox
  3. Very very good! watched them last summer at Richmond live.
  4. Will have a look see what I still have when I'm round the Farm Next week, Got to go sort a lintle for my mate's New log burner so will look then.
  5. Had lots of probs with 1st saw but loved it so much bought another which has been awsom so far and now have a 2nd as huskvarna replaced the 1st A's turned out to be a very early production saw that did have issues
  6. Glad at least 1 hardwood secomed to your saw in that vid, definitely the cloud of dust rising Next to the 360 for best shot. Another question I know but how come two climbers up 1 pole at 1point, teaching? Happy Christmas.
  7. Might still have some guinko, do have pear, redwood, Atlantic blue cedre, Lebanese cedre, cherry, blackthorn, Hawthorne, yew and holly. How bigger bits are you needing?
  8. Just got back from 1st Highways callout and wind is getting stronger now so prob out again later,
  9. [quote The steel is warrantied for 30 years. But the timber it's holding is not!
  10. Trees don't just fail during storms, adverse weather can weaken them to a point of failure but not fall till something ells tips the balance eg a particularly fat pigeon landing in the tree. How many times have you felled a Tree for it to get hung up on next to nowt so you walk off to get a felling bar or wedges for the tree to suddenly fall on its own accord when the holding wood/twig snaps from the strain, this can happen within the crown of a tree days after a storm. I have 1st hand experience of this having attended a split Tree in a park, still standing on a carm day and while we were setting up and I was fueling my topper half the tree peeled out and made my job a whole lot easier. Glad I wasn't up it at the time! I'm not saying we need to remove all trees from public areas but removing something identified as high risk is just good practice Imo
  11. I'd go out and my family would understand as a few hrs doing a call out would mean I'd be able to afford a few more DAYS quality time with the children. I never feel charismas day is quality time as its all rip open present quick hello to family then off to the kitchen for me. I much prefer boxing day, much more relaxed! Anyway who is to say a fallen tree on a roadside is not a danger to life, all it takes is a tired family driving home and the unthinkable could happen! Hens why I get called out too clear them!
  12. I'm getting that lot printed,laminated and pinned to the truck dash for the lads
  13. Get rid of it. Bracing, bolting and cabaling is a form of admitting there's a problem with the tree and if anything happens a prosecution is more likely. If your client is dead set On retaining the Tree why not recommend an independent arb consultants report then if they recommend any works, you do it following those recommended works your covered.
  14. Thou shalt not use topper on deck!
  15. Sorry forgot pic
  16. Sometimes you just don't have a choice but to put stuff on the back, wouldn't want to leave it in overnight but handy to keep stuff out of site while talking to the client, at fuel station etc. Also handy to pull closed while taking a piss in the chip in an emergency. And yes you can fill higher, just takes a little effort
  17. I've just done that too And just got some nice side steps so the kids can get in easier. And a gopro which might take a little explaining when she sees it
  18. Thou shall not partake in fermented beverage's on stormy night's. Thou shall avoid all weigh bridges on return journeys. Thou shall show no false favour to ash over conifer Logs. Thou shall not get court pissing in thy clients garden.
  19. Helps stop the scrots stealing you Kit at the butty van and stuff falling out when your a little full. The outher big use for me is when filling her with the hinzohak I can leave them closed and open the top and get a good load in especially as we can fill it in about 10-15 min.
  20. How do you know.... Got some just little chains onto eyelets on the sides, holds them open when working and chipping also the tailgate won't open unless the doors are right round or it catches on the corners. Problem is they cover up sign righting on the sides when open
  21. Santa must be big boned to need that much rope
  22. I see you've tried the car crash mat system as well to protect the road Service
  23. Just got Home from cutting a road through this monster, thank God for farmers, loadall 's and wanting free Logs About a 38" trunk over 10ft of the road.
  24. Firemen with lots of time on their hands doing a bit of Tree lopping on days off is what's helping wreck this industry! Please feel free to replace firemen with any outher trade you see fit but this is the one that's narked me the most this week! Young lads that turn up just on time then start getting dressed then ask is their a shop on way puss me off also!
  25. Brittax led repeaters front and back and a mini light bar On top in total drawing less than 10amp so low battery drawn. Sparex mini work lamps up top at the back 80lume I think and for the size perfect for reversing at night or call out work without frying Your eye's

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