treewizard
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Everything posted by treewizard
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mine start from 23kn, but it was never mentioned at college, thought that was 8 years ago but ive never heard anyone say anything bout it before.
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looks smart, dean
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i havent had a Mc d`s, burgerking or any fast food joint in over a year cant stand the stuff, id rather a local produced mixed grill form my local hmmmm.
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honey brother sell it i think, also a&f warehouse did do
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i have a 35m normal everyday rope and a 14m yale for cherrys, small maples and general la climbing
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i bet, smart and very pro looking
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i think your vans awesome chris p, nicest transit tree van ive seen, bravo!!
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i second that skinny ivy covered birch for me, got drenched and seriously cold
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77 ft
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top notch, i like those sides
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Official "Yank'" Picture Thread
treewizard replied to GASoline71's topic in International Arborist Forum
that looked abit of a nightmare, nice work ,looks very tidy after too for a wet day.. -
too thin, hand starts to get sore after a days climbing
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wicked, what a seriously cool job to do.
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nice work, very smooth operation.
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ive got marlow chamelion, going on your posts i must be mad but........i like it:blink:.
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i weight 8.5 - 9 stone and often worry that im anchoring on something to small but going on what you guys are saying i think im alright. what would you guys sujest on thickness just to get your points of view
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didnt mean to me to sound like that mate, sorry for the late reply havent been online in while. i was looking at the stien helmets in wgm the other day apparently they are better that the vertex because they are rated for side impacts as the vertex is not, just top. a mesh visor option is a good idea. any idea how much spares are for them.
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i cant belive that was in one hit, thats shocking!!!!!!! any idea where in surrey that was??
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Tree in ceiling at Natural history museum installed
treewizard replied to Will Hinchliffe's topic in General chat
nice one, thats definatly something to tell the grandkids -
Cs39 And Cs46 Whats The Difference
treewizard replied to Leyburn Lad's topic in Training & education
i think it involves demostrating a pole rescue aswell which 39 dosent have -
lovely setting for a days work.
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haha i saw some blokes thinkin they where proper tree surgeons on the side of there van said "fhinning" hahaha
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put me down for 2
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i second that, know of a bloke who started one up with no side cover on outside the clutch span off, seperated as it hit the floor bounced shattered a fellow workers car window:ohmy:
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not every tree is a uniform shape mate, nice one looks good.
