josharb87

"Proffesional jealousy"

I think the problem was the wife being there Steve

Good man, getting rid of the guys to leave yourself with 2 drunk girls well played

Im guessing youre talking about steering on the ice? Weight

what are you doing mate?

very cool!

Nice, but in need of a crane, no point in spending that much to still have to manual handle everything!

2.2? in a defender? oh dear!

Sweet, I'll come by yours for a chat when im back mate, see how the mog rebuilds going

Sounds cool, what sort of numbers people wise are you looking at?

Yeah it rubs, well touches, but just on the legs, doesnt affect the hitch. i'll try for a pic tommorow

I clip in to a barrell knot (double fishermans?) and have no problems

Whats the estimated costs?

If i can scab a lift or borrow a car i'll be there Fri, flying out Sat

Thats awesome, back to the earth even the stones go

Haha nice one mick! Some picture sets nicked from another thread! http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/18974-fr-jones-arb-show-pictures.html#post333073 Classic bolam, tommy and saluting here! http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/18974-fr-jones-arb-show-pictures-4.html#post336027 http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/18974-fr-jones-arb-show-pictures-4.html#post336027

pay up and move on. if you were working with a bit of chapter 8 then fair enough appeal, but chrimbo shopping?!

Some cool looking kit you got there David!

nice prune!

thats for the most basic single cab version! Cool truck stevie!

a contractor i work ith has a ramsey electric winch on the front of his l200

Beautiful site mate! that first pic looks like an advert!

beech reduction before and after then morning sunrise

It was dead mate, the live half had fallen out, well peeled off, leaving a dead stem and another smaller strip that was only about 3inch deep, 9inch across, clinging onto the dead stem. I diddnt want to trust for the forces involved to lift the stem off the roof, so that was straight felled out of the way, the pine was close enough and sound:thumbup1:

Interesting job working for a contractor. Half a rotten Oak had fallen onto this house. First we set a line over the house, tied off onto an Oak behind, Makeshift SRT'd up onto the steep roof, steel stropped the chimney with spare hitch climber pulleys as rope guides, stripped the brash off, leaving the main stem and main branch resting on the roof. Luckly the Contractor had a winch on his 4x4, so cut a path through the scrub for him to drive closer. We cradle'd the stem so that it ould lift off flat and not twist, sent a line into a nearby pine into a pulley, down to the base of an oak into another pulley, a mid line bowline was then tied for the winch hook to clip onto. Then to stop the stem falling off side ways and clipping the roof again (slow winch), clipped a tag line onto the rigging plate at the cradle, into a pulley in another tree and down into a capstan. Had to tweek the pulley configurations a few times, but worked a treat, stem lifted off the roof, cleared the roof, then slowly controlled side fall into the scrub