josharb87
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i know mate, not nice environment today either, some pics from site
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Experienced Climber/ Lead climber | Global Tree Care | Arbjobs.com find Arb jobs / Tree work Above average in all aspects of tree work climber wanted
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Todays jobs for me and new boy, poplar fell, then pine fell, then 4 birch to reduce
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Its fine If you get pleasure out of it, and you're neighbours are happy with it, keep it, get an professional arborist in to subtly reduce the tree to propper reduction points as and when it gets too big for you, its surroundings, or too close to the house. In a few years time it may need to be reduced frequently, maybe once a year, maybe once every 2 years, as unfortunatly trees do have a habit of growing! If we keep felling everything because theres a drain in the next county, a house within 100M, leaves on the lawn, urban areas are going to look very dull soon.
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Lots of good advice there thanks Never thought of standing in one position so the angles always the same!
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bloody hell mate! how many years that ging to take to build?
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be a bit more modern Bedford TM 8tonne 4 x 4 with crane ex military | eBay UK
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To all you bosses - How much would you pay a day for a groundie?
josharb87 replied to button1803's topic in General chat
used to work with a groundie simmilar tickets to you, on a one'er a day SE -
Those of you who can hit a target the size of a dustbin lid 20M away, how do you do it? My throwlining is crap, I normally take a bight, pass through the throwlines bag and hold the loop ive created and the tail, right hand. Tips appreciated!
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ransomes crawler in steep woodland?
josharb87 replied to offgridchris's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Try PM'ing 'Burrell_' on here, he has a few crawlers -
Hoping to make it saturday!
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You need to post more pics of youre work huck!
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nice to know theyre human too!
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My old toys husky sm510r, triumph speed four, triumph speed triple
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Nice
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The 2 we use occasionally, the little ones great, only limited by how heavy the user is to how much it will lift, little one even has full difflocks
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Cool
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Anyone any expience of converting a vehicle (TD5 Defender) to LHD, the V5 change, Insurance problems and or even Exporting problems? Thanks:001_smile:
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College of west anglia at Milton might still do them. Or Otley college in Suffolk
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Found a link to it Fletcher Stewart STEIN Crane Bag has been developed through the frustrations of getting Slings and Chains tangled in the canopy of trees during crane removals. The bag has been designed to hold your main anchor sling and support legs in one place with a specially tapered base which allows the bag to pass cleanly through the canopy of the tree to the waiting climber. I did actually have the problem of the slings getting caught up as being lowered through the canopy on tuesday EDIT, just the crane bag i think . . .
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Last pic, 1st post, do i recognise that wood??? beautifull stuff rob
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Thanks for ALL the good replies! That one log at 6.10 was the only bit of the day i wasnt totally satisfied with, but i knew exactly what and why it happened, it was a learning curve afterall! And dave, only hand signals, no radios
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Tuesday was my first full dismantle with a crane, no instruction just made it up as i went along 36M (118ft) Elm in Carl Von Linnés Trädgård, Uppsala, Sweden, Carl V.L was the guy who developed the latin clasification for plants, this was at his private garden. Big thanks to the ground crew who were faultless, and the crane driver. Smaller pieces because of the tight landing zone. I was pleased, so to the boss, free lunches from a nearby invitation only restaurant, and as a bonus, boss is paying for a night out for my girlfriend and I Enjoy [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYcrrz2cH6E]YouTube - Linné trädgård video 2[/ame]
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Thanks! the crane was only ordered for tuesday for the bigger tree (i'll finish the video tonight) so monday morning we rigged out this smaller tree, and tuesday morning lifted the stem, before moving round to crane fell the whole of the bigger tree Yep, going back in the summer to see the gård in summer bloom yep ditto to the respect!
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Mondays elm, took it down in a few hours ready for the crane to lift the stem tues morning, then took down a much larger (36ft/118ft) elm tuesday with the crane, video to follow in next few days butt weighed over 3ton [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xWua6Btkk]YouTube - linne trädgård daytree 1[/ame] Linné Trädgård, Uppsala, Sweden
