dannyT
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heres some mini beasts....................
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good stuff everyone. Really enjoyed the pics of your job andy.
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it looks like theres a serious ammount of work that goes into a splice. Far more than i thought Very skillful, good work fellas. (£16 for a splice dosent seem to much now )
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great job. Can almost smell the wood burning Did some hedgelaying years ago at college. Used the traditional method (mathook?) Wouldnt mind having another bash at this. Looks quite satisfying.
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some great pics there lads and some interesting jobs, keep em coming
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great stuff. Would love to get involved with this sort of work one day.
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Some people shouldnt be allowed near chainsaws....
dannyT replied to csservices's topic in General chat
good on em Just created a nice little job for a REAL tree surgeon. Where would we be without tools like this -
cheers for the replys. Was fun untill all the logs had to be pounded onto the truck . Was a bit wobbly up top. Rigged a couple of the stems down in one big chunk which saved juggling about chogging at that height
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some more pics................
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Took this sycamore down today. Was quite a big tree for me :blushing. Didn't have a massive girth but was quite tall. Split into 3 stems so plenty of fire wood . Just used the old school porta wrap, whoopie and pulley to rig it out. Not a bad job for two of us. (could have done with mozza's help but hes off supping sangria in the sun )
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the sky in the backdrop looks ace jobs a good'un!
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im no expert but that dosent look to clever
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top stuff could have done with that on todays hawthorn hedge
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good stuff ben. Nice pro lunge
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top piccies looks like they're having a right buzz
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good skills fella. The lowering evice looks a nice bit of kit
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wonder if shes on the hunt for a plummber who will install a free boiler because she finds them terribly expensive:thumbdown:
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scum!!! hoping to get my first chipper later this year. Already paranoid about how im going to keep it safe from the scum:thumbdown:
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great pics like the "wig wam" did you make it?
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oh yes, love it
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had this conifer ready for a top stunt fell but thought i better climb up and have a quick check for our feathered friends found these little chicks. Informed the customer who was more than happy with us being responsible and still paid us due to return in a months time for the stunt fell, pictures to follow Dont forget to check fellow arbs.
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heres a few pics from todays jobs. The first is a Birch reduction. As usual the birch had been topped out previously and was full of reactional growth, weak unions and decaying stubs Was a tricky little reduction as there were no good anchor points. Other pics are crown lifting a large walnut tree not worked on any this big before. The last pic is rigging some syc branches that had to be lowered due to targets.
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ouch
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fair point. But day to day work is'nt a comp. I think that this is where newbie climbers dont get it (dont mean you frank). Taking down a crappy pop or syc is'nt the ITCC. This is were sometimes the blakes rule
