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Tree Man Tom

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  1. Yep , slipped on slipped off, we did a few like that, but thats not optimistic, ......... this was. Great old truck , HD springs on it, very light steering :001_smile:

     

    I remember that, Cleeve hotel. We did have some fun over the years 👍

  2. I did one the same way a few years ago, Cherry into the back of a Hi lux, if you look behind the pickup you will see the butt standing showing the felling height at the point that i reversed the truck up to , felled it straight into the back of the truck, it just fitted, not as big as the one on the video, reason we did it , it was getting late in the day. Did have a video of it been unloaded, that was a bit special as well, so of bungie like :001_smile:

     

    And reason we didn't get a video of it landing in the truck was because we were laughing to much! Was a funny day that, until we ran over the cat 😁

  3. Broke a couple of the older ones but tbh wasn't really worried buy it. Climbed on them whilst broken till new one arrived. Guess I'm using a mk3 now as it's not broken and has been faultless. It's changed the way i climb and work, tis brilliant 👍

  4. Bring back the Husqvarna 338XPT fantastic little saw, once run in will wipe the floor with those Stihls, very under rated saw.

     

    Funny you say that. My mates just got his out on site today as his new husky and stihl both broke. Pulled it out the container after its been sat for over a year and it's working faultlessly.

  5. Be brave, go with what you think will work, you only have one crack at life, fortune favors the brave, i have never looked back on anything i have put thought into all things, and it looks like you have really considered everything. I can still remember my first nudge, i would of been happy to spend the rest of my life as a groundy , unskilled, for the rest of my life, working for Jason ,top man,he had to leave the country, and as i have family in the uk that meant i had to stay. i worked things out, like you are doing and never looked back, good luck. Should of said, i did then enroll at collage to gain confidence and ended up at university after six years, never looked back.

     

    I used to work with jesse, then when his business structure changed I got the nudge off him go it alone. Best thing I did! I've got in with a local company who I climb for on any spare days. So with what I do for myself and with them I always have plenty of work. Go for it, its great being your own boss! Oh and jesse is still a good friend :thumbup:

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