Rod
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Everything posted by Rod
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yep !!!
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now im loving it a picture tells a thousand words:thumbup:
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how it going tom? i like it, but i would maybe make a gallery or a page where your vids and pics are more easily found like the hemlock dismantle vid
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that cleared that up then:thumbup:
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it also means that a blue book is five years or more old HSE wants training every five years that means if someone still has blue book and no cards they dont meet HSE standard
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did you not read this bit Can I still use my blue book? No, the use of blue books for Chainsaw registration and certification ended on 1st October 2005. If you still have a blue book and did not send it in bofore this date then you will have to re-take the assessments
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sorry skyhuck look at the link NPTC | FAQs | When is a chainsaw refresher training required?
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but is that because of the training you had just done the way i heard it you would just need to do a "refresher" course to bring it up to date. the recomended thing seems to be refreshers for all tickets every five years.
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look it up then or ask someone who would know for sure if im wrong then i will apologise:bowdown:
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i think you'll find that blue book has gone out of date and now dosn't satisfy HSE requirements and you will need to update to npct cs units.
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the ocean polyester is fine, lasts well
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he is quite short
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na its a timber hitch its all twisted round its self he just tied the tail out of the way
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looks like timber hitch with the end tied of to me
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From the album: pics
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dont know if this counts Posing chipper lunge
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plunge cuts under and above a couple of the limbs cut upwards hopefuly creating bat habitat the tree was and stil is the only one on the site the tree officer and architect liked the idea when i suggested it to them rather than removing it, there was going to be another which would have been an exellent one to have done but it turned out to be to unsafe to leave as it was a chestnut and had been badly rotted by fungus. the monolith/tree will have to be monitored as it is in a public park cheers
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From the album: pics
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From the album: pics
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From the album: pics
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From the album: pics
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got to do a monolith at last should have taken better pictures though:sneaky2: fracture pruned the lower limbs and coronet cuts on the top also bored holes but you cant see them in the pics
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lake district view over thirlmere the canopy on the oak was ok i.e not dead. but was definatly on the back foot it was thined out (by its self) and didnt seem to have any young growth to be seen. sorry MD dont have a pic of it
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its realy not look it up the bottom turn is different
