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  1. testcricket01
    yer me and the guy who got excited really are most sarcastic people you would ever meet and we were joking about them sending us a john deere lawn tractor the saw was getting pinched a tad but we didnt have much tension on the rope but if anything was doing it the rope would be it.
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    id love to see some videos or pictures from his exciting work, he must be doing straight fells like that for his bread a butter, oooo wait no he still does conny hedges
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    i no mate sad thing is they have nothing better to do than come on here and try and be funny, shows how sad there lifes really are
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    i no amazing right
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    well if i had some bigger ladders it would have taken me 2mins
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    shall be going as firewood i would imagine i wouldnt fancy milling it to much soil etc inside it.
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    either way i was asked to fell it then go no clearing up what so ever bonus of working for farmers they just go in with there telehander and stick it on a bonfire
  8. testcricket01
    just cause i wanted to make sure it was on some solidish timber and i wanted it on the back limb, then through the front folk and to tractor. by time you have done that from the ground it took me 14mins to climb up and set it all up climbing it
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    had this easy job for this afternoons job, would have made a great tree to leave for habitat, but council gave the owner 2weeks notice to have it felled. had loads of massive brackets all round the base of the tree. had the tractor on it because it was weighted backwards onto the road and neighbours house aswell as powerlines. always good to make sure. job was to fell it in the field and leave was interesting to see where the hinge is the whole stump split in half all way from the cut into the ground. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf7pBiniZUE]dead ash tree fell - YouTube[/ame]
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    bring it on haha when am i stripping that hollowed out beech tht caught fire haha
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    money fungus mate
  12. testcricket01
    looks like my kinda place id love to work at, big trees
  13. testcricket01
    i was part of that its to expensive for me to buy, so i bought cheaper model for £199 cant complain with quality either and makes life so much easier
  14. testcricket01
    just outside fakenham havent got the job yet but just need some prices of things to get price in.
  15. testcricket01
    does anybody no any good skip places that deliver and collect these big roll on roll off skips around east anglia? i have a massive job im quoteing for and would be ideal to have one to chip some of the brash into. so any good places would be appreciated. also does anyone have a rough cost for how much they cost for 3days? many thanks James
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    my 372 also love the sound of the stihl 880 the way it whines almost like a turbo sound when cutting through big timber
  17. testcricket01
    wouldnt fancy siding that 130ft double sided hedge up thats for sure
  18. testcricket01
    my parents were on the train, took emergency services 4 hours get all 40 passengers off, still they all got a free mars bar and bottle of water for the wait.
  19. testcricket01
    more light and less leaves and loads more firewood would be my guess on a more serious note i havent got a clue of the details i was simply just brought in for the climbing
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    i was climbing for gareth smith off here nice little job. enjoy. Day 1 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-R4Y8UQrIo]ash dismantle day 1 - YouTube[/ame] Day 2 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Tv_ZvKL7A]ash tree dismantle day 2 - YouTube[/ame]
  21. testcricket01
    i used to be like that but now a days its more like ahhh gotta get up that big thing, but i do still love doing them i guess..... if you can get a crane to it
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    mark i was well up for stuntfelling the whole tree but not my job so i dont get choice, i can but just moan and moan all through the job saying if only we had felled it graham was a deceiving tree let alone the pics looked at it as 2nd opinion when gareth quoted for it originally and looked easy, i told him 2 days get it on floor and allow a day after to clear up etc so far its looking spot on, alot more to the tree than everyone expected, aswell as being over 3 gardens, shed etc etc
  23. testcricket01
    ash dismantle for gareth smith off here, day 1 got most of the crown off, back tomorow to do the rest. video to follow the pics when i can be bothered to look at the footage. pic 1 before we started pics 2&3 are at lunch time last pic is how we left it at 4,30
  24. testcricket01
    exactly my problem i have tons of woodchip up my yard, but because i have no way of loading other than a shovel. hireing in a jcb etc wouldnt make it worth selling
  25. testcricket01
    not a bad place, ive worked there before when i was employed by company with the diocese contract round there. less said about them the better.

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