testcricket01
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made a good video that ian, good music aswell. thanks again for you help today ian and gareth and dan if he wasnt to old to own a computer ive only just got back from footy and unloaded that mega log off my transit, havent even looked at my helmet cam footage yet, but video will follow
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exactly right i did accend on that branch marked red and when i set the pulley on the yellow there wasnt a crack till i was chogging down.
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i cant say on here your not aloud to swear but it begins with S...... anyways i dont need you for my shotgun application mate i only need 1 referee it says on the form only room for 1 im addicted to it now cant wait get my self a shotgun and come join in your lil shoots
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few pics from ian of me up the sweet chestnut rest of the pics on target trees facebook album 19-21st April | Facebook
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best idea by miles so far
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surely going up a tree in the situation you described would be frowned on more than cutting one handed
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just lazy i hope u have a gadget that clips it on with the push of a button so you dont have to leave your seat
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i really like the marlow ive been useing it for about 2 years now and still like it. we had a tag line on that big lump of timber near the end. all the rest was way above the house or wasnt going to swing far enough to cause a problem on the house.
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dismantled this tree yesterday for ian flatters - (target trees) ian up in the horsechestnut opposite, frosty off here lowering for me, all abit knackered from the weekend comps but never mind we got there in the end had a near miss (my fault for completely under estimateing how much the stem end of a log weighed and it flipping in the video. ian will probs add pics ill add all i have, 1st pic is where the high rigging pulley was, i was shocked when i found that crack up there. 2nd and 3rd pic are start of the 2nd day moved 8-10 tons of timber today and 1 load of sawdust today very hot work. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JysBdytqBQE]YouTube - sweet chestnut removal[/ame]
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you only liked it because of all the pulleys in use
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the past 2 days worth of hacking about trees to what they have had done to them in the past and a picture of a willow i pollarded in first week of april last year before and 1 year on and abit of fracture pruning while im at it
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buy a husqvarna
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shame youtube removed whatever music you put with it but smooth rigging all the same
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i reackon as nice as the husky kindling axe was last year, its not really going to be that useful, maybe some chainsaw trousers down the first 3 places but with added prizes for 2nd and even more for 1st as for in the goody bags hmmm abit more tricky as it has to be from husqvarna maybe a bag or fuel can or something
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:thumbup:
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you mean your grinding it out and not digging it out and hand winching it
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i hell of a stump there, hope you have a big grinder
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30tonner i got quoted 360+vat so its about 500 around that mark for the day or 260+vat for half a day
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Cutters and climbers competition - 16th & 17th april 2011
testcricket01 replied to Amelanchier's topic in General chat
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Cutters and climbers competition - 16th & 17th april 2011
testcricket01 replied to Amelanchier's topic in General chat
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finally got my first truck just need get a few little problems sorted out with electrics then a box on the back and hello truck
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i shall do thanks , lovely table that dont see many like that often why i hope mine doesnt crack up.
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i was going to just ratchet strap it together and leave it in a cool shed to dry out slowly and hope it doesnt crack. what would you reccomend?
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what company you working for, only i worked for company down in lincoln a few years back
