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testcricket01

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  1. i dont personally no what r bell are like to work for, but i no a couple guys who have and do work for them and they are top guys who are a top laugh.
  2. i would be interested
  3. this mornings job blown over willow, everything staying on site stems on this went past the conifer hedge into next doors garden so i just got up there and took ends off and the rest was easy.
  4. i shall bring it and a first aid kit for when you hit deck very fast what mm is your rope ill put the right clutch in it
  5. good old prussik simples best if you ask me
  6. good video there, really enjoyed it keep them coming.
  7. on the way back from a job yesterday
  8. ill climb in almost all weather, (bar thunder and lightening although i have been up a tree before in that) i dont see what the fuss is about. preperation is the key you all no its going to be cold so stick the right clothes on other than that whats the difference.
  9. some dead beech, sycamore and elm from a couple years ago burning a treat
  10. had 8-10 inches near kings lynn where i am in norfolk all good fun only took us 2hours to do a 20min usual trip to the job today
  11. little conifer from today was in the neighbours garden, and had to all come into this garden. zipline wasnt a option because wasnt tall enough, so i desided to have a redirect pulley up a bigger birch, to bring a line level with the top of the conifer. then stuck a pulley on the line and sling the stems at the top, cut them at the bottom and had a pull line to pull along the line then slacken off the line till there on the deck. worked wonders
  12. a helicopter
  13. it was simply a well planned out way for me to get ian to climb up half way to get my rope back since he was feeling lonely standing around in the cold
  14. looks like the gob wasnt deep enough, still good learning curve for him, least he knows some of the dangers up close and personal now only way you learn
  15. thanks, reductions are something i have really been working on hard recently used to be so unsure about them, slowly getting it now. without asking where to take every branch
  16. looked like a hell of a spread out pine if that was just one tree??
  17. i use portwest high viz thermal gloves great for climbing in they last about a week of climbing in perfect condition then they start to peel slowly after that and they are very toasty Portwest High Visability Thermal Grip Gloves - Medium - Transtools
  18. ooo thats trust right there well i shall try and get it sorted, i worked it out should be able to take the whole tree in about 10 or so lifts i reackon easy day.
  19. cheers for that rupe makes me think bout it more anyways, since im flat out with work atm the best option is to get it done quick as possible. esspecially since the days are so short now. plus the fact i just wanna use a crane for first time
  20. dont no how to change it
  21. unless im going to lower all the stuff onto the roofs of the 3 buildings on the 3 sides of it, or the fence on the 4th side of it, there is no other options, apart from speedline which isnt ideal on popular. either way im going to be stuck when it comes to the main stem so i say crane it and get it with less hard work.
  22. im lazy obviously
  23. guy i was subbing to said he didnt wanna quote for it, even though people just said stick it in your diary and come and do it cause it needs doing. so i said well im well up for it so just gotta get the figures together. im thinking you, your transit, that guy his landy and chipper fire into back of both trucks. see if i can sort out a farmers big 10ton trailer for timber and a crane and i reackon we should crack it in a day
  24. that is one impressive sized tree looks like a nice job to get hope you had some big machines to move them huge logs for ya!!
  25. its the only way to do that cut from that position with 2 hands if you act it out you'll see

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