testcricket01
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pics from the customer.
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its fairly common, makes the world of difference thats for sure, well worth a try.
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only in the short term, if you think about re reductions, and or felling when needed you will come out with more in your pocket.
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got to live up to my name havent i
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its logic, if you have the ram pushing up how is the chainsaw going to cut through that its not ideal to have him there, but i dont see how if worst came to worst the saw did kick back how it would get past a metal ram underload.
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hes got saw in so if it kicks back its going to go into the tree, and secondly you have a lump of metal that would stop the bar going out the back
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i shud reli learn to take off my rubbish videos
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leaning tree cut would have been my choice of cut for that, but tree went where u wanted it so alls good
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looked like a perfect chance for a stunt fell well done for gritting your teeth and getting it done
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thanks for all good comments im glad it turned out well, client was very happy, i got paid on spot for once, and bought this nice tree a few more years alls good
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not when there in lumps that size lol
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got asked for advice on what to do with this ash tree, i desided to advice them to reduce the tree reasons being its a great habitat, its leaning away from house onto footpath, and prevailing wind would blow it that way. also would miss the electric wires so pointless to remove it. was a hairy climb in the rain and wind today though still job done and paid by 3.30, just a tad wet. :thumbup:
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Council work..residents..how much do you say?
testcricket01 replied to cerneARB's topic in General chat
its the same with nosey neighbours telling them whats happening as brief as possible, because no matter what you do its almost never enough for most people. -
lime re pollards got asked climb the 1 on the left 3yrs ago this time i swaped with the guy and did the one on the right while he did the 1 on the left, heavy reduction of leaf 50% leaf taken off id say. really thinned all of the internal branches, took all end weight off cause loads of cavitys from way back when ever it was first pollarded. hit the back harder cause of neighbours wanted it away from there roof home by 3.30 jobs a good'un
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good luck ringing that up with that saw though
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just remember a neat weld isnt always a strong weld, alot of people make more effort in makeing it look neat and dont pay enough attention to if its penetrated both metals properly.
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to become old and wise you first have to be young and stubid love that saying.
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ahhh so thats a dogstooth cut is it wondered what you was all going on about lol we got taught that cut as a leaning tree cut, good cut just need make sure you leave enough wood at the back or else it will split out.
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saw this if its of interest to anyone old stihl going cheap looks top condition. STIHL 08 S on eBay (end time 05-Sep-10 22:17:31 BST)
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looks like a job well done, better than chucking it away should be done more often
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bent a tv areial, droped a log on silky pole saw, worse thing was big lump of beech stem about 20ft up cutting 5ft peice off had 2 groundies pulling it they couldnt pull it ended up cracking off, went backwards i dodged it and it landed onto next doors flat roof! that really hit me hard when that happened felt awful. havent had any damage so far since that 4 years on touch wood
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they do have nice beaches at sheringham. hunstanton now that is a place to avoid. i would recomend the lifeboat inn at thornham for a good meal next time you up this way though
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i no i amaze my self sometimes how much i can do being so old
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think im most probs going to be getting it deristricted then selling it to help fund truck and chipper, will be a sad day lol. then next toy i get will be gsxr1000 got to say i dont get out on it as much as i used to, think im turning the same way now im 20 not a teenager im old fart
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found this leaning tree cut that i did at college in 2006
