western

Thanks mate, i had no problem dismantling the tree, just didn't want to do it in two cuts! i would of done it in five or six cuts. you know what its like when you start in a new company just want to fit in and all that:thumbup1:

That is true mate, but the other climber has ten years experience on me, i only have five.

Thanks andy, it's just some times when you look at a job and think... if it goes wrong it'll be so terrible, i just had one of those days/moments i think! may be another day and i may have looked at different:thumbup:

Thanks for the comments guys, just feel a little deflated as someone else has done it and showed me up!

Thanks for the advise mate, just wan't to make a good impression as I've just started with the company. the mad thing is the foreman has never climbed.

well, i class myself as a confident climber, but today started to question my abilities! today's job was to take down some very large pines next to 11kv lines. done the first two no problem and the other climber took down the other two. once we had done that we had two more to complete which were closer to the lines, the foreman comes over and says can we spike up and fell them in half because it will be better to pull them out with the tractor instead of taking them down in smaller bits like we had been doing with the other for trees we completed, bear in mind the tree's are well over 80ft and only 10meters from the lines. well i didn't feel confident doing it the way the foreman instructed and refused to do it as i was concerned with braking the lines, the other climber was a unsure about doing it as well but done it any way. The job went fine and nothing was broken, I am feeling a little deflated now and wish i just got on with it, the reason i feel so bad is that I've just started with this company and i don't want them to think bad of me. Thanks for reading all advice welcome regards western.

Rest in peace mate, my thoughts go to all the family and friends effected by this. Kind regards western.

sweet!!! excellent craftmenship:thumbup1:

Sorry to disappoint mate but this day will never happen as we are only cutting tree's:thumbdown:

thanks for all the help lads:thumbup1:

very cool:thumbup1:

Nice one mate, think i'll try that:thumbup:

I've had a look on there web site, but theirs no option to buy on line. I'll have to give them a call direct. I think it's a little daft having a web site advertising there product with no options to buy:confused1: thanks for the advise dude.

Hi all, does anyone know where i can buy a new bridge and sleeve for this harness? I've had a look at the usual arb web sites but unable to find anyone who stocks these products. Any help will be most appreciated. Regards western.

No prob's Stephen, anything you need to know i'll try and help if i can:thumbup1:

ok, seem's to be a large area!! also you can get a die that you add to the spray mix so you don't keep going over the same places:biggrin:

As Tom D said in the spring, and at the end of the summer.

Hello, you'll need a round-up-pro-biactive chemical, this is aquatic approved. also you'll need to apply for a spraying licence from the enviromnet agency. Also, what spraying tickets do you have? you will need a pa6aw ticket for this type of work as the enviroment agency will ask you for this quilififcation when filling in your application form for the work to be done. hope this is some help regards western:thumbup:

Thanks dude,

i'm just waiting for it to get ripped apart from Hama:thumbup:

Thanks for the positive comments guys, the was ment to come down but managed to change there minds, they were very happy with the job so that was a bonus. A big thanks to martin, he works like a demon:thumbup:

Thanks mate, got it:thumbup: