andrew t
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Everything posted by andrew t
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Hi neil saw some trees we did a while back near the pitch and put they look top notch
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I have been working on a roof garden in london and have seen loads of the beetles good to know what they are there is loads of them
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Not bad mate might be some work coming up at benchmark if your interested how is life at cts
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I have just got one not noticed anything on mine but will have a look on monday good little saw so far nice balance very light
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Fair point chicken and mushroom sounds good
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sounds good and it is cheaper
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Ow sorry i thought you meant you preferred the hitch climber skywalker it is when i get the cash and micro pulley till then cheers
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Cheers i will grab one tomorrow hope i get it right been climbing the hard way for a long time have you got any pics of your set up.
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probably go for the hitch climber then will a small micro pulley do for the moment while i wait for some more money for the hitch climber
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Has any one used it just wanted to know if it is good. Also any advice on using a basic micro pulley for vt i have marlow aris and ocean polyester friction cord pictures would be great of set ups cheers.
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I would be up for a rec climb where abouts and what time pls:thumbup:
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Like i say massive respect to the ones i normally deal with great ideas normally
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You could not justify there decisions if you was there you would have been shocked i reckon they must of been from planing .They will have to fire them and get you instead.
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Hi janey you was at the fungi event last year . I think the tree officer seemed out of date i know you are la and have up to date training but i think in this case the guy did not have a clue different area to where we normally work if we get the job for the other work to be done then i will meet him and go through it but even the client was upset by it .Ps i normally have the upmost respect for the la as im a tree hugger at heart .
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Just like to add all other tree officers i know are normally have really good ideas and are in the trees best interest unless the tree is dangerous.
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I normally have a lot of respect for tree officers but i went to price a job the other day where the client had listed what he would like to have done. All light pruning really and the tree officer then had put his recommendations to what he wanted done some of it was ok but when i came to look at the last two trees he wanted to remove a very large lateral branch of of one that would make the crown uneven and it was a beech which will struggle anyway .Also he wanted to take one side off a hornbeam leaving a cut about 3 foot wide when it had all ready been reduced hard because of the cavity at the base.....and rant over:thumbdown:
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I am a fan of wing chun i have tried others but this was the best for me .
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would like to hear more im getting mine from jonesie soon as well
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The skylotec is the one im going for next looks really comfortable and is good for dismantles built tuff. I will let you know how good after next weeks work if you like .
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£40 for the harness
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hi you may want to contact educated arborist on this site he knows a lot about rigging he set me up with my system and i went on a day course to learn how to use it everything in the kits are safe to be used together .
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just got this camera as a present from my wife it was really cheap i know its not going to be any where near as good as the pro ones but for my first one it will do me . Just wondered if any one else has got one and any tips as i have not used it yet cheers
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What's your favorite tree to work on / look at?
andrew t replied to showoffsummer's topic in General chat
Silver birch is great to work on kind of lends its self to reductions in the way that it always looks very natural when finished . To many nice trees for just one to look at but really old twisted sweet chestnuts are in my top ten:001_cool:
