Jack Price

Water and freezing will not affect the strength of the rope. The biggest risk is UV which is quite observable to eye and usually isn’t much of a risk, especially less than a year outdoors.
 

But like other have said. If your not sure, then a new ropes not that expensive. 

12 years experience, Competent with any kind of Tree work, the bigger, more technical the job, the better. Available Midlands/South West. 07494946348

Conni bashin with the Heritage boys

Just Returned from working abroad for a few years.

Over 5 years experience, good knowledge of Removals, Rigging, Crane work, Reductions and all other Pruning.

Have tickets upto Cs41

Willing to travel anywhere in the UK for good work if 4 or more days are booked in.

Below is a few examples of my work.

07482919378

Jack.

Storm Damaged Removal.

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Poisoned Dead Tree Removal.

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Fig Reduction Sydney Harbour.

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Few Removals.

I use both SRT and DDRT, but most of the time its SRT which is personal preference because i love my Runner, anybody who says one is better then the other for everything doesn't know what there talking about imo.

good ol zigzags.

awesome mate, there great to see, il show Adam

I currently looking to get a working holiday visa in Australia (specifically Brisbane) and just need a few tips on how to go about looking for work etc. its all a bit confusing

I have a level 3 extended diploma in arboriculture and if you can count training over 2 years I have experience there along with roughly 6 months working with my current employer.

The nptc tickets I have are:

CS30, CS31, CS38, CS39, Chipper, Pole Pruner, Mewp, Rigging, Stump grinder

 

Just need a bit of a push in the right direction as its all very overwhelming but something that i'm extremely keen on getting the ball rolling.

Trying to reach out to any employers out there in aus who are reading this or anyone who is employed there!

Any help is greatly appreciated!

theres Facebook pages for tree work in each state, get yourself on there and you will have a job in no time, like the others said just come over then start looking.

cheers fellas, that's an awesome photo reg, looks like the big tree Adam was onabout that you removed down at fig tree pocket, iv passed it onto him, you got anymore?

Was that tune Nujabes?

nah man, uk producer called illinformed

also, thanks for the comments lads !

Nice work Jack....and good video. Does the big man still help out on the jobs ?

thanks mate, yeah he comes out occasionally, he came and help cut the hobbs into the barrel and set some cameras up, he's not aloud to exsert himself too much these days.

Really enjoyed that, good work with the saw and the camera.

 

Have you seen this?, might save the wedges on the blocking...

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/video-forum/67742-blocking-chunking-undermining-cog.html

thanks, no i haven't seen that, il have a butchers !

That was great.

Ace editing.

How tall was the stick?

from where we started chogging down between 15-20 i reckon

watch in HD

Some fantastic pictures, you lucky chaps. Been a long wet winter here on Somerset. Good for you, some awe inspiring images.

thanks man 👍

The photo of you hanging with the Harbour Bridge is on TreeGears website I think.

J:thumbup1:

yeah man, pretty stoked trevor asked to use it

Hi,

 

I am a forester, UK national, working in Burma. I have been working here in Burma since January this year. We have amazing native forests that are so beautiful. Its not just the forests though that are beautiful. Its how the forests play a part in the everyday lives of the people and animals that also depend on them. I was wondering if people in the UK would like me to organise a trip so you too could see them. Regards. Neil

that sounds awesome, what size trees have you got there?

Wow, superb photos. It looks really nice out there - especially compared to Birmingham!!

haha need to change that

few more photos.

Sweet man. Love the photos. Where you based now?

 

J:thumbup1:

just up in cairns at the moment

nah its a charity set up for my friend callum loveridge.

Looking down the barrel.

Max standing in the crown break

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il upload some more soon.