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I do agree that on some occasions rigging limbs off does make the job a awful lot easier especially if the tree is on a steep banking.but on this specific job we had a 12" crane fed machine & a greenmech for clearing up the smaller bits so crash & bash it was. 😃
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First go pro video of a bit of crash & bash from a mature Ash we took down last week. Camera angle is not amazing on the climbing part of the video but luckily we sorted it out for the felling of the stem. Hope you enjoy & any advice would be greatly appreciated Cheers Phill [ame= ] [/ame]
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This is worth a look it turns out pritty sturdy and easy to take off if need be
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One of the lads who works with us has got one,its really light & seems to fit quite well.Seems a good quality lid!
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Nice on cheers all for the help,managed to get it back together after numerous attempt's with the springs !
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Evening Got a 361 chain take to put back together but can't remember how it goes back together ! Just wondering if anyone's got a picture of the assembly that I could have a look at ? Thanks in advance Phill
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Yeah I thought it were at first burners just where it's blown it out Was only the back cut on a nice peice of ash
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Don't know if this has happened to anyone else but had the bar de laminate on me today whilst taking off a piece if ash this is the 2nd bar to go now Looks like a slight design fault from husky ?
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The stein/kask is a great lid but i am also sick of replacing the adaptors for the fittings Such a weak point on the helmet
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Lovley cheers pal will have to check what there policy is on type C s this week Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Would have to check up on that one i was always under the impression that it was type C only in a tree? Has anyone had any experience with these? https://honeybros.com/Item/Pfanner_Gladiator_Chainsaw_Trousers_Design-A_EN471 Cheers Phill
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Afternoon arbtalk Due to the fact I've been cooked alive in my pfanner type c railway kecks this week I'm after a new pair Just wondering if anyone knows what the best pair are for the warm weather,also they have to be pretty tough to stand up against the viscous railway bramble Thanks in advance Phill Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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It is true about network buying new greenmechs unsure on the numbers but there great,all custom built for the railway with light towers and winches attached.we used one of them last week and the only thing I could fault it on was the tracking system was a little slower than the older models but still not as slow as the tw190 Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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We had a husky 372 go through a gm safetrak Whilst tracking along once that didn't go down well Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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M25 J26-j27 Clockwise Astounding 'Tree Surgery'
phill replied to Ruskins Trees's topic in General chat
Perfect example of vegetation Managment Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk -
Last time we had this problem i got my phone out and told them all to smile as I were sending their picture off to the police It were amazing how quick the little shits scarpered Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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PHILL_FROST Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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The 261 is a load of shite Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Lovley cheers Guss Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Lovley cheers for the advice lads Would the 560 run a 20" bar alright ? Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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I thought they still did the 341 ? Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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We've already got a 341 it's a solid saw never had any problems with it it's just these 560's seem to have a bit more grunt Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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They do look smart with them sugi bars on Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Hi Bob Our nearest dealer would be Dick Leigh or Fletcher Stewart
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Evening Arbtalk Were after 2 new saws to replace the disaster that is the ms261 The big question is do we go husky or stick with stihl Just wondering witch one is more reliable,well balanced,easy to use use,cheapest to maintain and which one has the most grunt ? Just one more question has got to be which one is the cheapest to mend when it goes tits up? Thanks in advance Phill
