BrendanTreeFeller

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They're bandits. Avoid.

Guy Martin, brilliant

Haha yes the teaspoon for the smaller stuff after me cup of tea up the tree & the big red stirrer for the more awkward customers lol

Irish: go on go go go on go gon you know you want a cup of tea go go you f*****n b*********d lol

Mini felling lever here bout 10" long retractable handle from local dealer just bought today yet to try out looks useful increase your safety you know which way it's going to go .., will post photo l8r

Looks like a nice truck, love the load compartments in the back. If you don't mind me asking, how are you planning to deal with the rust?

Petzl myo XP but use Duracell Asa's as rechargeable a run out too quick

If you gone down email/phone route already then go round his / her house of an evening or weekend when they more likely to be there and ask (very politely) is there a problem with payment .... if so what is it?

Links not working.

Anyone got feedback on How are they for climbing? Debating these or arbortec scafell full grain leather (not the X-lite ones), as want them to last!

Where you based Stefan? So anyone on here knows if you're within our area we could call you for a quote .... that's a start for more business surely ...

Speaking as someone who does the management and the actual work on site (self-employed ) .... There is No point whatsoever getting yourself injured or killed due to a managers mess-up / under quote mate. Your job is to do the tree work, but the managers job is to get the work, liaise with the customer, give the right quote and job schedule and take care of staff, risk assessments, budgets, TPOs, etc etc. such that you can then go and do the work safely, efficiently and within the timescale and quote agreed with the customer. They should have spotted the power lines at quote stage and factored increased time schedules, budgets, risk assessments etc into the quote so that the job can be done 1. Safely 2. Profitably / efficiently / quickly 3. In a timescale agreed with the customer in that order. No one is perfect & everyone makes mistakes, and that they did not spot it at first could be a mistake, BUT what is unacceptable is if they spotted it and did not take measures to mitigate the risk, and / or did not take any measures when informed by you of the risk, and then expect you to put yourself at unnecessary risk to make up for their mess-up. The job is dangerous enough without unnecessary risks like this IMO.

👍👍 very smooth nice vid

nice setup there Gray Yeah Video not playing but thanks for the explanation and photos found it very interesting :-)

Forgive my ignorance but did you have to climb it once it was braced or managed to fell from ground level ?

Hi nice job on the leaner Grey wouldn't fancy it myself :-0

Interested to know how did you deal with that big leaner over the footpath?

Anyone on here done a DIY job on replacing the floor of the chip body as well as the sides?

Be really careful sharpening them use the sharpening guide if provided - easy to really blunt them up !!

No you want 50 years mate only then are you "experienced" enough but then you'll be too old to climb the tree lol ! Dive in, the only way to learn is by your mistakes, usually under quoting!

Yeah you won't get any useful commercial info there bud

What was he doing trying to deliver Tesco microwaves & microwave meals to a forest dwelling community in the woods behind lol

Or straight thru the eye at the top with a bowline?