Good-feller

Get a Luton box and bolt it on a 3.5 transit tipper. Works a treat shure the springs won't be smiling tho

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The bosses mates son "golden balls" put a rusty 1.5" steel re bar through a 6" Tiber wolf . Dented the feed rollers and smashed the flywheel to pices . The chipper left the ground and his response was I thought it was a really heavy stick pmsl . He walked home and never saw him again lol

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6 year old cheap poles/rods with the dirtyest loping head ggggggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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Fine rain in mk . The stuff that soaks u through . 200m drag bad times

Hi all , got to re pollard a 60ft pop in the morn . Not sure how it's going to go as it was pollarded to 35ft a very long time ago and can't see the condition of the trunk. The re growth is huge and will require me spiking and lowering/speed lining . Advise and encouragement please. .

I love my bulldog spring bok premier. Even the mrs says there " well alright" lol

Bull dog 21 spring bok premier . All the way my friend . Buy a pitch fork as well . The lads I work with reck their rake by smacking them into piles wood chip , trying to spread it .

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Or what "normal" rigging rope is good on speedlines

I use an old climbing rope for small stuff especially coni bashing cause they get all sappy. Bigger stuff just a dual core lowering rope , if it's really big a pulley and the old climbing rope with a redirect to control the decent

Finger sander all the way . I take the birs off the bak with a small file

Anything rave orientated

Big thumb up Dreamscape , slammin vinyl and helter skelter .. Hard trance room for me please

All sorted now . Cheers

Climber in mk , got 4 days holiday to use up before march 31st . Would rather work them and earn some penny's . Willing to travel . Am grateful for any work . Pm please ,, thanks very much

I.e the tree was a pollard before it was felled. Preferred the fell than a nasty repollard . Because its easy now I've got a crane on my unimog

Poplar pollard . Had a rope on just in case but fell over without a wedge

Ear muffs all the way .. Bring the visor out in the wind if it gets that Bad .. Helmets make you sweat ... Not good in the winter , soon as you slow down your freezing

Have u looked at the hitachi top handle. Much the same deal really . Ok for the smaller stuff but a bit frustrating on a take down .. Nice and cheep . Had mine for a year + still going strong

Envious work with a lot of top boy subbeys ... Just wish things were that smooth my end mate . If it ain't a " lead climber" it's a little chav ... An sum boss winging about "" dollar bro ""

Envious .. Work with a lot of top bot subbeys

Long story cut short .. I says to the lad ... Spike up that there silver birch and put a felling rope in ...he starts shaking and says we can put it in with a throw line... In that case mate it will b a pice of piss to climb..three trees on the deck and throu the chipper he's still struggling with a prusik... Hence the rake coment

We had one lad come do a day with us , he had "lead climber" on his CV ....turns out he'd never used a rake :0

I'm relatively new to climbing. I've had three harnesses so far. Good old weaver . Butterfly and stein vega. Weaver gives u confidence because its chunky and you know it's got you . I really get on with my butterfly and can't stand the stein, the tool loop design is shite