Secretarb
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the fungus was first detected 10 years ago by my boss and with the location of the tree being near a regularly used footpath, it was time for the tree to come down.
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probably being a bit over cautious, as it was the first time with a crane and driver.
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Cheers guy. I was running two saws, first being ms341 and other an 066 with a 36" bar on it. This was my first crane job, was pretty lucky due to there not being many lateral branches on it but always good to get some new tips. Cheers again for the comments
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first ever crane job [ame] [/ame]
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cheers guys
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[ame] [/ame]
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ha, ye wasnt quite over it lol i am based in Milford Haven. The groundsman did a good job letting run and he hasnt been doing longer than 3 months (rigging ect).
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Rigging a medium Poplar over a bungalow [ame] [/ame]
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has any got any info on sharpening the gaffs on distel spikes please ???
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was is it me or when the fast forward bit plays i thought reg had fallen down the stem nice vid by the way
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Nice swing
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do some filming, mainly because i want to see it lol but i dont see why people wont give you any praise. i also went to the fridge last night n now i have a saw head lol
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hey Reg, Thanks for replying, i think its fair what you say about people not being that appreciative about passing on tips and hints. i mean all your trying to do is make the day a little bit easier, any way thanks again. Best tip i have used was the old 'floating redirect' for retrieving the lowering line when it and you are miles apart. I used that 'tip' to send the top of this beech back towards the stem. it made retrieving the lowering much easier. [ame] [/ame] all the best Reg (have you got any more 200ft plus tree vids coming out ?)
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good news little bit jealous wish i could get a gopro4, all i used was a bungee cord and wrapped it round the stem and the base of the camera, took some fiddling but got the shot in the end. there's also a cable tie you can use if you cut in a groove in the 3m tape on the base with a bit of card on the bottom. [ame] [/ame] nothing wrong with the gopro clamp
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just out off interest what would you want to see in a tree video?
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haha yeah was a bit worried but seen loads of people do it and thought sod it why not (just for the shot lol ) gopro are bulletproof derrin i had a pulley saver in but took it out for the last section of the video
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cheers lesworld always good to hear
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[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R86LbbMBT-o[/ame] tell us what you think
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was a bit jealous when i heard he was there but i couldn't make it, gutted
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1. i would have loved to drive over the 201 t 2. i would have like to pick up 540t
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First of all i have only been climbing 3 or 4 years but all that time Reg has been the guy i would look up to for tips ( even though it was through the medium of youtube Yes, he is a popular guy and a lot of folks like him, so i just wanted to make this post to say Thank You Reg Coates (personally). Don't know whether he will see this but hey. Dont know if any one else feels the same ? not necessarily about Reg but about any one who has inspired them about tree cutting and climbing. Thanks all
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I have a few videos on my youtube channel. This was a large beech takedown. Take a look at the others - tell us what you think
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this is the guy from in the tree just want to say thanks guys
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I'm not the arb, its my hubby. I'm basically his publicist He works for treeworks.
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mr secretarb
