Ryantree

Hi all just testing the water , I am thinking of going self employed but as a national climber ,grounds man and forester . I am willing to travel as I love to move about with work .I am willing to travel the country as long as there are a month here or two to make it worth my while. I come with full climbing kit including srt. Two ground saws and climbing saws As well as two years climbing along with a year in the woods . please get in touch with any further queries Many thanks fellow tree choppers

Hi fellow tree choppers . Looking for some insight on the husky top handle 450xp. Just looking for the pro`s and cons with them and also are they better then the sthil 201 . many thanks And don't remember climb safe everybody Ryantree

Hi all just wondering where the best and cheapest online store is the cheapest for arb equipment. Many thanks and climb safe Ryan

I am currently looking for part time weekend work in arboriculture or forestry related areas. I currently work in the arboriculture industry in Cheshire and I am just looking to add more days to keep myself busy. I hold the relevant qualifications Ntcp 30/31, 38/39 , 40 Ua 1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 PA1, PA6, PA6AW Many thanks if anybody has any questions or knows of anybody please don't hesitate to contact me on here. Many thanks Ryan

Got it all fixed. The problem was the bar that is attached to the trigger had snapped off what it was suppose to flip up and down.

I am having trouble with my sthil 362. From a cold I do the normal start but when I get to semi choke stage my switch won't move up, It just stays on semi choke. Any ideas on how to fix. Many thanks

Thanks all for the advice. The 661 or the 461 shall be the next saw in the tool box

Not a big fan of the 441 but a 660 is a fantastic saw but the 661 has really caught my eye with the auto tune

Hi all Was looking to get a 661. Any recommendations on anything of the same output on the market don't want to go any bigger then an 880 Don't mind something a little smaller too

Many thanks

With most of the work in forestry these days in harvesters and forwards. What are the opportunitys in getting employmed in this sector. As I'm aware of there are no colleges in the UK supporting courses just 2-3 days training which I don't think would be of big benefit as many jobs require awful lot of experience.

Thanks will do

Would anybody know of any windblow courses coming up, along with duration and costs. Thanks