Search results

I fancy trying one of these out, we do alot of domestic work and this would be handy sometimes when you want to start early

First video upload

Sketchy as, nice work!

Ouch maybe take it a little smaller next time

Everything in the photo is beech apart from the ornamental larch in the foreground. Haven't had a chance to have a climb to inspect the die back up close. Just looking for ideas I guess. One possibility I thought about is that it may have some other parasitic fungus like giant polypore which...

Looks good that, I made something similar for my van a few years back

That thing looks overkill!

What a monster, glad it didnt just go for firewood, those slabs look nice!

My first saw was an ms441 :omg: that thing killed me doing forestry work!

Hey TreeMuggs massive thanks for sharing your close call, we've all made mistakes and it's important we can all be open about them and learn as a community. Obviously with hindsight the top was too large but in your situation I probably would have gone for it too, but I like to think I would...

Has anyone got any ideas about what might be ailing this beech? It hasn't come into leaf fully this year but on inspection in the spring there were no signs of deadwood or decay in the crown or anywhere on the stem. I could see some small isolated branches lower dow which have come into leaf and...

Ive got aluminium distel geckos, best spikes ive ever had and well worth the extra $$ to save your knees getting worn out so quick

"climbing to the top"

Camo, high viz? Make up your mind buddy!

I cut through someones christmas lights while hedge cutting, thats about it so far!

That looks a bit risky to me, I think I would have just taken the hit on the job. Fairplay to you and your boys getting it done though, that took some balls

Tidy job that fairplay

I think its something you just get used to as you start to really trust your kit and abilities, I still get a bit nervous when things get really big (for me) about 100ft+, just put it to the back of your mind and focus on the task at hand.