Mr_Brushcutter
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First experence of using a chainsaw. The thing that started off my urning to get a chainsaw licence and a climbing licence.
Magnolia take down
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vharrison2
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Looks like it was close to a house or some structure...did you have help? Nice safety equipment and you seem to be paying attention.
Mr_Brushcutter
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vharrison2 said:
Its right up agaist the wall of a house. Its root structure is acutally pulling a porch away from the house. I had my brother and dad at hand who would grab the saw if i needed it out of the way and help move out some of the sections of the trunk out of the way lower down the trunk.
Safty gear wise Class 1 chainsaw trousers (chaps) and class 2 chainsaw boots. The lid with ear defenders and visor of course.
The other pic should give a better idea of how close it was to the house and the size of it. Around 15' high and probaly around 100 years old
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Tinwoodman
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Nice action picture. You'll become a wizard at it if you keep going.
Chainsaw lisence? Climbing lisence? Man England is wacky. Guess thats why my ansestors beat feat and sailed their buts here 400 years ago. Sorry, no insult intended.
I like the safety gear. I hope you wear climbing gear now when your climbing, I didn't seem to see any. Have fun. Stay safe.
I like the safety gear. I hope you wear climbing gear now when your climbing, I didn't seem to see any. Have fun. Stay safe.
Mr_Brushcutter
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Trignog said:
Over in merry England before you can use a chainsaw you need a certificate of compentence to do so. Same with climbing its all to do with insurance. Still need to get climbing gear only got the licence yesterday. I didn't use any ropes or anything on that job because a lanyard would have just got in the way of my movement.
Lumberjack
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Safety gear never gets in the way bro, its as much for safety as it is for work positioning which helps and saves time and effort and butt puckering.
Learn how to work them dawgs and sawing will become 10 times more fun!
Mr_Brushcutter
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alanarbor said:
It was tied back at the start of the day. up it all out the back of a Bandana shortly after that pick was taken. I'm so use to working with my hair down when using a chainsaw or climbing its become just something i do. Its not really long enough to get in the way too much.
