Today we did a mid sized Beech TD in a church yard ,after what seems like ages i think i might have put together a good little crew ,with the help of stephenbullman my contract climber [not in above pics] plus Dan and Ben either side of me in the above picture i think we have a bit of a future..all i need now is more work !!
HAha! orange boots are a type of wellington boot /gum boot with chainsaw protection ,most newbs buy them because there cheap ,but after a few weeks of sweaty feet they soon buy a decent pair of leather boots
Now that the major pain has passed, the hardest part is just not being able to climb. I'm not the type to sit around and watch daytime telly. Pull off, disengage and run the wheel in the ground.
Does 'pull off' have other meanings than 'back the stumper away from the grind zone'?
Cut up four truck loads of firewood for my aunt and uncle over the past two days, again stuff left by Hydro at the side of the road, all hardwood and mostly perfect size for their stove.
Didn't quite get all of it at one site as the was a huge ash down a gully, and humping the blocks up the slope was a little more than I was up to right now. Maybe when it gets cooler as I know where it is.
mmm, got the idea of cleaning up the garden. I thoughd it was a good time to let the newbie drive the Johnny and remove some stubs and building materials. NOT, he just wacked my lawn and barn.
pic 1 = tractor in place
pic 2 = damage to lawn
pic 3 = damage to barn :angel:
pic 4 = freakin newbie
T/D'd this 75'-80' poplar along with the other poplars along fence. Played with a little speed lining from 60' up...that brought the neighbors out to watch. :Eye: :Eye: Lots of fun! HC