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Yes, a lift would have been handy. I won’t get one though, might as well become a window cleaner then.

It was ok, Avant made it better. Fibre cable and house underneath made it tricky, one of those jobs that’s been sitting around for a week or two, mostly coming to the forefront of my mind at 3.30 am for an hour or two. I passed by it a couple of times recently and ran through it in my head, I...

Decent size oak removal, brushed it out yesterday. Logged and felled then moved across the road for a firewood merchant to take.

Puts me in mind of the Arkansas buzz wagon from Wacky Races.

They are often used by tree companies in the UK, bit of a status symbol for some.

My nephew in the UK, doing his first ’crane’ job.

Grinder is swoony!

He’s my groundsman (started October last year) The last one left, which while I breathed a sigh of relief the drama was over, left me in the lurch. I advertised on FB and Jaques had an interview, I initially thought him too young to be insured on the vehicles (18 years old) but my insurers were...

30 Odd black locust to be felled, and winched up the slope for stacking.

Max are you the climber on that poplar? Or the guy in the yellow helmet?

Deodar we did for a local landscaping firm. They supplied two guys and two trucks so we caned it basically. Enjoyable as much as work can be.

He’s been asked that before, iirc its not his responsibility, he gets them on the floor and it’s the city authorities job to get tractors/lorries in to deal with it

I’m very against solo working, pay a $100 for someone to untie a rope, fill a saw, call an ambulance.

One day stripping out and chipping, one half day getting the wood out. Local motorcycle trials club took the trunk sections to practice on (organised by my groundy who’s a local champ) 10 minute turnaround instead of an hour and a quarter. Saved a lot of time and money. Made some very good coin...

Think it’s a maritime pine.

Few from a recent pine removal.

Awkward.

Saw can cut, no doubt about that.

I’m pretty sure he Max does these limes every year.

Phone lines happen, I’ve managed to repair a few with copper wire and insulation tape. Newer ones seem to be more complex.