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  1. Mick!

    Tricky, uprooted, large doug fir... advice and thoughts

    Looking at the context (nothing worth saving) I’d just cut from the bottom, get your escape route sorted and bollocks to the rest.
  2. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    All left logged on site as firewood. Ps, I don’t have a log truck. I do have a sawmill guy who will collect decent firewood or stuff for milling. But he wouldn’t come out for useless crap like this.
  3. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    And before any of you start getting a fit of the vapours, it lost a stem last week, exposing this rot in the middle.
  4. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    40 year lapsed pollard of a lime tree. I brushed it out, young lad chogged it down. His first real chogging down experience. He was pleased with himself.
  5. Mick!

    Husky 395 and 576's. And 201's for sale------Sold

    Pas mal. Just wondering how the reality of winding things up is going. I’m maybe 2 or 3 years behind you and am curious how one rationalisés it. You got a plan for retirement?
  6. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Laski are a Czech company, pretty decent by all accounts.
  7. Mick!

    Husky 395 and 576's. And 201's for sale------Sold

    How are you feeling?
  8. Mick!

    Tricky, uprooted, large doug fir... advice and thoughts

    I’m guessing he wants to retain the support tree. In these situations I climb the support tree, get nice and high, then nick off bits from the failed tree, very VERY carefully, keeping an eye for changes in the way it’s sitting. Eventually you either get to the central holding point, or it...
  9. Mick!

    Whats blooming?

    A wisteria I planted 10 or so years back, then started training it along the front of the house.
  10. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    @Maximalist have you ever used a woodchipper? What sort do they have in Russia?
  11. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Bizarrely here in France guide bars are measured in ‘pouces’ (inches)
  12. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Battery saw is heavy, I know what you mean.
  13. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    S’funny, because i notice a lot of peeps run 2 climbing saws these days. A smaller echo 2511 or a Stihl 150 like you for the smaller jobs and a 201/540 35cc (or in your case a ported 194) for the takedowns. Go back a few years you ran a 200t or the like for everything. For me it’s a 2511 and a...
  14. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    What do you use as a climbing saw these days Rich?
  15. Mick!

    The Official Random Video Thread!

    I Watch this from time to time. A triumph of sticking to the plan, not panicking, and trusting the process.
  16. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Apologies if seen elsewhere. This was the tree of the week. Big oak to remove back weight and fell (then leave) Just two of us. Me aloft, youngster running the ground. Ps, more work pictures needed, Max is doing all the heavy lifting on this thread lately.
  17. Mick!

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    I’d guess 10/12 years.
  18. Mick!

    The Joke/Funny Pic/Video Thread

  19. Mick!

    How'd it go today?

    We have Glastonbury this year, same multi artist festival thingy. I wouldn’t go at gunpoint, but me and the wife love watching it from the comfort of our sofas, glass of wine in hand.
  20. Mick!

    How'd it go today?

    Brings this scene to mind.
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