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I had the Nylsaw brand. Are they not just the same thing though?

Thank you, glad you where happy ☺️

Hope you enjoy it 👍

Not seen that before i will have a look, thanks 👍

@MattGlynn I'll try and find a link for you

I saw your other comment, work out your daily running costs and add a profit on. Its a good start.

Hi, generally running costs plus profit= price of the job. Not really sure how you would price work otherwise.

Thanks!

Cheers mark, all good 👍

Cheers buddy!

Really well thanks James, thank you glad you enjoyed it. It's one I will remember. Thanks for commenting.

Matt Glynn. U are very welcome anytime

The trees on the site have regular surveys. On this beech there was a large bracket at the bottom of the tree identified. The tree could indeed have potentially stood for a number of years but with its size and location I believe it was decided to remove the tree sooner rather than later by the school.

All good Mark thank you!

Cheers Carl!

Hi, if you mean the one on my lanyard its an ART positioner 2. Absolutely amazing device.

Nice one! yeah was not very nice that second day. I was really pleased we got it all down.

Cheers..Glad you enjoyed it.

Yeah really bad day too, i was very happy to have a warm brew 😄 Yeah 500i, great saw!

@@MattGlynn Nice bro! I am hopefully going to get a 500 soon. UK summer ain't that great at the moment unless it is older footage. I think Australia has more sunny days in winter haha. Climb safe geeza!

Yes absolutely! The ladder works best on grass without the pads anyway ✅

I could indeed. Didnt need one for this job really. If I had one I would have brought it though definitely 😆

Yeah sounds good. The 500i would be the most versatile you can rock a 32/34" bar if its softwood. Then down to a 20" really. The 661 is great for big stuff but thats it really. The husky equivalent are good saws at the moment too.

Thank you! Yeah works well, had no issues so far.

Shes a beast when running well

Cheers, wasnt my job so i dont know sorry.

Its very easy to take too much off. Yes they where please, i have been back since to do more work on the property. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.

No i will take a look at that thank you 👍

Hi, thanks for your comment. There is no right way but working for a professional will put you in good shape. I get my tickets first which put me in a good position to apply for jobs as I originally went the employed route. Im assuming your in the UK if so this video may help that I made back in 2017 😆 th-cam.com/video/qVFJBDMxNjk/w-d-xo.html

None of these saws where mine on this job. There was a 20" on the 500i and 32" on the 661 though.

@@MattGlynn hi Matt I need to cut some big conifers down but we want the stump cut I only have a small Stihl ms 181 chainsaw mine struggles to cut stuff like that but because we want the stump cut which chainsaw would you recommend we need like a 18 inch chainsaw what model would you recommend

Thanks Mick really appreciate it. Was a great weekend. Huge thank you to you and all the organisers!

Thank you! Its the Edelrid woodpecker 👍

@@MattGlynn thank you, will be ordering that straight away 👍🏼🤣

@@craiggolightly1351 haha, its a good rope but it does fluff up easy. That being said for the price I would certainly buy one again.

Yeah good shout, I didn't really take much notice, ill have a closer look 👍

Thanks buddy, was a great job. Thanks for having me 👍

Haha no worries fella was great to meet you too 👍 you need a GoPro in your machine now 😎

All good Mark 😎

Always! For the amount of times I used them before. im not going to bother.

Cheers fella, yeah be great to see you again 👍

No worries

It is yeah. 10" bar on the 150T. I run the 12" on the 194T too. 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

Bear Valley! Awesome clothing for tree work. Had this hoodie years! So robust www.bearvalleycompany.co.uk/

I think their Lyon Slings, mixture of 120cm and 80cm. Loads of places do them online.

Appreciate it trying to make a speed line kit that don’t break the bank for 20+ springs at a daft price.

Yeah, just a cheap quick thing i did. There is a small piece of metal wire in the core too. I keep it in my gear bag and clip all the stuff to it to keep it together - works great 👍

Clever dude Matt. I’m going to use that one. Appreciate ya

Yeah blue tongue was awesome, a brilliant all around rope. Been using the Edelrid woodpecker for a while, ready for changing now though really. Its a nice rope, served its purpose but not very robust.

Hi, mine is about 35M yeah I really like it. I have found it pucks easily though. Its a webbing spice on my rope and its great. not had any issues with it. There are better ropes out there but this was great value for money. I would have one again.

​@@MattGlynnThanks for the reply. I have had trouble sometimes retrieving the webbing splice through the different parts of the pulleysaver. Bit annoying so i went with a normal spliced end and im positively surprised by the woodpecker too. Keep up the nice vids 👍🏻

@@tillfalkenhof6735 I Don't use any Dort of cambium savers so I wouldn't know. I can se that being an issue though. Cheers thanks for watching!!

Hi thanks for your comment! Yeah i think it would work good, ive enjoyed using it. I just think its always worth a try see what you think.

@@MattGlynn Thank you Matt for reply.

Thank you! Cheers!

@@MattGlynn You’re welcome! Keep posting!

I find the new growth does grow back pretty quick. I wouldn't say they are a fast growing tree though. Not the few I have worked on in the north of England anyway.

You can physically put the cord in facing anyway. Works just the same any way I found

That's great thanks for watching.