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@@guadaluperivera-vidrio7244 yes bud very sketchy, however all tree surgeon's are mad and adrenaline junkies 🤣

@@LandieManCan absolutely agree with you then 5 companies turn up to give them quote and they walked away from the job as it was too risky in their opinion. My gaffer decided to take it on after they put a bit more money into it and to be honest it went ok, gaffer clipped one fence panel trying to speed line one limb but in fairness he mentioned it to customers before climbing that some limbs might be bit too long to clear the fence but he's not able to climb any higher and risk his life.

@@robloxplayer-bu1it agree with you I do hurry bit too much sometimes 😏 I also need to improve on couple of things

Lanyard on!

@@EdtheGardener yeah i did noticed that sometimes I do skip using the lanyard, however working very hard on it now! Safety is extremely important in this industry

As do we all...we're all still improving brother

@@gerritontbackcheg8713 there's another one that you can't see 😄 many coses are sound as long as you are working safely! They won't teach you how to suck the eggs.On the SR we are more relaxed. Quite often I work with groundies that they have no clue what they are doing Plus no coms creates barriers which I personally think is more dangerous than having a single main line... Hence I gotta go basic and simple with rigging.

@@iceman-ko6xi dyed them with fabric dye bud. Cost around 8£

@lobotreecare they look great

@@rosendoislas7915 Bud i use it for everything always start with Echo but bear in mind that I use 10 inch bar with it, so cuts fast and well then for anything bigger I grab husky T540 mk3 , 40cc top handle with 400 inch bar. Mostly I start with this little saw take all canopy down,all branches then for stem switch to bigger Saw. I wouldn't put any bigger bar than 12 inch on it 1/4 pitch too, . Use it almost everyday, gets a lot abuse and no issues at all!