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Leylandii: stump grind or dig out? Sussex


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We've got about 4 leylandii that need removing. They're up to a foot in diameter and have been butchered (against my wishes) so look awful and aren't serving the purpose for which they were originally intended. Means that felling them is an easy job now as they're not very tall.

 

Would a 3-tonne digger be suitable for removing these or should I just get a stump grinding company in? Any recommendations within Sussex gratefully received

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Aye, a three tonner will have them out no bother.

 

Put them under a roof and forget about them for a couple of years till they dry out and they'll burn grand.

 

Oh, I'm assuming you have the digger available. If you have to hire it then you might be cheaper getting them ground out, obviously you'd just have to price around.

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