Lombardy-Crane-Removal

[Stephen Blair]

couldnt you use a crane john, or section it in little bits or maybe use a mewp, please justify your actions, and i want to see pics of fungis and shattered limbs to warrant such a heavy handed approach to tree work:lol:

[High Scale]

Another lovely Vid Reg.

 

Your posts deserve un-divided attention and I’ve waited till Sunday afternoon to view it (nice and quiet, no kids, peace and calm in the house). Excellent take-down on a nasty tree. It would be interesting to know when it was last topped as that was some re-growth!

 

In my experience here in the midlands Poplars get to a certain age, topped or not and then they just seem to break apart over time. I’ve got several big-ones to take down – all straight fells thank goodness.

 

Nice work!

 

 

I would say around twenty so years regrowth, amazing how strong the unions were as they were some big picks.

 

Get some pictures of the fells John.

[John Hancock]

couldnt you use a crane john, or section it in little bits or maybe use a mewp, please justify your actions, and i want to see pics of fungis and shattered limbs to warrant such a heavy handed approach to tree work:lol:

 

 

Mate – we’re quiet here in L/A land, I’m just going to randomly select some big impressive trees to fell, chop’em down and forget about the replacements.

[Stephen Blair]

i like the dart in the map myself, whatever is closest gets felled.

[Dean Lofthouse]

I'd love the opportunity to use a crane on a TD but it's finding a customer willing to stump up the dosh.

 

It'll be £1400 to take your tree down luv, or I could fell it across your lawn for half of that but it will leave a few divits.

 

Oohh, fell please Dean !! I dont mind a divit or two !

[John Hancock]

I did a crane job once, never again!

[Frank]

I'd love the opportunity to use a crane on a TD but it's finding a customer willing to stump up the dosh.

 

It'll be £1400 to take your tree down luv, or I could fell it across your lawn for half of that but it will leave a few divits.

 

Oohh, fell please Dean !! I dont mind a divit or two !

 

Theres too many Divs in Hudders.............oh you said Divots. Sorry.

 

Crane jobs are the way forward. Make the customer feel it is the safest way to do it, and the way with least disruption.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Theres too many Divs in Hudders.............oh you said Divots. Sorry.

 

Crane jobs are the way forward. Make the customer feel it is the safest way to do it, and the way with least disruption.

 

But that would be dishonest, my fells are the safest way

 

Where's Hudders ??

[Stephen Blair]

i think the diference is in the size of these trees dean and the surroundings, we dont work far from home but if a company in a big city has to take a few days it must cost them a fortune in time, so i rekon a crane would be cheaper in the long run. its hte same with mewps, i can get a lorry mounted one that can go 120' feet up and out for 360 a day with operator, now if i want to do the groundwork and need to get a climber and other help then that soaks up 200quid already, and there is no doubt the mewp is quicker(oh no what have i said, he will be on in a minute lol) so it is the same with a crane. it isnt being dishonest if it works out more cost effective and safer

[skyhuck]

Where's Hudders ??

 

There under the back of the cow mate