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Why Topping Hurts Arborists

Steve Bullman

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Ive gotten past caring what others do, although always happy to encourage discussion.

 

for me though the first thing that stands out isn’t not the poor tree work, it’s the guy ringing up, do his knees not work! That’s back problems in the future right there...

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skyhuck
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No. I reckon most know its not great, but if the client want "a shorter tree" what do you do?   Your argument is a bit like saying most GP's don't know being fat is bad for you, because most

Mick Dempsey
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Ha ha, Oscar Schindler.

oldwoodcutter
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It's always , 'I want this topped' or 'I want that lopped' I gave up a long time ago trying to advise customers the exact opposite of what they request, 'for the benefit of the tree' , My cheery comp

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