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Gary Prentice
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This saga is moving on.....

 

It looks like the tree will end up getting felled, but questions are coming in about taking cuttings. (started another thread in landscaping about that) But in the last email was this;

 

 

What would you say is the approximate weight of the tree ? Someone has suggested utilising a helicopter to my dad ………it sounds crazy to me 

 

Edit; Turns out that there is a local helicopter company that do do under-slung lifts, so I need to now start to calculate some estimates of the likely load.

 

Always something different in Arb

 

 

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22 minutes ago, Gary Prentice said:

This saga is moving on.....

 

It looks like the tree will end up getting felled, but questions are coming in about taking cuttings. (started another thread in landscaping about that) But in the last email was this;

 

 

What would you say is the approximate weight of the tree ? Someone has suggested utilising a helicopter to my dad ………it sounds crazy to me 

 

Edit; Turns out that there is a local helicopter company that do do under-slung lifts, so I need to now start to calculate some estimates of the likely load.

 

Always something different in Arb

 

 

VERY heavy wood..

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