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Getting all that brush out through a gate less than 3ft is a nightmare.

 

Plus you’d have to be careful not to ruin the paint up the side of the house pulling it through.

 

2k absolute minimum.

 

(not including the grinding)

 

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22 minutes ago, Dan Maynard said:

Maybe you can park a tracked TW230 at the base of the tree and chip everything into those bushes at the back? Then you have a fighting chance.

Steve reckons 2 groundies is enough but then he's a climber.....

3's always nicer, I didn't often have the privilege though.

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That would be a very large pile of timber left in the garden.... (especially for non-arbs to try and deal with)
The lower stem could well be full of nails etc...
Large trees very often look smaller in photos.

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14 minutes ago, Tommy_B said:

Always surprising the amount of sawdust and rubbish off big tree. Just ringing that up to get to a level to split them will be a good amount of work for someone. 

Shed loads of saw dust .

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