How would you tackle this job

[Jack.P]

Just cut at 12ft and say misheard if any complaints.in and out in a day and easier to managed in the future .

[sajid]

I would use tripod ladders with extended hedge trimmer and chainsaw attachment

[Conor Wright]

14 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

I think I’ve fallen in love with you Conor.

Im flattered.I usually only have that effect on the ladies, but hey, the times they are a changin' 

 

My terms are;

 I'm on top

I'm in charge

No eye contact

Hundred quid for the first 10 mins and 15 quid a minute thereafter

No kissing

No questions

No evenings

No weekends

And I don't take loads home with me.

 

That's for the conny bashing obviously, get yer mind out of the gutter!

[agg221]

On 11/01/2022 at 14:06, Conor Wright said:

I think I've tried everything (except explosives...hmm) to make conifer hedge reductions easier. Mewps, extended arm on the little digger with circular saw/fingerbar/grab attached, various ladders, man basket on front loader/telehandler, polesaws, climbing up the centre, using a hiab to lift off the tops, engaging the raw power of Eastern europeans and the occasional local gluten for punishment. The reality is 90% of these jobs just require a lot of heavy labour in excruciating positions.

I tried a paraffin blowtorch on one of my conifers once. That was quite quick, and completely painless....

 

Alec