Looking for a tracked MEWP and operator/cutter near Havant

[monkeybusiness]

Crane a MEWP in over the house, crane the arisings out to deal with roadside as you work. 
We would probably climb those though based on the pics, but would want to see them ‘first hand’ to be certain. 

[lux]

46 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

I might spike up and bosh bits off, but then again I might not!

 

I’d get Lux to have a look at them first.

They look pretty solid, said Id take a look with Doobin first to confirm but dead oak like that will most likely be hard as concrete and fine to spike up it. Way less hassle and cost of getting a mewp in the garden by the sound of it. 

Worst thing as you well know is the way dead stuff will shatter when it hits the deck or is rigged.  but from the look of the back garden there's hardly anything to worry about there.... Plenty of drop zone in the middle too so should be A Okay. 

[woody paul]

13 hours ago, doobin said:

Only the back through no man’s land and a nature reserve. Would require cutting scrub to get mewp through. Can of worms but looking like only option

Just get permission to drop them out the back and stack as habitat piles. 

[Mark Bolam]

23 minutes ago, lux said:

They look pretty solid, said Id take a look with Doobin first to confirm but dead oak like that will most likely be hard as concrete and fine to spike up it. Way less hassle and cost of getting a mewp in the garden by the sound of it. 

Worst thing as you well know is the way dead stuff will shatter when it hits the deck or is rigged.  but from the look of the back garden there's hardly anything to worry about there.... Plenty of drop zone in the middle too so should be A Okay. 

Indeed.

Should chip itself!

[Jack.P]

If it helps I could probably clear the track for access 

[doobin]

9 hours ago, Jack.P said:

If it helps I could probably clear the track for access 

sorry mate, did you mean to post this in the recession thread?😆