Elm Tree Removal

[John Hancock]

Elm Tree Removal in 252 seconds !

 

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[madclimber]

Thats the way to do it, no messing about :wave:

[Nick Waring]

Nice vid, is it yours? cause those trucks look american,

[Dean Lofthouse]

252 seconds !!!

 

I'd have sacked my ground crew if they'd have slowed me down that much

[John Hancock]

Nice vid, is it yours? cause those trucks look american,

 

Errrr...no, not me. I'd still be sat in the cab enjoying my tea :wave:

[Tree cutter Stu]

is it just me or do we seem to do everything the hard way in the uk.

[Mesterh]

Looked like a 3 day job to me the way we do it over here.

Its great having the men/equipment and most importantly the access to do a job that quickly only as long as the work keeps rolling in.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Looked like a 3 day job to me the way we do it over here.

Its great having the men/equipment and most importantly the access to do a job that quickly only as long as the work keeps rolling in.

 

Good point.

 

If we did a big tree in a day each, we'd run out of trees in ermmmm haven't got my calculator.

 

Better to take trees down and take the time to do it sensibly and safely.

 

Why rush

[Mr Ed]

Easy peasy. I've done trees in exactly the same way.

 

Ive even got a video handy

(Crane work follows the straight fell)

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[Log-ologist]

Did I miss somtheing in that vid cos there was enough room for a good man with a winch rather than a crane that did very little.

 

re. OP.

 

Unless you live in leafy parts of Surrey etc.. There are few properties with trees like that here.

 

There is little call for cranes when the clients would not payfor them cos some skanky firm will climb it for 50 quid less.