Cedar removal

[Tom D]

Big tree, nice job, must have been warm work these last few days.

 

Looking forward to the vid:001_smile:

[Frank]

Shoulda felled it. Haha. Love jobs like that. Gob and drop. Anything being done with main stem? I.e milling?

[Mark Bolam]

Big tree Steve, and looks like a righteous call judging by those wounds.

 

As said, gave the O2O a rest!

 

Shame, mind. Is there a replant in the pipeline?

[Mesterh]

Nice job there.

 

Thats a whopper of a tree and it looks like they have a few nice other ones too.

 

Any idea on the age?

[Frank]

IMO a house or estate like that shouldve had a replant done ages ago in anticipation to let the new tree get established before that one was brutalised by Mr Arbtalk. Lol

[Steve Bullman]

Shoulda felled it. Haha. Love jobs like that. Gob and drop. Anything being done with main stem? I.e milling?

 

 

all going for firewood, other than the slab im going to take off the bottom for a garden table:001_smile:

[Steve Bullman]

Big tree Steve, and looks like a righteous call judging by those wounds.

 

As said, gave the O2O a rest!

 

Shame, mind. Is there a replant in the pipeline?

 

 

i would assume so. it was a TPO'D tree so im sure the tree officer would have stipulated a replant.....not in my remit though

[Steve Bullman]

Nice job there.

 

Thats a whopper of a tree and it looks like they have a few nice other ones too.

 

Any idea on the age?

 

think it was round about 300....will count the rings tomorrow when we fell the butt

[Frank]

Shame it's all going to firewood. Years ago fine furniture manufacturers used to make the backs of wardbrobes out of cedar because moths don't like it or something like that, musta read it somewhere.

 

I wouldve guessed at 325yrs.

[Steve Bullman]

yes it does seem a waste! still......my customer is in the firewood game, not furniture so i guess his main concern is getting in stock.