what would you have done

[Vertical Lmit]

Winch it of and cut it up. A hours work for us esteemed foresters.

[bob]

we did have a tractor on site although no winch for it

[David Humphries]

You look different driving that tractor than you do in your Avator, Bob.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[vduben]

You look different driving that tractor than you do in your Avator, Bob.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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lmfao:001_smile:

[bill]

fell the stem with a pole saw and then set fire to it. job done.

[vduben]

fell the stem with a pole saw and then set fire to it. job done.

 

down the pub 4 11 then!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bob]

You look different driving that tractor than you do in your Avator, Bob.

 

 

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same person driving tractor as in avator i was sprawled in a heap taking photo:lol:

 

 

[Arbocop]

the only really safe way is to rip it out with a winch then use that to turn and controll the branch.

 

if you only have a little one then pop down the hire shop, speedy hire, hewden etc they all do them.

 

just not worth the risk. had a chap many moons ago takel somthing similar and end up off work for ni on a year

 

the prob lem is u get in ther and nibble and 'get away withit' but all u are is one step closerto the day you wont get away with it

[Mr Ed]

Bob, do they want to sell that Wheelhorse? I'm looking for one....

 

 

As for your problem tree, I find a few 88mm armour piercing shells are enough to turn most problem trees into matchwood. Hope this helps.

[bob]

no they would not sell the wheelhorse does exactly what they want cracking little thing really pulls my chipper better than i thought it would