General Tree pics

[Stephen Blair]

All I can say is that if I had had a branch land on my house I would want a more significant reduction than that (in size)

Regards Mick

 

 

Call me then, i will ensure the nasty tree never harms your house again:biggrin:

[testcricket01]

Thanks for the explanation. Is this interpretation of a reduction normal?

All I can say is that if I had had a branch land on my house I would want a more significant reduction than that (in size)

Regards Mick

 

which would lead to much larger cuts made on the tree, much increasing the chance of further decay and fungus and more chance of more branches or the whole tree failing. cant beat what work was carried out top work, much lessened the end weight and much reduced the sail of the tree,

[Le Sanglier]

which would lead to much larger cuts made on the tree, much increasing the chance of further decay and fungus and more chance of more branches or the whole tree failing. cant beat what work was carried out top work, much lessened the end weight and much reduced the sail of the tree, [/QUOT

 

If you say so.

[gibbon]

which would lead to much larger cuts made on the tree, much increasing the chance of further decay and fungus and more chance of more branches or the whole tree failing. cant beat what work was carried out top work, much lessened the end weight and much reduced the sail of the tree, [/QUOT

 

If you say so.

 

An hour and a half ago you really, really didn't want an arguement.

Edited December 20, 2011 by gibbon

[Le Sanglier]

 

An hour and a half ago you really, really didn't want an arguement. What happened, did some nasty French man damage your bagette?

 

I suppose I should have known better.

[Taupotreeman]

Reckon that tree looks pretty tidy personally. I hate seeing dirty great ugly stumps all over the place but I've got used to it now.

[atree]

Nice Job Matt,Looked like a good tree to start off on the RW

[mistahbenn]

Took down a big silver maple over 2 1/2 days this week, (no before pic, just during) got 2/3rds of the rigging done in one day before the rain... tricky stuff, wires on 3 sides of the tree, then another half day to get the last bit down (plus the wood) to the stump, those wires were close! Left that front limb in the 1st pic to rig the big wood over the wires. Worked out good.

 

Got in the toro dingo to help out, which is a real back/life saver!

 

Some pics...

Edited December 31, 2011 by mistahbenn

[Taupotreeman]

That's a fairly hefty lump of wood to be shifting by hand. Where is that by the way?

[atree]

Nice Job Mrben!That dingo looks a god send!