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Some of the tops. My mate was following along with loppers to tidy up.

 

(And before anyone points it out, the little bit on the left did get taken off!!!:001_tt2:)

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Thought I’d revive this old classic with some serious coney topping, 40yd skip and the heizo is the way to go on these jobs..

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Saw this today, a sycamore and an oak, that have grown very close! Looked properly fused but I couldn't be 100%, certainly be interesting to be present when/if they get taken down. ...or get the

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excellent job tommy, looks great, but i dont envy you one bit lol

 

Wasn't that bad mate!! Wind was with us, Sunny but cold, and no clearing up!! Ideal day mate!!!:biggrin:

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Some of the tops. My mate was following along with loppers to tidy up.

 

(And before anyone points it out, the little bit on the left did get taken off!!!:001_tt2:)

 

 

Thats a lovely job that, and a good idea to follow along with the old loppers. :thumbup1:

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Thats a lovely job that, and a good idea to follow along with the old loppers. :thumbup1:

 

Cheers John. I found it works quite well. Leaves a nicer finish than rattling around with an O2O!!!:biggrin:

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I’ll try it on my ‘Hedge from Hell’ later this week. :001_smile:

 

Good man!! Get some before and after pics!!

 

I was such a nerd that I set up a little stone marker on the ground for when I took pictures so they were all from the same place!!! I think I might be losing it!!!:biggrin:

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Thats a lovely job that, and a good idea to follow along with the old loppers. :thumbup1:

 

Why not just run along with the hedge trimmers?

 

IMO leaves a straighter cut and way way quicker.

 

Looks like you did a nice job with the 020 though :thumbup1:

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Why not just run along with the hedge trimmers?

 

IMO leaves a straighter cut and way way quicker.

 

Looks like you did a nice job with the 020 though :thumbup1:

 

Didn't have any hedge cutters mate. Doing the job to help a mate out. Only showed up with an 020 and by luck had the loppers in the motor!!! Ha ha!!

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