General Tree pics

[MasterBlaster]

It's amazing how ya'll do that so much. I might do it 4 or 5 times a year.

[telhol]

Hey a little job i did today thought id post.

 

Three salix reduced by over 50 percent as per request.

 

[Paul Barton]

Hey Marc - nice work but to me the eucalyptus job looks like a crown thin rather than a reduction?

[Marc]

Mister tree, you are in a way right, the spec sheet said 30% reduction, it did'nt specify what, wether it was allround/height/volume etc etc.

 

I spoke to the client they wanted it contained and reduced back from neighbours side, plus thinned a little to give more light. I'll be intrested to see how it responds.

[Paul Barton]

Cool. No doubt it will respond better than from having a severe allround reduction.

 

Mind you, with a euc if there is already a problem of containment at that size the problem can only get worse!

 

Cool pics Marc.

[MattyF]

some good pics of quality work marc...i hate reducing eucy...infact i hate doing any thing on them!

 

some pics of yesterdays dead beaches over a security fence...I was thinking beach was one of my favouirite all time trees to work on untill one of these trees went on to infity to the first branch and was rotten as hell and full of wood peker holes then i realised maybe i just hate all trees!

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[Steve Bullman]

couple of beech trees i've thinned this week

[MattyF]

jammy git 2 in one week ! thinning or reducing beach i could do every day,great fun to climb no one could not enjoy working on them...that second tree looks a bit of a monster steve!

[Steve Bullman]

it was pushing 80ft i reckon