General Tree pics

[testcricket01]

3% above ground level the client asked for...

 

best way to treat conifers

[Ian Flatters]

best way to treat conifers

 

Its the only time 'treat em mean keep em keen' has worked for me.

[Mozza]

How many loads of chip were in them connys mate?? Is that a Hilux your chipping into??

[Ian Flatters]

How many loads of chip were in them connys mate?? Is that a Hilux your chipping into??

 

It was 4 and a half loads of chip, 2 loads of wood and 1 load of rakings + one beloved broom broken:thumbdown:.

[Mozza]

It was 4 and a half loads of chip, 2 loads of wood and 1 load of rakings + one beloved broom broken:thumbdown:.

 

 

Is it a Hilux mate?? Im thinking of gettin a 4x4 pick up in the autumn, Just curious to see the pick ups people use on here, Ive got an LDV tipper, the 4x4 would be day to day car/back up if the LDV breaks down type of vehicle

[Ian Flatters]

 

Is it a Hilux mate?? Im thinking of gettin a 4x4 pick up in the autumn, Just curious to see the pick ups people use on here, Ive got an LDV tipper, the 4x4 would be day to day car/back up if the LDV breaks down type of vehicle

 

Yeah shes a lux. If you put greedy sides on their quite good but you ain't got no tipper so that can suck sometimes. Thinking of changing it for a transit.. But my yard gets really wet in winter so may get another lux and trailer (tipper) combo. They hide weight really well unlike some transit types.

 

Also i've nearly killed her, broken rad, 3 diff seals gone, rear prop drive leaking, and she survived some tool crashing into me in the ice. So i think maybe shes not going to pass a mot...

[Tom D]

An oak I deadwooded last week, it ended up needing some big limbs off which I left as long stubs to see if they'll regenerate.

And a couple of Treeson and Andrew working on some storm damaged beeches.

[Arborist]

Thought its about time that I put a pic of some of my work up and await the abuse.

 

These are from last summer, a reduction on a oak.

Its a bit harder than what i wanted to do but the customer wanted the tree in half so this was the compromise!

 

There was a lot of epicormic growth through out the crown which they wanted removing.

 

Ill take a pic of the tree in a couple of months to see how its reacted!

[Arborist]

You can see from this pic where I wanted to reduce back too but no explaining could persuade, so i had to take it back a little further!

[Mark Bolam]

No central anchor at all Stephen, so I treated it as three separate trees, easy though, thanks to the lovely weather and of course my Pantin.

 

Is that a Crack Willow Carl?