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Well I have taken stump grinders through houses and over walls but this was the first time I have used one from a scaffolding tower.

 

The job was to grind 7 wrc stumps below ground level the trouble was they were on a steep bank with a vertical drop, working out a plan of attack took longer the the actual job did but Ill know for next time.

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Not looking for a pat on the back :biggrin: just thought Id share the story behind the tree, When I first shaped it 20% of the limbs were wind damaged or dead and the owner was in 2 minds regarding having it out :thumbdown:.

Thankfully he gave it a chance and I have enjoyed nursing the old girl back to health.

As the only tree in a cul-de-sac of 30 bungalows its a Mecca for the birds, boring story maybe but always nice to be able to go back to trees every couple of years and see them respond to a little bit of tinkering.

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and a sculptor to boot. good photos. why do they let pops grow so big then pollard them like they do. be good to try and lay some like that. would need some help to do it. and a good winch to lower them down.

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Spent the last 3 days bashing 16 pops back into shape. Friday was rain saturday and sunday the sun shone, then today (monday) on a the birch removal we had 40 mph gusts coming off the sea and snow! I love the British weather :biggrin:

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Oh and this was thursdays Ash If I could of Id have removed the remaining piece of the butt and used it as a play house for the kids but it had splits running down it and just fell into shreds.

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Well I have taken stump grinders through houses and over walls but this was the first time I have used one from a scaffolding tower.

 

The job was to grind 7 wrc stumps below ground level the trouble was they were on a steep bank with a vertical drop, working out a plan of attack took longer the the actual job did but Ill know for next time.

 

Excellent planning and execution :thumbup1:

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