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Frankie Lawrence
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Dismantaled a fairly large birch today and 5 foot up was some concrete. Not a problem we thought just work round it and take it back. Until 6 foot up from the cavitie the concrete was in we hit some more and we now have a 6 foot long and 2 foot diameter birch stump in a garden.

 

Acces is poor a 2 foot 10 gate to get through we may have a trolley to get it on to but its not going to be easy to get it over a lawn.

 

So has anyone got any ideas? Any one tried putting a kango through a bit of wood before?

 

Ta muchly:001_smile:

 

Kango won't work but you can get a blade for a diskcutter that will rip through wood and concrete.:thumbup:

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Termites. Leave it long enough and they'll chew a honeycomb through the concrete :thumbup: Saw it in Oz once. Termites had chewed up the concrete around the base of the tree and taken it 30 feet up to a large hollow limb and filled the hollow with concrete through about 6 feet of its length. Never seen anything like it before or since.

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