Monster hedge

[Tom D]

I love em. I have made £00000s off them over they years. Might not be the most enjoyable work, but its work all the same.

[s o c]

i am halfway through cutting one 35foot wide 35foot high 160m long. day seems very long !

[colwoodlandcare]

Ive got 180 60ft ones to take out in 2 months time, fort they were big as a hedge, how i was proved wrong

[easy-lift guy]

Looks like a job for the ELH with the optional jet pack and extended power hedger, available in 2012. Kinda of kidding. All kidding aside how is something that large really maintained?

easy-lift guy

[s o c]

Ive got 180 60ft ones to take out in 2 months time, fort they were big as a hedge, how i was proved wrong

 

love cutting them down and then grinding the stumps. like they never existed

[arbmark]

Nothing wrong with a well maintained leylandii hedge - i still like em. they just say yea i'm big, i'm plain, i dont get sick and i suck up the wind like nothing else. If you like green theyre a bloody good green. Love cutting the tops when they are so dense you can walk/sleep/s**g on em. Bark rips off easy when climbing but they dont complain. Found some green and white caterpillars munching in a hedge the other day, so some wildlife inem. Good winter cover for birds. yea theres better alternatives, but hey dont be so harsh on the old fellaz, fellaz.

[RobRainford]

Looks like a job for the ELH with the optional jet pack and extended power hedger, available in 2012. Kinda of kidding. All kidding aside how is something that large really maintained?

easy-lift guy

 

chainsaws work best, cut them at the bottom, then cut out what you need and then get a ruck load of nails and stick it back up!

[Pat Ferrett]

chainsaws work best, cut them at the bottom, then cut out what you need and then get a ruck load of nails and stick it back up!

 

Have you been on the Haribo again Rob ?

[Taupotreeman]

Even worse when you have to remove a gnarly old Macrocapa hedge that replaced a post and wire fence that was never removed. buried in the middle of the hedge you find sprung steel wire, metal waratahs, broken bottles, old toilet paper and faeces along with lots of other semi rotten rubbish. I avoid those jobs like the plague these days.

[atree]

Even worse when you have to remove a gnarly old Macrocapa hedge that replaced a post and wire fence that was never removed. buried in the middle of the hedge you find sprung steel wire, metal waratahs, broken bottles, old toilet paper and faeces along with lots of other semi rotten rubbish. I avoid those jobs like the plague these days.

 

Hahahaha dont you just love them or pine hedges that have been trimmed yearly.

 

Dont forget millions of tennis balls/footballs/cricket balls condoms,roadsigns etc etc