tomorrow shall be fun

[tree_kid_ni]

Gotta huge chestnut (60ft+ high and 30 ft spread) to remove tomorrow right beside NIE pole with just the 10 leccy lines through it only a 7 hour drop an its over a small road an 2 gardens with high winds and rain forecast no room for crane or MEP cant wait

[hiluxstihl]

fun fun fun! we need a challenge every so often

[Old Mill Tree Care]

That sounds like great fun. I love jobs like that as they're exciting and a break from the norm. Enjoy.

 

 

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[tree_kid_ni]

i defo had fun after way leaver saying they'd drop the lines the foreman decided it was too much hassle so had to do it with them up an off needless to say we were 2mins short of FINE time...weather defo didn't help strong winds and and alot of rain made a very difficult climb..but didnt spike myself haha

[tree_kid_ni]

before and after note the amount of lines

[hiluxstihl]

very nicely done!

[18 stoner]

What was reason for removal?

[KingoftheRing]

Excellent work there. Nice one.

[tree_kid_ni]

unfortunately the site is getting a complete overhaul and the root system would of been so badly affected it may become unsafe there was also some decay in the canopy over the road causing limb failures (couldnt find a reason) and due to lines running inbetween the 3 main stems the client was advised to remove it so thats what i did it was a real shame but i just get paid to do the work...lovely climb well apart from the rain and wind.

[18 stoner]

Nice one, always good when it all comes together with so many targets involved.

 

Reason I asked about removal, was purely because it looks healthy. It having suffered limb failure would be an issue in that position obviously, was there any signs of canker, possibly causing the limb failure?