Would you climb?

[Albedo]

What about this one then? No mewp access , boggy ground anyway.

 

The skylight of the bungalow is in range if it goes. Is it being held up by the bits caught in the tree on the left at the top of the leaning tree?

[butler]

Like a squirrel on crack....

[Gareth jones]

Crane for support?

[Rich2484]

Like a squirrel on crack....

 

:lol:

 

If anyone has seen the film over the hedge they will know the video I have in my head right now.

[Gareth jones]

.... Looking again. You have clearly already done this job unless all those trees are dead

 

How did you do it?

[Le Sanglier]

.... Looking again. You have clearly already done this job unless all those trees are dead

 

How did you do it?

 

Good point.

[Capstankid!]

I think I would have to be there to make the decision but it would be ether anchor into the tree behind and climb up it or use a crane! personally from the photos I think I would op for the crane!

[Rich2484]

Ifbthere is no room for a mewp would there be any way to get a crane to the tree????

[skyhuck]

I'd climb it if it was fairly stable on its current location.

 

I would remove all the lower branches and then nibble away at the top, its surprising how often they will start to stand back up when you get some weight off.

[Gareth jones]

My Only thought was boom over the house, Most construction crane drivers operate blind and through Walkie talkies day to day. But who says there is even room to get it close enough? Lol