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yes thats the most ideal way to test a tree but the cost of such work simply outweighs the customers expectations I'm more interested in the hammer probes and resistance drill methods as they are inexpensive, just unable to find the drills that other companies have used around me, if anyone does know where i can get these that would be a great help :thumbup:

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yes thats the most ideal way to test a tree but the cost of such work simply outweighs the customers expectations I'm more interested in the hammer probes and resistance drill methods as they are inexpensive, just unable to find the drills that other companies have used around me, if anyone does know where i can get these that would be a great help :thumbup:

 

I'm pretty sure Sorbus International supply them, but manufacturer IML would have alist of stockists too.

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