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3 hours ago, woody paul said:

Eucalyptus from last week lots to miss shed, oil tank fence and large shrub boarder. Then wind got up and MEWP not got enough height.

 
 

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Plenty of targets, adding a MEWP in the mix can make the job harder IME (especially one that isn’t big enough). Any reason it couldn’t be climbed?

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1 hour ago, monkeybusiness said:

Plenty of targets, adding a MEWP in the mix can make the job harder IME (especially one that isn’t big enough). Any reason it couldn’t be climbed?

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7 hours ago, monkeybusiness said:

Plenty of targets, adding a MEWP in the mix can make the job harder IME (especially one that isn’t big enough). Any reason it couldn’t be climbed?

Adding the MEWP made it hatder slightly. As for not climbing it  I did if you look at pictures, 

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8 hours ago, TMac said:

True enough....not dissing yer skills. Ye just can never tell from a one dimensional flat photo woody. Ever put a Dutchman in to turn it where ye want it to go? It's an art. Shrubbage aside. 'Hole in shrub border' :D

 

Lady how owns property has had trouble with tree surgeons in past and I have worked hard at being trusted to not make a mess of things. 

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43 minutes ago, woody paul said:

Lady how owns property has had trouble with tree surgeons in past and I have worked hard at being trusted to not make a mess of things. 

Would that be missing mowers and unwanted pregnancies ?  K

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Did have a long running joke with an old boy and hs manor house, near Thirsk.  Our young groundie pointed out his pregnant cat, which the man then blamed him for - every couple of years we went back to dead wood his avenue of Limes  ?  K

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Large ash tree we did this morning rigged most of the limbs due to fence directly underneath the tree then sent a big top felled remaining but back in to the woodland this tree was completely hollow from about 20ft up the stem to the top wear it split into two and even they were hollow [emoji19]

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Seems that you’re putting a lot of effort into saving a bit of stock fencing Don, but nice work anyway.

As luck would have it some ash for me today as well, this one was solid enough, but in reach of the house, and recent storms had worried the owner, once he realised removal was as cheap as reduction, out it came.

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Seems that you’re putting a lot of effort into saving a bit of stock fencing Don, but nice work anyway.
As luck would have it some ash for me today as well, this one was solid enough, but in reach of the house, and recent storms had worried the owner, once he realised removal was as cheap as reduction, out it came.
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I was down and stem felled for 9.45am mick chipped up and wood put back into woodland buy 10.30am [emoji6]
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