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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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Looks like a fair height ?
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I was surprised by how tall it was, I believe the word is ‘attenuated’ It was surrounded by crappy thuyas (that I took down last year) that made it grow tall and straight with no significant branches till 40/50 ft.

 

Of course that actually make a dismantle easier, as you could rope stuff off and run it a bit without fear of smashing anything. Nice day, 25 degrees, light breeze, everyone in a good mood. Enjoy it while you can!

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I was surprised by how tall it was, I believe the word is ‘attenuated’ It was surrounded by crappy thuyas (that I took down last year) that made it grow tall and straight with no significant branches till 40/50 ft.
 
Of course that actually make a dismantle easier, as you could rope stuff off and run it a bit without fear of smashing anything. Nice day, 25 degrees, light breeze, everyone in a good mood. Enjoy it while you can!
Yea its lovely when everything including the weather is in a good mood [emoji5]
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1 hour ago, dumper said:

So do you record it a a near miss on your health and saftey?

I dont think so, may change procedure though and for the sake of a few minutes get the lads to plunge cut anything a bit iffy in a few places with an 880.

 

Bob

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