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They were in such a bad state, tbh I didn’t care what they looked like as long as we didn’t break a headstone or put one of the legs of the MEWP through a grave.

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Tha pruning! 
 

 
that’s an amazingly tidy worksite Matty! 

My dad always said the customer has no idea of quality tree work , which in the case of these was shocking , but will no the difference to a clean site [emoji38].
Like riches they needed doing @ around 80ft+ and shedding whole limbs they are not worth the risk in keeping as a tree to admire , found so many surprises in rot at the base of stems it was amazing they hadn’t dropped more..., fell , top / pollard and keep Ona cycle is the only option for over mature willows I recon.
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14 minutes ago, Rich Rule said:

They were in such a bad state, tbh I didn’t care what they looked like as long as we didn’t break a headstone or put one of the legs of the MEWP through a grave.

 

Will sound like a dick, but dont mean too, but thats a lot of skill and effort gone into that topping 👍

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Stage 3 of heavy retrenchment of this massive Oak, we were encouraged to rip and fracture branches as we cut so the westtech was the perfect quick safe option.
Tree's still 22-24m tall for scale and we removed at a educated guess 5ton off it this time.

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39 minutes ago, Gray git said:

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Stage 3 of heavy retrenchment of this massive Oak, we were encouraged to rip and fracture branches as we cut so the westtech was the perfect quick safe option.
Tree's still 22-24m tall for scale and we removed at a educated guess 5ton off it this time.

When you say stage three what were 1 & 2? 
Were they done over the years or recently? Is the tree compromised in some way?

 

I may have missed the story in earlier posts, if so sorry.

 

TIA.

Edited by Mick Dempsey

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