the 'todays job' thread

[Dan Curtis]

And now we have to load up and get rid of this lot

 

 

Have you considered recycling them? This company will do it, they have depots all over the country

 

Tree Guard Recycling from Agricycle

[mad matty]

Beech takedown yesterday then getting all the wood out and loaded into other trucks and trailers this morning. Just made it off site before the rain started

 

Hi Dan smart trailer after something similar for our landy.....where did you get it? If you don't mind me asking.

Cheers Matty

[Dan Curtis]

Hi Dan smart trailer after something similar for our landy.....where did you get it? If you don't mind me asking.

Cheers Matty

 

Thanks. I got it second hand from another contractor. I don't know where he got it from. I saw some similar riko trailers at the show last weekend, they look the part if you can afford one!

 

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[mad matty]

Thanks. I got it second hand from another contractor. I don't know where he got it from. I saw some similar riko trailers at the show last weekend, they look the part if you can afford one!

 

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Cheers Dan........will take a look or hang on till the APF see if I can get a deal

[Ty Korrigan]

Hello,

Le Jardinier Anglais planted 8 Betula humilis to replace the 12 Lombardy poplars we felled with Pie Eater Pete of this parish whilst he was on a busmans holiday here.

I had ground out the roots but in order to plant we needed a mini-digger to break through the remaining roots.

These trees are one hell of a price as they where container grown in 60litre pots but the client is an appreciative Jersey trust fund manager and so we splashed out on the biggest and best specimens we could source.

Ty

 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/SARL-Le-Jardinier-Anglais-Soins-des-Arbres/584850744869016

[carlos]

good to see some replanting, hope you gave them a good drink!

they were stable enough with no staking?

carl

[Ty Korrigan]

We are going to re-visit shortly to see and perhaps low stake them.

They may not require it and put out sufficient roots fast enough to never need staking...I hope.

Ty

[carlos]

a double stake and cross piece would look smart as there uniform, but if they dont need it even better.

[carlos]

few shots of a job of a load of windblown leylands gone into a garden with no access. the hiab made it pretty easy as could get the stuff out over the low wall right to the chipper:thumbup1:

[chris23a]

Hedge removal and 6 foot open board fence erected.