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Just wondering why you cut the toes off if you were expecting it to be rotten all way down?

 

Ah as the man who felled it i can tell you why..... I rigged it to be pulled at about 7m (or Caleb did). I had a look in at the timber in the limb that ripped out due to storm damage. No signs of rot in the wound. Also no fruiting bodies around the base. Hence taking off the toes only about 3"-4" off anyway just to get a working level.

 

Been doing some really crappy trees recently that the toes have to stay on or there is literally no timber to play with,

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Ah as the man who felled it i can tell you why..... I rigged it to be pulled at about 7m (or Caleb did). I had a look in at the timber in the limb that ripped out due to storm damage. No signs of rot in the wound. Also no fruiting bodies around the base. Hence taking off the toes only about 3"-4" off anyway just to get a working level.

 

 

 

Been doing some really crappy trees recently that the toes have to stay on or there is literally no timber to play with,

 

 

Very well explained, cheers.

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Just spat wine all over the iPad :lol::lol::lol:

 

 

I've taken almost 5 minutes to reply here, due to the tears rolling down my face😄😄😄👍

 

 

 

Brush cutter, if you only knew me as some of the others here, you'd know I'm a long way away from anything as official as the NPTC😜

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