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How far was the crane sat? Looks like it should have been able to take bigger pieces?

 

 

The crane was sat on a pretty narrow lane so had to have two of the outriggers on a path and someone's drive, plus there were powercables and bt lines on both sides of the road. There just wasn't really the space to lower down big pieces into the road and we kinda had to cut our way into the crown because of the setup position

 

All down and gone in a day. 5 loads of chip, two big tractor loads of timber, two transits of timber and a load of rake up

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