the 'todays job' thread

[Mark Bolam]

Not the best tree for it Mr. Git, by any means, but did the owner think about leaving it as a low pollard, once a straight fell was discounted, to help bank stabilisation at all?

It would probably never have flushed but might have bought a year or two.

Canny root system there.

[Gray git]

He didn't want it leaving high as wanted the logs, going to fiddle it out with a compact tractor later in the year apparently and leave the brash for game cover.

Made for a interesting niggle in the back of my mind knowing the undercut was almost back to the main stump.

[Ian Flatters]

A couple of bits from today. A medium sized lime pollard as the rear limbs were becoming dysfunctional and there was some decay pockets near the unions.

 

And some deadwood removals on 2 smaller oaks.

[John Shutler]

 

Killing pines

[Mick Dempsey]

Nice gear, nice day. Good pics.

[aspenarb]

Small pine in a slightly awkward spot

 

Nice work Don, should keep the groundy busy for a few minutes

 

Bob

[bigtreedon]

Nice work Don, should keep the groundy busy for a few minutes

 

Bob

 

Cheers mate they were busy little bees 😉

[Lowestoft Firewood]

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Killing pines

 

You either do a lot of caravan park work or that one hates pines

[Daniel666]

2man 2day job been nice weather for it to

[Darrin Turnbull]

Excellent Photo Ian , Worthy of a place in somebody's Magazine.