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A few from a pine in lymington. The spec was to reduce back to a 2m peg? Anyone know the reason, my only thought was to reduce the wound size ?

 

Where in lymington?

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The tree would be unlikely to seal a wound of that size, leaving a 2M peg reduces the chances of substantial decay into the retained stem.

 

Thanks huck, that's what I thought just checking 👍

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