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I am 63 and wanting to be a tree surgeon so to get some practice I am doing a few jobs for cash. I was cutting this tree down (think it was a hornbeam but might be an oak) with my top of the range electric chainsaw. I was very unlucky and it has fallen down on someones house. Now the thing is my insurance has got lost in the post and I can't finish the job off because my Landrover has broken down.

 

What should I do?

 

That's me to a T 'cept the LR doesn't break down :001_smile:

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