Fallen willow

[Tom D]

This tree had split at around 10' and was hung up in a neighbouring ash when I looked at it 2 weeks ago, it had fallen further since then, taking part of the ash with it. It was a bit of a jigsaw puzzle to dismantle safely but we managed it thanks to ite incredibly chewy properties. At one point a 25 foot section was held off the ground by the split part (pic 4) . Made protecting the wall so much easier.

[nuggsy]

looks like an interesting job buddy hope you enjoyed it

[Jamie]

is that newington somewhere?

 

looks fun

 

Jamie

[Stephen Blair]

is that newington somewhere?

 

looks fun

 

Jamie

 

2 words tom, hiab trailer:001_smile:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

cut, lift, home time:001_tongue:

[Jamie]

that was 8 words and 1 number

 

Jamie

[Stephen Blair]

that was 8 words and 1 number

 

Jamie

 

:sneaky2:

[Tom D]

Good to see you today Jamie, it was in dalry BTW. A crane would have been great except for the fact that the only acess had a 2.2m height restriction:sad:

We had to take the chute off the chipper to get it in.

[Jamie]

Gorgie was my second thought. i was trying to place the tenaments

 

Jamie

[Stephen Blair]

Good to see you today Jamie, it was in dalry BTW. A crane would have been great except for the fact that the only acess had a 2.2m height restriction:sad:

We had to take the chute off the chipper to get it in.

 

dalry, ayrshire????

[Johny Walker]

dalry, ayrshire????

 

is someone pinching your work swb & on your door step:001_tongue: