Hawthorn - remove, thin or pollard..?

[Paul Barton]

Not necessarily, councils can refuse but NOT put a TPO on it. Therefore you can go ahead

 

They certainly shouldn't do that!

[redmoosefaction]

They certainly shouldn't do that!

 

Thats the crazy world of councils!

[SteveA]

If it's got a nice chunky looking trunk I would remove the Ivy and then make a next decision. (Make sure you've got a pair of Ripeur 2 gloves handy!)

[JLA Arborists]

if it does get felled i would like a lump of the trunk for turning...

 

How much is a lump?

[se7enthdevil]

How much is a lump?

 

12"+ X 36"+ that way i can slice and dice to get the best out of the log.

[JLA Arborists]

I'll keep my eyes open

[D A Tree Surgeons]

If it's got a nice chunky looking trunk I would remove the Ivy and then make a next decision. (Make sure you've got a pair of Ripeur 2 gloves handy!)

 

Hi Steve

where do you you get those gloves

cheers dave:thumbup:

[SteveA]

Hi Steve

where do you you get those gloves

cheers dave:thumbup:

 

Hi Dave, this is where i got mine, here ya go Ripeur 2 Leather puncture resistant glove :: Safety Hut : World class personal protective equipment for industry

 

Not many companies seem to be stocking them, so let us know if you find any cheaper.

 

Don't be put off by the price - they work brilliantly, apparently even better than welding gloves, and long lasting.

 

To find out a bit more, search "Best gloves for Hawthorne" on the forum

cheers, steve

[D A Tree Surgeons]

Hi Dave, this is where i got mine, here ya go Ripeur 2 Leather puncture resistant glove :: Safety Hut : World class personal protective equipment for industry

 

Not many companies seem to be stocking them, so let us know if you find any cheaper.

 

Don't be put off by the price - they work brilliantly, apparently even better than welding gloves, and long lasting.

 

To find out a bit more, search "Best gloves for Hawthorne" on the forum

cheers, steve

 

Thanks steve

I've been doing to many jobs without the right gloves