2 possible jobs

[jose]

Got a call from a lady with some stumps in wokingham berks.

Needs to go through the house so ideally some one with a alpine magnum or similar.

pm me and i can pass u her number.

 

Also saw a Pig of a job, a multi stemmed large ash, part of the tree is dead ( the stems where u would ideally tie in to).

Back garden

No rear acces.

big timber ( for doing it by hand)

to far away for a crane ( maybe a massive one might reach).

fences under neath for good measure!

its in Early, Berks.

got contact details if anybody is desperate for work but i can see you thanking me!

[jose]

would post a pic but its too big and dont know how to resize it.

[jose]

lol it did it anyway! made me look a bit silly now

[wildflowerbill]

what's the problem they all look vertical to me. My neck hurts. I need a beer.

[SamWhiting12]

what's the problem they all look vertical to me. My neck hurts. I need a beer.

 

Looks flat on the floor to me. Too many beers

 

Any photos of the work in progress?

[jose]

No work in progress pics as I'm not doing it . Life is to short to worry about this kind of job.

 

Problem is the best hugest points to tie into are really dead and sway good in a gentle breeze.

And they are big enough poles when u get up close o them.

[kentjames]

MEWP!!!! There are cherry pickers out there which go through doors or just chat up a neighbour and take out the fence panels across a few gardens. Shame its not closer or I would have that off you. Cheers J

[Dan Lacey]

Can you not just have a fire??

 

 

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[jose]

Fire would be the best way. I thought of mewp but no way to go through the house. I thought get a crane to lift in the mewp get the tree down into the next doors garden then get the crane back to remove the mewp and all the timber etc.

 

Though part of the problem is the dead t limbs as it's a big tree

[kentjames]

Whats at the bottom of the garden? Can you access through the hedge?