This week's worst tree work award winner?

[Mesterh]

Imo if it needed that much 'work' doing to it why not just repollard it further back to were it has been done before. It would look a lot better and will produce a more manageable tree.

[David Humphries]

has MonkeyD been around ?

 

Not moi, too busy sunning myself in Cambridgeshire with Beer and good company

 

this is when i get confused, if monkeyd and his team had spent all day doing that in a park, then it would be congratulated, do it by the main rd and its butchery. :

 

Would of been at least two days Stevie ,

and ftr, not all reaction is complimentory

 

 

 

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[john@arbtech]

It could be, that it's too old to pollard? heavy reduction maybe?

[Yorkshireman]

Not moi, too busy sunning myself in Cambridgeshire with Beer and good company

 

 

 

 

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Just joshin with ya D'

I knew it wasnt YOU , you'd have never wanted to use the mewp that close to a junction...

[timtree81]

that is shocking ! i was working in a garden a few weeks ago and cought a few pikies next door doing a simular job .

[Mike Hill]

Don't see any Spike marks,so they deffinatly wern't Pro''s.

[Highland Forestry]

Surely it would have been easier for them to re-pollard it back to where its been done before rather than bugger about up there to leave it looking like that???

[Mozza]

Surely it would have been easier for them to re-pollard it back to where its been done before rather than bugger about up there to leave it looking like that???

 

I thought that mate but then thought that they probably only used a bow saw, so taking any more off would of been to much like hard work!!!

[Johny Walker]

probearly one off those dodgey AA out fits like jack ripper & sons :001_tongue:

[Simon Rotheram]

A close second place, usual story priced this job a few weeks ago been past today and somone has had a go!

 

The Sorbus was priced for a light reduction and the 2 Birch which were as tall as the house were to be reduced by 25%