Would you climb it.

[colwoodlandcare]

So getting it Mewp was never in my consideration for this tree, but a few of the other company's I know quoted it wanted Mewps and cranes.

There is nothing directly below the canopy although the lawn can't be damaged.

This might change people's opinions but we climbed and got it down.

 

 

 

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[Mick Dempsey]

Yes, I would.

[treequip]

Those PICUS tests are only a rough guide.

 

I would need to perform my own diagnostic tests which consist of kicking the hollow stem and making a sucking sound through my teeth before breaking out the big saw :laugh1:

[Luckyeleven]

Those PICUS tests are only a rough guide.

 

I would need to perform my own diagnostic tests which consist of kicking the hollow stem and making a sucking sound through my teeth before breaking out the big saw :laugh1:

 

Dont forget the scratch n sniff test

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

I would have had no problem climbing that. Why did it need to come down? Do you have any pictures of the stem cavity/dysfunctional wood?

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

What fungi were present?

[jomoco]

Eeeh bloody murdered it in cold blood's wat eeh did!

 

Assassins!

 

Jomoco

[AllTreeNeeds]

I think most would have risked it but what percentage of the time would it have failed? Glad you got it down safe.

[stihlmadasever]

Mewp should always be the 1st concideration,climbing should be the last option,even if the tree is in a perfectly healthy condition.

[Joe Newton]

Mewp should always be the 1st concideration,climbing should be the last option,even if the tree is in a perfectly healthy condition.

 

 

What?

 

Poof.