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Lee Winger

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  1. Lee Winger

    The Talk

    Most of us have been on tree forums for years, you wait she'll turn and you willl get THE TALK eventually..
  2. 80% dead or decayed? big difference.. Can't be those trees Andy they're 30'-40' too short
  3. weed brother thats what you need, I use weed as a pain killer, I'm not a regular user.... believe me if your in pain weed will sort it for sure...
  4. theres no law against marking your back cut with chalk or crayon before you start!
  5. Hey Rumi I wouldn't mind visiting HK later in the year with the wife,how are you liking it?
  6. This should go on the tips thread
  7. practice, and more practice....try felling a tree high and practicing on the rest of the stump, you should get 5 or so practice fells out of a high stump
  8. Cheers mate, and by the way I get the ear-bashing every other day....
  9. Reg why a Hobbs and not a GRCS ?
  10. Welcome Stavros..
  11. I've got a load of mules brining me some back next week, must of been a bugger swallowing them..
  12. I bet they're just cheap look alikes, I reckon they're rubbish, BUT I could be wrong!
  13. Peters right, they are crap, i've spoke to loads of tree men on yank forums about them , they all say there rubbish and your better off with a silky..
  14. Found this nice and simple diagram http://www.leics.gov.uk/figure_rt2
  15. come on fellas you must have a few funny ones in the collection
  16. I'm looking for a nice big old oak, horsechestnut, beech or cedar to innoculate with myccorhizae and soil decompact. I'd like the tree to be in a nice setting ie parkland/large lawn type environment. If the tree is showing signs of stagheading, die-back all the better. Some compaction within the root zone is also a must.. I'd need the tree to be within a 40 mile radius of Ipswich, as i'd like to monitor results, and of course post pictures on here. I'm offering this service free of charge to a smaller owner operated company and they must be members of Arbtalk. I'll be able to do this work in a fortnights time, if anyones interested please reply to this post, a picture would be good, it would also be good if the Arborist with the tree was planning on doing some surgery to the tree. Many thanks Lee
  17. I have people I know etc and ''friends'' very different imo , my friends can be counted on one hand..
  18. Then they aren't friends are they!
  19. welcome beaver
  20. Crew cab, Cabstars are a rare creature, i'd like to see some pics, as I nearly bought one myself a few years back
  21. very good advice,thanks for sharing
  22. starting to rain now
  23. Self seed everywhere, I saw an article in an Aussie tree mag a few years back..
  24. can we please not resort to childish name calling! it makes the forum looking silly and yourselves! Pete already asked you nicely, once should be enough!!
  25. I agrree i'll be suprised if I don't get a call out

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