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I have been asked to remove a storm damaged Leylandii tomorrow in Bideford. The job is a short notice to us request as we have to carry this out tomorrow (Friday ). Does anyone know of a tip site for up to two Isuzu grafter loads of wood chip? Could have any wood as well if required but I can remove this if not wanted. Thanks in advance Colin.
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Where was the ash John?
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Good job John. Know what you mean about stress when you have all that going on under trees!
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Will probably call in on the Saturday, be rude not to as it's not too far from us.
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Great editing Sam. I especially liked the first bit of the video. 👍
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I know the feeling oh too well. You can't let anything out of your sight these days for a moment. I'll keep an eye out but unlikely to hear anything realistically.
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Excellent work. The tree was obviously in severe decline,I'm guessing Armillaria was found. We're due to remove another dead Redwood with the aid of a crane on Tuesday and that had been killed by Armillaria. We are finding this is becoming a regular occurrence in our area at present.
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We are an Arb Approved contractor looking for a climber to join our team. we are located 3 miles from j26 off the M5. The position is full time but will also consider freelance. Please contact via PM for more details. Thank you Colin.
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Looks like a Pagoda tree (Sophora japonica) I think the botanical name could be different now though. Prepared to be wrong on this one though.
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<p>Hello Gordon,</p>
<p>I would like to order a bulldog bone please. Could you email details to me at <a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a>. Thanks Colin.</p>
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Did it in April and its definitely open book on the fungi ident.
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Whats the current state of the industry workwise?
sawman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Been a very slow end of May and most of June. Starting to pick up a bit now on domestic and commercial work. I've not known it this quiet for many years. I guess you just get used to being flat out and it comes as a bit of a wake up call when it's not. -
Hi Jon, I'll be going and several of the lads. Might have a stroll around the arboretum on one of the days.
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Excellent Sam.
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: excellent.
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Nice one Sam.
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Looks like Persian ironwood to me. Parrotia persica. Is the bark mottled? Also prepared to be shot down. Colin.
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Great job Sam. I'm sure you'll love srt when you give it a go.
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Yes I use my zigzag with a rope wrench but not exclusively that way. Works good for me, however I keep a very close eye on it. Would be real happy to see petzl approve it or make similar purely for srt though.
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I use a zigzag with the RW, works great for me. BenR had on try of my set up on the tree kit srt day. Which was very good by the way.
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I bought some from Treestuff. Delivered within a week and no issue with tax. This is the second time I've bought from them and I highly recommend them. My local Husky dealer would do well to emulate their level of service! Oh yea and X Rings are awesome, only problem is I want more.
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I have had this problem as well and it'll be the same ones no doubt. Just taken on a lad who was keen to do an apprenticeship but we decided between us that on the books was better all round. I feel that there seems to be a lot lacking with arb college courses in general presently.
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Could it be a weeping Giant sequoia? Sequoiadendron giganteum 'pendula'. I've only ever seen two in 25 yrs but they sure looked similar.
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Apologies Steve I didn't see the recent messages. We managed to remove the woodchip back in one load after all. Client didn't want as much cut as first expected. Cut a long story short it was for a subsidence issue. Sorry for late reply. Colin.
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Bit of a short notice change in a job spec means I need to off load up to two 3.5 t canter loads of woodchip in Clevedon. If any one can help out I would be very grateful and can always return the favour if you are working around the Taunton area. Thanks Colin.
