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Here is the table which I think was compiled by Ben Maxted and put on UKTC.
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Keith Yates had the RAF come along with a chinook and remove a large wind blown off of a house, If I remember correctly the RAF used it as a training exercise and the Tree/home owners insurance paid for it!
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Will you get compensated for the accident? If you do you could use some of that money to set your self up.
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Bargain, early christmas present for me Thanks YourNameHere.
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I thought that the point of being AA approved was to show that you were working to a standard set and assessed by the industry’s trade body. As you point out josh this team were operating far below this standard.
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The sooty and sweep van used to drive through sandhurst after school and was often egged.
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The reason I don’t like him is because of the disrespect that he shows to his fans by spitting on them and starting fights when he knows his CP will finish it as he jumps in his car.
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I couldn’t care less what he or anyone else thinks of me.
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Can you plot on to that Paul?
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I can’t stand Justin Beber, he’s a little twat!
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I’m looking at getting a Panasonic toughpad and using arb evolve. I joined the key Tree webinar on Friday, I wasn’t very impressed with it really as the plans that it creates look basic and the survey schedule can’t be modified.
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They have been around a while now and a lot o councils use it, I wouldn’t have a problem buying it.
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"GPS" topographical tree survey guru sought Oxfordshire
Arborist replied to cjdg's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
You can hire a gps mapper off of Pear and do it your self. It’s pretty easy. If you go and collect the data they will do the schedule and maps for you. -
Does anyone supply to tooting and price please.
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That makes sense rootuntveg up to 20k in mag and unlimited in crown.
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I thought it was only unlimited if the case cad herd in a crown court. am I not right in saying that magistrate courts are capped at 5k fines and 6months clink? That’s for any crime.
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Hmmm, this is an interesting question and seeing as i haven't started my IRP yet, i may well give this a think.
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The fine that he has is very low for the three trees, he would have also got a criminal record. The case was herd at the magistrates court so was more than likely the maximum amount that the mag can fine. i wonder why they didn’t push it up to crown court and if the council will use the proceeds of crime act to get any more money The area where the trees were felled are in a very affluent area of Bray where even the cheapest houses are probably around £1000000 to buy.
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https://www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/gallery/bray-holyport-fifield/121975/bray-property-manager-fined-for-felling-protected-trees.html
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Tea break fungus
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I bought one like yours Steve from Somerfield and they charged the same as a new, but if there's only one on the net for sale you should get more. Are you keeping or selling yours? ive collected all of the RAT series.
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I bought one like yours Steve from Somerfield and they charged the same as a new, but if there's only one on the net for sale you should get more. Are you keeping or selling yours?
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Here's a second hand original one for £120 https://www.abebooks.co.uk/Principles-Tree-Hazard-Assessment-Management-Lonsdale/16132672375/bd
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CA measurements - perecentages still valid????
Arborist replied to treesnakey's topic in Trees and the Law
The original BS3998 was out in 1966, then 1989 and the current one 2010. -
It's the same if your winching, if you return the wire cable you have twice the pull as a straight pull.
