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Today we were called to view an Old Oak within the New Forest National Park, this tree measured 80' tall, the canopy spread was 25 metres and the butt measured 5 metres round. When we first saw the tree from a distance it looked in good vigar, but on closer inspection it had a large split down the main trunk, we called the tree officer who came out right away. We discussed options and due to its suroundings he advised that we fell. The tree is estimated to be between 250 - 300 years old, it seems a great shame to fell such a tree of this age. What are your thoughts on this, would you fell or pollard?
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What survey software do you use, what would be recomended for general tree reports - surveys, schools, open spaces, ect.
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recommendations for public liabilty insurance?
Arborworks Ltd replied to cerneARB's topic in Business Management
NFU aswell, very reasonable, we shopped around and found them to beat most:thumbup: -
Well done Steve, its very imformative, the Arbtalk site gets better by the day
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Thats the chap, he left Fountains and went out contracting, does a few days for us and another contractor
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He does have some but not shure if he wants to post them as yet I did surgest he put them on Arbtalk,
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Thursday my contract climber was reducing a conifer for another company he works for when not with us, the top hadled saw kicked the brake came on but the saw kicked back lifted his visor and as a result cut him fron the edge of the lip down to his chin this resulted in Jarno having 40, yes 40 stiches in his wound, being a tough little bugger he went of to hospital got stiched up and returned to the site to remove the debris before going home. I think any other person would of a least had the rest of the day of, not him. What a GUY
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Arborworks Ltd now stock the Aspen range of fuels & bio chain oil products, we are based in Nether Wallop near Stockbridge, Hampshire if any of you guys are passing, we offer good discounts to the Arb trade. So if your in the area and want to pick up some fuel drop in or give us a call on 0845 4660 284 we can deliver locally:thumbup1:
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Im in
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I guess the reply was for me?, if it was that would be brilliant, just need to strike a deal with Conkers
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Is it possible to change our 150" 6x6 to an agricultural tax claas & if so can you point us in the right direction
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Where are you based, I am very interested in the holly butt
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Zubat
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Adam I hope your not referring to Irwins Mog, you will upset him!
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Thats the 110 converted
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The avertising factor is great
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There is a story behind the price 3/4 was paid by insurance company after one of my groundies tipped the back and snapped the chassis clean in two behind the springs, needless to say he is no longer with us
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Hi Adam, Doyle Manor is all done and dusted
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A LOT!
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The conversion costs around 2.5K for the steel work, thats without the axle, wheels, fuel line extensions, wireing loom, brake lines. The diff is 4.7K = VAT, quite expensive in all
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I will take photos of rear drive set up in the next few days and post, you can see the same set up on the the web site http://www.foleyspecialistvehicles.co.uk this was the company that converted our
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This started life as a 110 hicap, the back end was cut of at the sping hangers then a 40" extension welded in, 3rd axle put in with up & over diff and hay presto a 150" 6x6 was born. Getting it plated is a very long drawn out process though but woth it
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Very good on the ground pressure side of things, fully loaded you wouldnt know you had been there. Does take up a bit of room though trying to park in a normal car parking space
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they are all wearing the same, the rear axles are quite close together and have proved to be very effective in tyre wear
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The turning circle is the same as a 130, pritty big but great for reversing close coupled chippers
