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  1. treeman
    I believe that the pendunculate oak has stalks (as stated in The Beauty of Trees) penduncles are a fancy name for stalk
  2. treeman
    Engelburt humperdink's wife!!!
  3. treeman

    Rate My Hinge.

    treeman replied to Frank's topic in General chat

    What mog you got, have you got some pics?
  4. treeman

    Rate My Hinge.

    treeman replied to Frank's topic in General chat

    Haha......... Carnt see the issue Can you explain good fella?
  5. treeman
    Crown thin (no amount) -- when asked by how much they say "just make them look nice" I wanted to walk away from them, an avenue of 12 Prunus padus that have never been touched
  6. treeman
    Click on their profile and it says
  7. treeman
    Wait till the HSE see this and it'll be mandatory, then the nptc unit for putting it up!
  8. treeman
    I have 2 bits of laburnham 3 feet long and 18in dia If your interested
  9. treeman
    Tulip wood is substituted for pop wood in England by guitar makers because of the similarities, I don't think tulip wood for making guitars is from L.tulipafaria tho, I think it's a different sp from the USA
  10. treeman
    Def pop, I've worked with this on all levels, as in climbed, felled, milled and sanded and from those picks that's my call
  11. treeman
    I agree
  12. treeman
    No job to small!
  13. treeman
    Yup same here, I had an incident a while ago with a dog owner, the situation quickly escalated, with him right in my face!! I never stopped calling him sir! I think that made it worse tbh. Smile an waves boys! Smile an wave!
  14. treeman
    Could you imagine, arbs being given the go a head to arrest the public for entering a safe work zone!!!
  15. treeman
    Didn't somebody on here post pics of a massive chip truck with tail lift on, they had a tracked chipper that they carried around on the lift, maybe a 4x4?
  16. treeman
    That's it better planning! Less busy time of day, more ground staff.Let's face it, it's not very often people sneak up on you or into your work area, you normally see them coming are able to stop cutting/climbing and let them past, as annoying as it is!
  17. treeman
    We do a lot of local authority work and come across this all the time, from all walks of life. Verbal advise and stopping operations is the only way to go. Safe work method is the ONLY work method. Imo
  18. treeman
    Hey ,had it for 12 months at least, probably sharpen 2-3 chains a month with it
  19. treeman
    I got the 1 mentioned above for the big saws, works fine, but can struggle at the end of the chains life, end up doing it by hand for that
  20. treeman
    Yeah we had those conifer stumps todo and another 7 stumps that were about a meter diameter give or take, all done a dusted in 1 hr 40 mins and was waiting for the low loader! I had priced it for 2 days work with the preditor, so was quids in!
  21. treeman
    Had this on a job a couple of weeks ago. 46 conifer stumps average 12 inches in 40 mins
  22. treeman
    Cheers dude, we try
  23. treeman
    Horsechestnut from a few weeks ago Before After The spec was for 30% reduction, but I think it's more like 15-20
  24. treeman
    I don't think that's what he ment
  25. treeman
    Had this lil ash to tidy up at the beginning of the week! Decided to part company with the floor and bloke the road in Daventry

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