Stuart A-C
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good habitat!
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Just seen the date on the photos!!!
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looks like Tree of Heaven ailanthus altissima
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Thats awsome and I would love to have a climb around it, but there is a nasty little voice in my head wondering how much firewood is there.
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Looks like a good job Mr Shute. Have you been back to visit the ones I did for the FC?(not sure of the place, but it was the house with all the rare rhododendron's and the BIG dead welly)
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I normally just soak mine in a warm bath with some washing powder and give it a good scrub (the harness that is)
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A dirty one by the sound of it
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indeed
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Some who THINK they are involved in the arb world might!!!
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I really dont know what to say!!
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Looking for someone to haul timber in the southwest
Stuart A-C replied to Tree Man Tom's topic in General chat
Evans transport in Barnstaple (bit closer to Minehead), 01271 326632www.evanstransport.co.uk -
Road / Lane closure - how should I go about it?
Stuart A-C replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
My company does TM, give me a pm if you need help. -
The new series of Trawlermen threw up a few suprises.
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I hope so when its finished, got a guy comming to grind the stump.
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It had been pruned like that a few times (you can see the pollard heads in first photo). The customer was 'advised' by the LA, the root system has pushed the retaining wall out onto the footpath, and is lifting the pavement and road. We are re-planting a whitebeam in the front, and have already planted 2 hippos, and 2 scotts in the rear garden after removing a couple of lawsons.
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Had a niceish day of trying to remove a neatly pruned!!! (by an aaac) chestnut. The neighbour opposite came out after we had spent all day digging and winching to inform us that the ground level used to be at least 5ft lower before they built the houses. Needless to say the tree was never going to be winched over due to the 25-30 years of 5 foot deep surface roots it had put on, event tried a 2&3 way pully system Customer was cool about having to get a stumpgrinder in after watching us digging, winching & cursing all day:thumbup:
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Morning all, Anyone know of a firm I can hire a decent sized stumpy from down this way. Or if you have one is there any chance I can hire it??
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Comparing Chainsaws Advantages and Disadvantages
Stuart A-C replied to Hodgie's topic in General chat
Top handled saw....£450+ Homebase special......£75 Turning up as a subbie with that, a pair of jeans and a bit of 3-strand nylon round your waste, and seeing the look on the other guys faces......Priceless -
just use the 'death-on-a-stick' for the larger dia bits, then use the manual loppers and a A-frame ladder to reach the rest.
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pole set, just mind the wire.
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Comparing Chainsaws Advantages and Disadvantages
Stuart A-C replied to Hodgie's topic in General chat
I prefer this one, when it breaks I just buy a new one. http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=7303614&Trail=searchtext>CHAINSAW -
or the local roofing company lifted it with the crane on the left, to try and get some extra work.
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I reckon they were trying to pull the stump out!
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Ive just been warned by highways its going to hit hard down here tomorrow night.
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Ask Johnty, hes got big feet!!!
