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slack ma girdle

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    Pembrokeshire, sunny west Wales
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    Tree surgery & Forestry

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  1. If you can stock pile enough to chip and fill a silage trailer, and you are not too far from a biomass producer, then it would produce a small return for you
  2. Sorry yet more winching
  3. A fungus growing on a fungus?
  4. I am sure that the chain speed is less than 25m/s for all non forestry spacific cutters. Chain shot is not an issue at these speeds.
  5. I have found it generally associated with dead wood, and i would guess that it will happily stay within the wound compartment for many years. I would be more concerned about root damage from the surrounding development.
  6. £200 is not a large amount for referenced professionalism
  7. I think they are still messing around
  8. I would be starting with Rigidoporis ulmarius Giant elm bracket
  9. Ben Burgess is importing Laski, which is the same. Laski Stump Grinders - Ben Burgess WWW.BENBURGESS.CO.UK predator-stump-grinders-narrow-access-petrol-radio-controlled
  10. First impression, I would say silver leaf.
  11. After 30 years i still over/under price jobs. Customers want confidence, so a couple of technical words, but not too many go a long way. You ain't gonna win them all. Options work in a few cases, but aways require good access. 9 out of 10 cases, there is only one option. Stick to your decision, and don't be swayed by the customer.
  12. I've got a Farmi 5 tonne trailer with 3.8 crane, 5k no vat
  13. My apple trees are the most unloved trees in west Wales, and still they produce more apples than i can deal with. I spend quite alot of my working life pruning apple trees, and not one of these 'looked after' trees produces as much fruit as my unloved trees .
  14. The original leader was pruned out when it was in the nursery to encourage horizontal growth, for better fruit production. Fruit trees are always best left to their own devices.
  15. The tree is still standing after the 2 pre Christmas storms. Ratchet straps are a godsend to reassure the climber . Levels of leaf cover in the canopy is the deciding factor. A tractor and 8 tonne winch is the safest method.

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