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  1. arbwork
    I think the hole is there because the tree would have been moved or lifted as a large rootballed tree and the method used was a Newman Frame ( see civic trees web site ) or similar where the tree has a frame over the root ball with a metal pin through the trunk to help secure the tree and root ball whilst breaking the tree and root ball from the ground, you can see the pin better from the right side of the picture below. all the best for Christmass and the new year:001_smile:
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    me the same, top service thanks all the best for Christmas:thumbup1:
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    sloth when i first looked at it i thought it was a branch, but to big to low in the tree and to even and bigger than possible, your assessment of the action is correct but on a bigger scale and i think drilled straight through the trunk
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    Closer examination of ? shows an evenly bored hole filled with a branch complete with bark
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    no clue is where it was
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    no Looks like it ….. good job it’s not dynamite !
  7. arbwork
    Thanks for replies, another pic. not metal (thankfully! )
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    Ours no, but with addit of pto and linkage would do. the most usable one Alex built had the opportunity to mount chipper both front and or back with crane either behind cab of rear mount with chip box , white one I think 1650 one of the last from merc. Was for sale a couple of years ago
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    Brushcutter hello good pics thanks for posting, I was envious when you said you were going on this jolly I’m even worse now! I called in the other day to see if you were in the mill my answer is in the above posts, cheers have a good Christmas
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    Even I have to give way to 4 wheel steer, remote crane and bigger power! but worth a try ( chipper info will send ) cheers J
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    (oops sorry Stan)The answer of course is no because probably this is
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    Stan there’ll be a we Christmas bonus in it for you if ya shift it a!
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    Felled today 2 Norway Maple sited in a shrub bed next to a shopping centre, stump cut reasonably close to ground level. ( worth a mention in rate my hinge ? ) I think I know the reason for the marking.
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    I thought the lying down relics looked a bit like whales, and they were looking at me! tiz truly a fantastic place, I will go back, stayed in Marlborough with near by Avebury, white horses, crop circles, back in time good spot for a bit of exploring
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    tree without John!
  16. arbwork
    Some on the floor
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    Have you sawn the back stop arms yet? John the answer is now yes! Law of sod with new blade ! :blushing:3 days in just changed it and then hit a large metal staple in the next log with another new blade! hey ho.
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    a few mixes here [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5M8J-eZOs0&feature=related]Vredo HS Highspeed Kommunal - YouTube[/ame]
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    Stephen after watching both your new toy and the iron horse on the auction site at the same time I have to admit to being just a little envious! cheers for now j
  21. arbwork
    I think it would be useful if Husqvarna, or a dealer on their behalf, could make a statement regarding the situation with the 560
  22. arbwork
    I also have experience of glyphosate affecting trees adjacent to treated stumps moved over to using triclopyr
  23. arbwork
    2012 courses Barony Colledge 01387 860251 1st come 1st served be quick
  24. arbwork
    found a little book 'savernake forest' isbn 978-0-9544916-3-5 forward publications, helps find a few trees map inc. history of forest, found it in craft sale in the church at end of the high st. Marlborough ( widest high st. in Britain )
  25. arbwork
    ''as there appears to be little dysfucntional/deadwood at the base? '' the above is correct no significant hollow in the buttressing or rotten wood

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