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  1. treesnatcher
    nice vid. not sure if one handed use of 660 is best example to post on public forum though.
  2. treesnatcher
    we did 3 days in a field with 2 horses in sept. I totally ignored them when we first started. they soon lost interest until second day when one of the lads dropped an apple tree. after that complete pain in ass, damn thing then chewed the little indicator off the wing of the truck. Quick gaffer tape repair - still going strong. Also pretty scary when they started fighting and biting each other. Had to stop work put white tape electric fence up with no battery but it worked. By the way do you drive a burgandy rover rover???
  3. treesnatcher
    I only sell the odd load of logs but keep getting requests for green ash for woodburners as it burns a bit longer. Probably sold more green than seasoned this year, it suits me better as i dont have much storage space.
  4. treesnatcher
    more likely a damper than a spring. find chassis plate then contact the manufacturer.
  5. treesnatcher
    dragging wet willow out of river then over the rotten fence you dare not touch then the long uphill drag across the manicured lawn down side of the house(minding the loose sky wire and dodgy plastic downspout with sharp 90degree turn to the waiting chipper and then the clear up...
  6. treesnatcher
    all of the above:001_smile:
  7. treesnatcher
    free delivery 2nd class (maybe never) royal mail. lol
  8. treesnatcher
    anyone who ask for more than 2 quotes
  9. treesnatcher
    me too last 4 days
  10. treesnatcher
    justin at welmac a ring on 01400272475
  11. treesnatcher
    we use wasp eze spray or chip vinegar out the glove box. been worst year for nests i can remember. we also used about 30 cans of wasp next destroyer foam this year.
  12. treesnatcher
    exellent piece of kit but probably only comes out 5 times a year. can be tricky to use if lots of targets near tree
  13. treesnatcher
    pjkevet, may be worth considering a pto splitter to go on your new tractor? That would sort most of the rings. And save your back for other jobs.
  14. treesnatcher
    the ipaf course + cs39 is considered to be same as cs 47
  15. treesnatcher
    difficult to say without inspection. maybe use throw line to attach pull rope. start to cut hinge at ground level, take a bore to ascertain solid wood if poss cut hinge then bore in for backcut , if hollow get plenty of wedges every 12 inches just knocked in firm but not hard enough to lift it, everyone clear then pull over with winch.
  16. treesnatcher
    are you coming anywhere near lincolnshire?
  17. treesnatcher
    shop around a lot. huge price variation round here. 17m trailer electric plus petrol if you manage kill the battery (5 or 6 hours) £70+vat 7.5t 22m diesel much quicker 170+vat
  18. treesnatcher
    search "Dadio" on here or you tube. Quite entertaining really:biggrin:
  19. treesnatcher
    £100 but i would have wanted to do it there and then or would be £120.
  20. treesnatcher
    rural dartmoor to landmark is a bit of a long drive:biggrin:
  21. treesnatcher
    Mr Perkins:thumbup:
  22. treesnatcher
    love your sense of humour
  23. treesnatcher
    yes lots of rusty spores all around bracket. do the layered ridges indicate the annual growth
  24. treesnatcher
    This tree has a tpo. I am looking for a consultants report it's located ng32. Everyone seems very busy at moment locally please pm if you can assist. It is a mature oak with the weight leaning towards the building. Also the previous owner raised the soil level and built the wall approximate 2 ft 25 years ago so the bracket is at the new level and it has started to consume the wall shows the lean End pic shows size Can the ganoderma be I'd from these pics?
  25. treesnatcher
    I highlighted GET AN EXPERIENCED LOCAL CONSULTANT as top advice his report would also be very useful at appeal stage.

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