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Hi Luke, slightly less hours than I thought - 1254Hrs Let me know if you are still interested. Cheers, Ed

It’s a 2008, only done 1270 ish (from memory). It’s been our back up chipper for four years but probably only gets used one a month so I’m thinking it’s time for it to go. It’s been mega reliable. Has the usual rust about the hopper for tw’s of that age. May need a new anti stress sensor which I’ll sort before I sell. Looking for £6k +VAT.

If you have the room for a TW150, I have one that I’ll be selling soon.

I still fairly regularly get told by clients that their surveyor has recommended a staged removal. I try and explain all the above but they rarely want to take the “risk”

I hope DBM hire will still be suppiers of predator stump grinder parts.

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I’m guessing not but I did see many Cordyline resprout from the roots after the beast from the East struck. I have a client with a Trachycarpus that has outgrown its location and just wondering if there is any chance of it regrowing from if pollarded?

Yes, I get this impression from my regular trips to North Norfolk. It’s likely that I’ll be moving to the county soon but I have no intentions of starting up there.

No Dan, that one is in Fenstanton but I know that Murry Edwards College has some Pagoda’s so i’ll check those out soon.

I think you might have got it there Mick. I know where there is a Pagoda tree so next time I’m passing I’ll stop and take a closer look for comparison.

That did cross my mind but I thought that they only have 5 leaflets

This tree has puzzled me for years, please help.

Just saws or would you take hedge cutters as well?

I was recently told that any 17mm nut is 45ftlb and any 19mm nut is 65ftlb.