PDGS
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I want the tree brought down the safest way this is why I posted this.I have a wife and two young children and I will not risk anything over a tree I am keen to learn the trade not kill myself
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pm sent
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yer I can see your point,
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at the edge of a woodland next to an clear field that the customer owns
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I run like bambie on a bad day
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As I am new to this side of thing i have not build up any connectoins as yet but I have been thinking the very same thing for about a week I am open to offer's if anyone live in the area pm me what you would charge I am happy to be a groundsman
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Thanks for that. that never even crossed my mind:thumbup1:
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at the base straight down the middle
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Hello I was after some advice on the best way the safely bring down this oak, I am new to climbing so have not got years of experence under my belt it's a twin stem oak that has split and the right hand one is hung up on the the two trees. my problem is the the limb furthest away in the picture as its higher than the neighbouring tree and there is no branches close enough near it to get on to it. I was thinking of branch walk down one stem and stepping over to that one but what do you guys think any advice would be appreciated many thanks Paul
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fork in manure to improve the stucture and plant trees shrubs and other plants that thrive in that envirement got lemons make lemonade
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I need that in my life
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Another free prize draw; winner gives £50 to charity.
PDGS replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
count me in -
if you speak to a scaffolding company they might let you have some that are no longer in service if your driving over them they don't have to be the best
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54560 miles
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it an easy one you will be fine the assesment only last for about half an hour good luck
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first ones wrong still belive the second ones right:001_tt2:
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sorry I was talking about the swamp cypress just no full stop in sentence
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I would advise your customer more towards 30%
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I will give to you your right just looked at the county its in:thumbup1:
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Im not saying your wrong yes it is deciduous but in a shelted location it would still hang on to the folaige and if it is a sequoia it must be in a very windy area you might be right the cones are in the right place:biggrin:
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my local dealer sells alot of then and he seams to rate them highly
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1st one taxodium distichum not a metasequoia they have oppisite shoots taxodium has alternate 2nd female cupressus arizonica glabra case closed
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Anyone use the gecko aluminum climbing spikes?
PDGS replied to Lorry thompson's topic in Climbers talk
mine are about 35mm from the the tip to the bottom ir that makes sense -
Anyone use the gecko aluminum climbing spikes?
PDGS replied to Lorry thompson's topic in Climbers talk
you won't be disapointed I have got the ali ones comfy quick and easy to put on I tryed someones carbon fibre ones on was not overwelmed same thing but about £60 more for less ajustment -
please can I butcher some of your tree I have got a new van so i am not a chav that guy down there will tell you
